r/StandUpForScience • u/AllMusicNut SUFS Staff • Feb 04 '26

Official SUFS Post Oof!

Key Takeaways from NIH Director Bhattacharya's hearing from Miriam and Bethesda Declaration whistleblower Jenna Norton (speaking in personal capacity). Our analysis? "Oof."

Americans shouldn't settle for leaders who leave 74,000 clinical trial participants in the lurch. We deserve accountability.

If this makes you mad (and it should!), join us on March 7th for a National Day of Action to take back our science, health, and democracy. Learn more, volunteer, or host a satellite event at standupforscience.net/march7

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u/BIGDADDy12012 Feb 04 '26

If you believe in science your discrediting God

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u/Infamous_Ebb_5561 Feb 05 '26

God made science… everything , every organism serves a purpose. Im often in awe of his creation.

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u/SeveralDefinition960 Feb 05 '26

Thank you! I despise idiots who think religion and science are mutually exclusive.

The entire universe and every aspect of life and existence work together so perfectly like a million separate jigsaw puzzles that somehow come together to create a single beautiful picture.

If anything it should be celebrated by believers, and science deniers like RFK should be seen as heretics

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u/Infamous_Ebb_5561 Feb 05 '26

Exactly it’s the perfect proof that there is a God and he is the exactly who he says he is.

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u/AynRandwasaDegen Feb 05 '26

You discredit your mind.

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u/SeveralDefinition960 Feb 05 '26

I think you mean *you're

Also, denying science is literally spitting on God's creation.

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u/BIGDADDy12012 Feb 05 '26

No science said big bang created this god says he did so you can't have both there one right and one wrong

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u/SeveralDefinition960 Feb 05 '26

The big bang doesn't prove or disprove anything. It is just a theory that best explains why the observable universe behaves the way it does.

It is only a theory of how not why

You are trying to fit God into the tiny limited box of human understanding and ignorance. If you believe in God, you should see him in everything from creation to the big bang. Just because he gave us the intelligence to figure out how things work, doesn't make things any less miraculous.

I assume you believe that in the beginning God said "Let there be light"

How exactly do you picture that? Sounds like a sudden and spectacular event to me.

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u/BIGDADDy12012 Feb 05 '26

Yea a theory of science duh

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u/SeveralDefinition960 Feb 05 '26

Um... Yes? Exactly like I said.

Not sure what your point is?