Comment Re:"Major flaw" is a tricky term (Score 1) 313
First, look up the research and don't base your arguments on Anecdotal Evidence (even your own). The peer-reviewed research says they are stupid and wrong, therefore they are stupid and wrong until there is sufficient evidence to reject that hypothesis. Given your use of Anecdotal Evidence, it is clear that such a rejection may take a while.
Second, I am old enough to be tired of the utter ignorance of the world around me. I've been deep into science for longer than most Slashdotters have been alive. Hell, I've been on Slashdot longer than most Slashdotters have been alive. But not once has that science been particularly difficult or challenging. I've seen more challenging recipes for marshmallow candy. There is simply no reason for anyone to be ignorant. It isn't justifiable on the grounds of difficulty of material (much of which boils down to 1+1=2, when you get right down to it), or difficulty of access (the interwebs aren't just for lolcats, although I'm beginning to think lolcat caption writers put more effort into their work than most Slashdotters). If there's no rational justification for ignorance, then there is only one option left - you're all either mad or stupid.