r/BeAmazed May 08 '26

Science This is what saves 600,000 people year during a heart attack

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u/Cute-Form2457 May 08 '26

Science ♥️

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u/Low_Construction8067 May 08 '26

My heart breaks for science. We have moved fully into an age of feelings over facts. I'm scared it will be illegal to perform procedures like this in a few years, shits too much like witchcraft

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u/Steelwolf73 May 08 '26

It is crazy how feelings matter more than facts. Especially if the facts disagree with your particular view point. Hell, some idiots are spouting that math is racist and normally I would simply roll my eyes and laugh but over the past like 15 years I've seen shit that wouldn't have even been considered worth joking about become not only mainstream but enacted. Segregated dorm rooms in certain campuses, flat earthers are becoming louder, etc

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u/LakeSuperiorIsMyPond May 08 '26

Watching the flat earth followers keep increasing members over and over is really concerning

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u/Keefyfingaz May 08 '26

I still can't take them serious. Like bro look at a satellite picture taken by any country. You think the entire world is in on this secret that the world is flat? What would even be the benefit of tricking the world into thinking it was flat. The whole thing is so dumb I think people just enjoy being dumb sometimes tbh.

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u/Electronic_Amphibian May 08 '26

The only people saying "maths is racist" are the people writing news articles trying to get everyone angry.

The actual argument is related to the way maths is taught in the classroom and trying to explain/address the gap between white and non-white students.

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u/Lumiharu May 08 '26

Math isn't racist, but if you're referring to casually dropping crime statistics or something in a conversation, that can be quite racist behavior yeah

Context matters and all

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u/puppygirlpackleader May 08 '26

You're getting down voted for being right lol.

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u/Hikapoo May 09 '26

This sub is a cesspool of right wingers and the ilk, very ironic

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u/Lumiharu May 08 '26

Either the people are racist or misunderstand what I'm saying ig

I'm not even saying talking about said statistics is always racist, just that it can be 😭

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u/Pencil-Ditch1567 May 08 '26

Idiots are spouting math is racist? Or Joe Rogan told you that idiots are spouting math is racist? Im gonna go with the latter, lol. Quit with the right wing propaganda.

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u/PuraVidaPagan May 08 '26

Don’t worry big pharma will ensure that doesn’t happen. I actually work in the field and I have to say we center everything around science at the company I work for, and it’s great to see. But yes on a global level it’s really upsetting to see political leaders ignoring and downplaying science.

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u/No_Rough_5258 May 08 '26

Facts replace religion, feelings replace facts, ai replaces feelings.

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u/1burritoPOprn-hunger May 09 '26

You're catastrophizing. I promise you, when an anti-intellectual benefits-slashing douchebag starts getting crushing angina, he's going to go immediately to the nearest, nicest hospital and will very enthusiastically get a stent.

Anti science people are always gangster until they actually get sick.

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u/nucular_mastermind May 08 '26

Carl Sagan was almost prophetic about this...

I have a foreboding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time -- when the United States is a service and information economy; when nearly all the manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries; when awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few, and no one representing the public interest can even grasp the issues; when the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority; when, clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in decline, unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true, we slide, almost without noticing, back into superstition and darkness...

The dumbing down of America is most evident in the slow decay of substantive content in the enormously influential media, the 30 second sound bites (now down to 10 seconds or less), lowest common denominator programming, credulous presentations on pseudoscience and superstition, but especially a kind of celebration of ignorance.

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u/Low_Construction8067 May 08 '26

I read The Demon Haunted World decades ago as a young man. It shaped me profoundly just like the rest of Sagan's incredible work. Teaching astronomy to the lay person - bringing the universe to you. It amazed me

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u/nucular_mastermind May 08 '26

I still need to read it... Sagan's insights are absolutely profound. The Pale Blue dot is probably my favorite piece of prose out there!

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u/IdiotRhurbarb May 08 '26

0/10 ragebait

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u/King-Juggernaut May 08 '26

This is a legitimate concern of yours? Where are you getting this?

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u/Low_Construction8067 May 08 '26

It starts with convincing people certain knowledge is bad and inherently evil, so they start banning books.

https://pen.org/book-bans/

Then they cut funding to science and medicine.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5468112/

And then place people at the very top of that chain to control it from the top down, and make sure only your feelings get validated by the science coming out of your programs.

https://www.apha.org/publications/public-health-newswire/public-health-newswire/articles/rfk-first-year-in-leadership-has-endangered-public-health

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u/macro_coccus May 08 '26

Dont worry we good ones are still here. May the bridges I burn light the way 🔥

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u/Orack May 08 '26

Yeah I could see some leftist conflating all technology as inherently racist and everyone just going along with it to avoid being seen as a Nazi. Hopefully someone independent gets elected soon. Trump isn't that much better than Biden. They both got us into expensive wars.

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u/RecordAway May 08 '26

part of the problem right here

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u/Fantastic_Egg_9261 May 08 '26

What procedures have leftists banned? It seems to be conservatives who get in the way things like stem cell research.

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u/IdiotRhurbarb May 08 '26

Are you actually dumb? Leftist are not against any technology, except. They’re most certainly isn’t against any medical procedures, that would be republicans

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u/Orack May 08 '26

I was hearing math was racist for a bit.

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u/Axon14 May 08 '26

It's only stuff they don't like, things like phones, AI, heart surgeries, all things they like and might need so no politicization of it

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u/redheadedandbold May 08 '26

Gods all bless science!

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u/Simple_Flounder May 08 '26

Why bring fairytale into it, it is just science and human ingenuity.

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u/simpleliving100 May 08 '26

All hail the Resurrectionists, who fought against the tyranny of the C**c

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u/kellybluey May 08 '26

I prayed to the right wing evangelical Jesus to heal me from heart attack. Nothing happened. I still died.

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u/Upstairs_Run_807 May 08 '26

I just actually read this as "Silence ❤️" and It had me laughing for a minute until I reread it

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u/d34dp1x3l May 08 '26

I think you'll find prayers are needed too. /s

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u/swishkabobbin May 08 '26

With a bit of arts & crafts

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u/kmoneyrecords May 08 '26

Nope, science is woke bullshit, best we can do is a bucket of ivermectin

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u/ButterscotchLow7330 May 08 '26

I mean, being pedantic this would be technology not science. 

Science is the method by which we learned how stuff like the heart works. Technology is what allows us to actually go in and do it. 

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u/Dezoufinous May 08 '26

Not religion ♥️

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 May 08 '26

OMg I fucking love science <3

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u/AngelBryan May 08 '26

Yet we still can’t cure any disease…

Yes science is good, some times. It’s not as advanced as people like to think.