So I'm a member of an executive business leads association. We meet once a week for breakfast where leads are shared in person, and there's also a website where people post leads. Leads are supposed to be, well, leads that you can act on. For example, I'll often post tender invitations and the like, as there's several construction companies in the association. For the most part, every person and business in the association is great, and does their best to provide good leads to the membership. But there's this one chiropractor in the association, and all she does is post bullshit health claims from ridiculed studies. For example:
"R Pero Chief of Cancer Prevention Research at New York's Preventative Medicine Institute showed that chiropractic patients had a 200% greater immune competence than people who did not receive chiropractic and 400% greater than those with cancer"
or
"In 2005 Pero and a group of other researchers found that being on long term chiropractic care showed that DNA repair was highest or most effective in the group of individuals who had no symptoms and had been receiving care for over 5 consecutive year"
There's a commenting system on the website, and it's so fucking hard to not respond to her idiotic posts with citations that would make her look like an idiot. But it being a business association and all, that probably wouldn't be professional or appropriate. So here I sit, jimmies seriously rustled.
