What is the thesis of this meme, that people are just stupid and there is no underlying problem or system that can be improved?

Science is often communicated to the public via either companies, politics, or the media. Which al have their own interests and issues in representing “scientific facts”. To give some examples of the “science” people have been exposed to: These new pain killers are perfectly save and absolutely not addictive. Making health care accessible is actually bad for the economy and will be more expensive in the end. Or the numerous articles on outlier papers published in the media that conclude that it’s actually healthy to [insert obviously unhealthy habit here (sponsored by some industry group)].

Science has a communication problem, and the communication conduits have a huge credibility problem. The results of which made an already bad pandemic even worse.

Fauci is to blame. The path of evil is paved in good intention.

The fucker told everyone that they didn't need masks.

What he was intending to do was make sure doctors and emergency personnel had masks. instead, it became an inflection point or publicly dividing the nation.

You're assuming these people believe we even send things to space. I had a serious ass conversation recently with my father's roommate. Typical conspiracy theorist ding dong. Full on flat earther and everything. I asked him how he thinks GPS works if the earth was flat. He admitted he didn't know but then when I started to explain how it works by pinging satellites we put up in space he cut me off and said space isn't real. Like legitimately thinks space isn't real. He on a separate occasion also complained that we didn't need to wear masks during covid because we apparently make our own viruses in our bodies and viruses don't spread between people.

These people don't even understand how logic works. Let alone that people could be smarter than they are.

Lot of over lap with anti-maskers and young earth flat earthers.

Well you have to let the virus out if you want to get rid of it. Why do you think there's that saying about having to pass a cold along?

And yet social distancing was "obvious" because scientists said it u til they admitted they pretty much just made that distance up.

That's why there's an Appeal from Authority fallacy... But you just keep on trusting what ever they say with out questioning it.

It probably didn't help that at the beginning they said the cloth didn't help, then changed the messaging later on.

Poindexter... not hard slang to get correct. Dumbasses.

But surely you must understand how someone, having failed all of their classes and then dropped out of school altogether, understands complex matters better than the people who are brilliant, have international acclaim, and devoted like 5 decades of their lives to study that same thing?

Or you know, at least watched this 11-minute video?

And if you do, can you explain it to me? :-P So far all I have is "Might Makes Right", but somehow that seems to be lacking something...

I mean a lot of them also don't believe we landed unmanned units on mars, or humans on the moon, for that matter, so...

Step on Mars but not on snek.