Woman criticizes science by using the Internet to communicate with tens of thousands of anonymous strangers instantly all over the world.
Norma Johnson, a 47 year-old holistic acupuncturist from Dayton, Ohio wrote a scathing missive about the flaws of science while commenting on newspaper editorial. The article, entitled “Science Denial Goes Mainstream: GMOs and Vaccines,” appeared on the online version of the London Times. It dismissed critics of these technologies as ignorant science deniers who imperil themselves and the global community.
According to Ms. Johnson, however,
“Science is a modern scourge completely lacking in spiritual knowledge..it’s modern corporate growing practices and processing to blame. GMOs and vaccines are but the worse example of scinetists thinking they can control us& NATURE. We all MUST WAKE UP NOW and realize science is a corporate enterprise and we are its victims. We must abandon corporate science and return to our natural roots and higher ways of knowing!!!!”
After hitting “enter,” Ms. Johnson’s comments were then sent instantly all over the globe where tens of thousands of anonymous strangers, sitting comfortably in their own homes using a technology completely and utterly unimaginable only a generation ago, praised Ms. Johnson on her insight and willingness to “speak the truth” about the dangers of science.
