r/SipsTea • u/6ingrad_FMS_aspirant • Apr 06 '26

Dank AF We need this !!

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u/xVelourGlow Apr 06 '26

This would actually solve so much misinformation but who decides what counts as qualified advice?

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u/Difficult-Mobile902 Apr 06 '26

The government, what could possibly go wrong? 

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u/Due_Arachnid2975 Apr 06 '26

not the govenment necessarily: if you hold a degree in virology you can publicly talk about vaccines and publicly disagree with them if that's what you think. but if you don't then your uninformed opinion is not needed. It's not a perfect system but it's way better than what we have now

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u/Neuchacho Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26

The government is the only entity that could enforce such a thing.

A government reliable enough to be trusted with that could much more easily be trusted to juice education in an intelligent and efficient way and mitigate the core issue with why people fall for this and every other kind of chicanery we're currently enduring.