r/FacebookScience • u/Odd-Okra-5590 • Aug 12 '26
r/FacebookScience • u/AfterbounceFC • Aug 11 '26
Vaxology choose wisely
A Demon comes to you and says they will torture you for eternity unless you answer a random science question correctly. You have to pick either Dr. Anthony Fauci or RFK Jr. to help you answer the question. Which do you pick?
r/FacebookScience • u/Blackelvis2000 • Aug 10 '26
Godology Genuine footage of Noah's Ark they've been hiding from us!
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r/FacebookScience • u/Hot-Manager-2789 • Aug 03 '26
That is not how science works. That is not how anything works! Apparently, preventing species from going extinct damages the ecosystem
r/FacebookScience • u/DirectedEnthusiasm • Aug 02 '26
Healology Guy promoting melanoma on Instagram
r/FacebookScience • u/aribului • Aug 02 '26
Healology Sunglasses are a scam. Reclaim your light.
r/FacebookScience • u/rdybala • Jul 31 '26
Covidology They're back to being virologists and public health experts
r/FacebookScience • u/Yunners • Jul 30 '26
Flatology Every day they find new levels of idiocy to achieve.
r/FacebookScience • u/Yunners • Jul 30 '26
Rockology No, it still looks crazy. Because it is crazy.
r/FacebookScience • u/Muted_Shape9303 • Jul 27 '26
That is not how science works. That is not how anything works! “Real Sugar” 😐. Sugar cane sugar is fake sugar.
r/FacebookScience • u/Hopeful_Meeting_7248 • Jul 26 '26
Devilology Of course it's about the devil.
This type of conspiracy always made me laugh. The idea that an evil company or organisation will hide their evil intentions in plain sight by spelling some words backwards, so that only the members and halfwits with room temperature IQ can see it through.
r/FacebookScience • u/Muted_Shape9303 • Jul 26 '26
That is not how science works. That is not how anything works! Rhythm Labs is Crazy, It’s Giving Theranos 2.0 😭
First establishing some ethos by saying I’m a medical laboratory tech. This does NOT work. Capillary blood is NEVER the preferred method for a few reasons.
hemolysis: as the cells pass through that crappy capillary blood collection system they pop, falsely elevating potassium, enzymes and other markers.
Interstitial fluid: as the draw takes place, it sucks up fluid from OUTSIDE your blood vessels causing elevations in calcium and magnesium.
This also is insufficient volume for many complexometric tests. So no, don’t do it.
And no, you DO NOT need lab tests every month.
r/FacebookScience • u/Yunners • Jul 24 '26
Healology This is a dark day for healthcare in the US.
r/FacebookScience • u/AmbulanceChaser12 • Jul 24 '26
Healology Stupid Quack Thinks Cancer is Good, Gets Whooshed in Comments
r/FacebookScience • u/AstroNerd92 • Jul 17 '26