Greetings, Threegoofs. :2wave:
That's not an easy question to answer, but since the Bill of Rights gives us freedom of speech as our first Right, the Founders must have felt it was very important. Using an analogy, are we going to see questioning of climate change claims treated the same as falsely shouting Fire in a crowded theatre, and be criminally charged for it?
As a general rule, I tend to stay as far away from the medical profession as I can in order to maintain good health since doctors are human and do make mistakes. Climate has been changing for millions of years, many times due to volcanic activity, earthquakes, or El Nino type events that we have no control over, but a surgeon trained in setting a broken bone - which has happened to me - is not the same thing. One is still a theory while the other promotes healing if done correctly. I honestly do not believe we will ever be able to control climate - the best we can hope for, IMO, is that mankind will be smart enough to figure out how to mitigate the damage done to earth as we speed through the solar system encountering God knows what on our journey. Maybe one day we will all be living under huge domes for our protection, like we saw in the Star Wars movies, but until then that's how I feel, 3G, rightly or not. :shrug: