thesciencepost.com é seguro?

'Satire', but not actually funny so far as I can see, so comparison to The Onion is hardly deserved. Takes easy targets like 'anti-vaxxer' fears, but equally dismissive of GMO risks or concerns over glyphosate. Pointing and mocking 'pseudoscience' isn't itself evidence-based or 'pro-science'.

Highly opinionated in a certain direction that may cause misdirection to others and may potentially cause them to engage in behaviours that may harm their health based on recent and releatively unreviewed research - also significant clickbaiting links and titles.

This is a satire site about medical quackery practices. The format is meant to deliver a humorous punchline as well at satirize articles generated by medical quacks. As a physician, it gives me a good laugh. It's hard to swim against the tide of medical misinformation on the Internet. Laughter and education by humor is a ray of light.

This is a satire site like The Onion. Anyone giving it a negative rating is either -- A. Stupid and believes it is real. or B. Has an agenda because the site pokes fun at the anti-science crowd frequently.

I can't understand why this site has a bad rating - it's a science satire site, best known for putting the boot into anti-vaxxers and purveyors of woo and pseudoscience. The only thing I can think is that it has been deliberately targeted by those same groups, unhappy with how the site makes them look like idiots.