Paty Christmas responded to the professor of the ONE and Scientific disseminator, Sergio de Régules, after having made an analysis of their different positions in Twitter around the coronavirus, al 5G, your refusal to use mask and to the vaccinations it says, they will be lethal.
“It is nanotechnology to modify our DNA, a pandemic to control and reduce the world population”, are some of his comments in social networks around vaccines to treat coronavirus.
Regarding his statements, the professor regretted THE UNIVERSAL the misinformation that the actress is doing that goes against people’s health.
“It is unfortunate that someone with a microphone says this kind of thing and misrepresents. She is rooting for the far-right and anti-Semitic conspiracy. If someone believes her, those decisions could go against her health and it may even be criminal what this woman does, that is, if someone gets sick or dies from her messages, it will weigh on her conscience, in addition, she must be careful because one day she can be turned around and accused of being a fascist and her career could go wrong.
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Faced with these statements, the actress of “Cañaveral de pasiones” and “Zacatillo, un lugar en tu corazón” was not silent and, using her Twitter account, pointed out that the professor wants to hold her responsible for what the governments have done to The humanity.
“This popularizer judges me and wants to hold me responsible for the irresponsibility of governments and some doctors, scientists and more, who have sold themselves to the dark elite for the hybridism and total slavery of humanity.”
“Science strips Paty Navidad”. This popularizer judges me and wants to hold me responsible for the irresponsibility of governments and some doctors, scientists and more, who have sold themselves to the dark elite for the hybridism and total slavery of humanity. https://t.co/Y74tPZUXLE
– Patriot !! (@ ANPNL05) August 23, 2020
As expected, this divided opinions and created controversy. Some of his followers, who support his beliefs, sympathized but others asked him to think things better before writing them so as not to generate noise in people and confusion that could be fatal.
The user Martín Rosas Vera asked the singer for a favor and it was not to leave on deaf ears what a popularizer of science from the Maximum House of Studies in Mexico has to say about it, since his studies support it, while that the opinions of people who do not have a high level of preparation are not valid.
What they think, should not leave room for doubt, they have moral authority and knowledge, two fundamental things to make judgments and opinions. They are not valid opinions of people who do not meet the above requirements, they cannot manipulate or misinform, I have said.
– Martin Rosas Vera (@Opelgrenas) August 23, 2020
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Who is called Aristarco di Samos, wrote the opposite of the first, since he maintains the idea that universities are part of the so-called world conspiracy, because he assures that George Soros is the one who gives them a payment, as if they were donations, for billion dollars.
Some less “orthodox” support Paty Navidad and assure her that they prefer to be called crazy than manipulative.
De Regúles, a high-profile scientist
But who is Sergio De Regúles? What have you done to bring people closer to science?
One of the tasks that the physicist and popularizer has had is to bring people closer to science through books.
Throughout his career, for the professor of the ONE It has been important precisely that science is not taken as something unattainable, but that whoever approaches a text feels sheltered and not humiliated.
The writer has published books such as “The involuntary renovator”, “The sun died of laughter”, “Algebraic Chronicles” and “The universe in a sock”, among others and collaborated in Mexican magazines such as Gazette of the Economic Culture Fund and foreign like the British “Physics World”.
“Most people feel that to talk about science you have to get very serious, put on a gown or a tie, put the reader in a straitjacket and get on a pedestal to teach, and that’s the worst, I I feel that this alienates the reader, “he told the Information Agency of the Conacyt.
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“Who is going to come to listen to a person who is teaching with the ‘nagging finger’? On the other hand, if you see someone who is interested and amusing people, of course you approach”.
With this idea in mind, he uses humor in his publications to address serious issues, giving them a twist. Among his most recent publications are “The dead sun of laughter”, from 2019. In addition to scientific dissemination, Régules has worked in music as he plays the piano.
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