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1000 papers showing the harm from Covid-19 vaccines
The case is that there's actually a lot of scientific papers showing a less than perfect side effect profile for the Covid-19 vaccines.
The UK Covid Inquiry Transcripts
This case serves as respository of the UK Covid Inquiry transcripts. The transcripts have been parsed by Matthew Sommerville at https://ukcovid19inquiry.dracos.co.uk/. I have then posted each module to case.science so people can query the transcripts in natural language
Renting a house is more financially prudent than buying in the long-run
Most people default to liquidating their finances and locking into a financial bond for their whole life. This case proves that renting is a better option, as long as you can put your money to work elsewhere in the economy.
A new superconductor (LK-99) could change the world
A newly discovered material has the potential to impact the world's economy in exciting new ways rapidly. What will the applications be of a room temperature superconductor that can be easily manufactured at scale?
Most suffer from nutrient deficiencies
Most live under the impression that they "just" have to eat a "balanced diet", and if their health goes wrong, they're told that their blood work shows no deficiency. The truth is that most are nutrient deficient, and that blood work is incomplete and misleading.
State your case here in a single sentence...
The movie Sound of Freedom promotes a conspiracy theory.
Wikipedia, Twitter and reddit are not able to handle contested ideas
Wikipedia is actually about consensus. The speed of the edits 'back to consensus' after a contested idea is presented means the tools tilt only towards ambiguous consensus. Reddit filters out unpopular ideas immediately via mod tools and downvotes. There are no decent tools on the internet to present contested ideas in a fair way.
Case is a great tool to argue the data
This is the description! Lets get adding sources.