I think it's okay to say "there are people with non-specific symptoms, and they really have these symptoms, but it's not proven exactly what's causing them". Because honestly that's where we're at now. I think it's likely that we'll figure get higher resolution into conditions like this and it'll become clear what the pathologies are.
What's dangerous is thinking you KNOW the answer (either in the affirmative or negative).
This whole article is an exercise in motivated reasoning. There's absolutely no way that the author would ever change their mind. They're far too entrenched in one camp. Even if we truly figure out the root cause, I doubt they'll ever give up their position.
What's dangerous is thinking you KNOW the answer (either in the affirmative or negative).
This whole article is an exercise in motivated reasoning. There's absolutely no way that the author would ever change their mind. They're far too entrenched in one camp. Even if we truly figure out the root cause, I doubt they'll ever give up their position.