Why are we interviewing pseudoscience “experts”?
Platforms are rewarding provocation. A doctor saying, “The evidence is mixed” will usually lose to someone saying, “This one thing is poisoning you.”

¡Hola! I’m Kim.
I’m a Venezuelan living in Canada with 10+ years in media. I create engaging content for diverse audiences across formats — from beat reporting and editing to copywriting and product promotion. I’ve handled account management for branding and implemented SEO and social media strategies for blogs. I’m also a journalist with a strong interest in media analysis and reporting on global trends.
Platforms are rewarding provocation. A doctor saying, “The evidence is mixed” will usually lose to someone saying, “This one thing is poisoning you.”
This article is not about them; it is about the people who showed up to help. It is a record of their resilience.
Since Maduro’s capture on January 3, acting leader Delcy Rodríguez has struggled to fully reassert authority they are known for. Analysts explain that the new space for dissent reflects external pressures on Rodríguez rather than a firm commitment to democracy.