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Wild Mares Giving Birth to Litters?(according to BLM population estimates, they do)

westdelta wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from The PPJ Gazette:  Debbie Coffey          Copyright 2012  All Rights Reserved. _______ … more →

Tags: BLM round-ups, BLM, Nevada, Wild Horse, roundup observers, HMA, WHB, Horse, Šunj

Federal Court Forces Interior Department to Consider Scientific Evidence Regarding Wild Horse Management | American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign1 comment

westdelta wrote 3 weeks ago: Federal Court Forces Interior Department to Consider Scientific Evidence Regarding Wild Horse Manage … more →

Tags: Wild Horses and Burros, BLM, legal cases, Wild Horse, Round Up, Roundup, HMA, WHB, Wildhorse

Wishful thinking – favouring fantasy over fact1 comment

Graham Coghill wrote 1 month ago: If you find yourself hoping a model is true instead of judging the evidence, show yourself a red fla … more →

Tags: Science red flags, authority in science, confirmation bias, Wishful Thinking

I suffered through...2:10:342 comments

sixpointnineme wrote 1 month ago: I suffered through the 15 April 2012 The Magic Sandwich Show , all 9 parts . Two hours, ten minutes … more →

Tags: Atheism, The Conscious Disbeliever, Agnosticism, Religion, Conscious disbelief, Apologetics, existence of God

Evidence-based policy wrong-headed

Jason Schwartz wrote 1 month ago: Evidence by billaday Keith Humphreys rejects the notion of evidence based policy: …what we do  … more →

Tags: Policy, Research, Jason Schwartz, Controversies, health, Morality, Crime and Justice, Evidence based Medicine, evidence-based policy

Outer Banks Blue Mind: Seaside Vacations are Healthy for Your Mind - New Scientific Evidence!

Seaside Vacations wrote 1 month ago: 2012 Outer Banks Blue Mind Poster I’ve been clamoring for a while now about the amazing Blue M … more →

Tags: Blue Mind, outer banks, obx, Seaside, healthy, England, Research, Jennette's Pier, blue mind

Consumption Patterns Need to Change, Says Cuba at UN

cubasol wrote 1 month ago: Consumption Patterns Need to Change, Says Cuba at UN United Nations, Apr 18 (Prensa Latina) Cuba sai … more →

Tags: Latest News, consumption patterns need to change, cuba at the un, sustainable development in harmony with nature, Production and Consumption, result of the developed countries, environmental crises, indiscriminate exploitation of resorces, depletion of hydrocarbons

Repetition of discredited arguments – parroting PRATT5 comments

Graham Coghill wrote 1 month ago: If you’ve heard it all before, and it sounds simple and clear-cut but feels fishy, it’s probably a r … more →

Tags: Science red flags, confirmation bias, Pratt, point refuted a thousand times, gish gallop, repetition of discredited arguments

Scientific illiteracy at the ABC

Graham Coghill wrote 1 month ago: Last night, Lateline ran a program that covered brain development in young children and some early-i … more →

Tags: Bad science journalism, scientific models, scientific tests, Limitations of science, educational research, Science journalism

Clove oil and mould

Graham Coghill wrote 1 month ago: This post is the first in a series (Let’s check the science) in which I’ll examine claim … more →

Tags: Let's check the science

Anger and the flu-like symptoms in cancer!

kyrani99 wrote 1 month ago: The role of emotional reactivity in the creation of cancer. (Note: all this information is to be tre … more →

Tags: Disease, Emotions, anger, Fear, Worry, Crime, Toxic Relationships, counter-padeas, Foul Play

Stressing status and appealing to authority2 comments

Graham Coghill wrote 2 months ago: You can trust the word of any scientist on anything scientific can’t you? No, that’s a r … more →

Tags: Science red flags, Scientific Community, authority in science

Scientific evidence1 comment

sixpointnineme wrote 2 months ago:     According to Evidence Based Medicine (EBM), healthcare professionals should make consc … more →

Tags: Atheism, The Conscious Disbeliever, Agnosticism, Religion, EBM, Evidence based Medicine, Medicine, Randomized Controlled Trial

Charges of conspiracy, collusion and connivance

Graham Coghill wrote 2 months ago: Where there’s smoke, there’s fire, So if there’s no smoke, is there a conspiracy t … more →

Tags: Science red flags, scientific theories, Scientific Community, Conspiracy Theories

How not to write a science story

Graham Coghill wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a great example of how science should not be reported. The Fairfax Good Weekend magazin … more →

Tags: Bad science journalism, randomized controlled trials, Peer Review, Anecdotes, Arrowsmith Program, educational research, Science journalism

Anecdotes, testimonials and urban legends2 comments

Graham Coghill wrote 2 months ago: Good storytellers can suck us right in, and for that reason, stories offered as evidence are red fla … more →

Tags: Science red flags, Anecdotes, testimonials, Urban Legends

Staging a serious heart problem.

kyrani99 wrote 2 months ago: First let’s talk about “the venue”.. the setting for a heart attack. In a panic at … more →

Tags: Disease, Self-Help, coping mechanisms and breathing, Blood Pressure, attention, nocebo, relational entanglement, esp, Relationships

The Frye Standard

thetruthisinthenumbers wrote 3 months ago: Frye v. United States, 293 F. 1013 D.C. Cir. in 1923 was a case discussing the admissibility of poly … more →

Tags: The Expert Witness, Frye standard, scientific method, Scientific Community, legal case, Methods and Techniques, Rules of Evidence, State Standards

How lay people can do the experiments needed for discovery.

kyrani99 wrote 3 months ago: Finding evidence is important not only to prove the matter but to realize the way that one can overc … more →

Tags: Disease, health, Self-Help, Blood Pressure, esp, Relationships, Emotions, anger, Worry


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