All Jacked Up — Guest Post by Ianto Watt
Briggs editorial note: When I was young it was still common for old men to ask where you were on “that day.” I always flummoxed them by saying I wasn’t even born […]
It’s So Over: Immigration
You’ve already that the foreign born population in the once United States is now at 15%, an event that was once predicted not to occur for another decade. People of no color, […]
New Zealand Vaccine Data: Possible Injuries & Misleading Signals
Thanks to everybody from yesterday. I saw nothing that made me change my mind, so I’m publishing my analysis as is. There is this new caveat about the data a reader at […]
Quick Post Today: New Zealand Vax Data Analysis In Progress: Your Ideas?
I’ve finished an analysis of the New Zealand vax data. But since tempers are hot on this, and the subject is important, I want to be sure I haven’t missed something glaringly […]
Trust In Science Drops: Good
I found it hilarious that an article seeking the reason why trust in Science is declining opened with this sentence: As we are approaching the end of the fourth year of the […]
Mark Steyn Vs. The Appalling Michael Mann — Guest Post by Richard Law
I met Steyn once at one of the bigger sober global warming meetings. Back when we still called it global warming. I think he was just then beginning his troubles with the […]
Forget Lie Detectors: Use This New Book — Guest Post by Kent Clizbe (Title by Briggs)
I’ve known Kent for many years, and we have worked together on various ideas of so-called lie detectors. I and he are both skeptics. I am because I have had them in […]
Coal Dust Is Claimed To Kill Old People: A New Instance of the Epidemiologist Fallacy
There are a lot of new readers, and many may not yet have heard of the epidemiologist fallacy. Few tools have been as productive at generating The Science. You know The Science. […]
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