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Distrust In Democrats Is Anti-Science: Funniest Science Paper Of The Year
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Distrust In Democrats Is Anti-Science: Funniest Science Paper Of The Year

You can listen on Bitchute and Gab. This one is a good one. Complete with a clip from the Fabulous Fauci. Forgive me my dear friends and despised enemies for…
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Science: Force Kids To Mask To Defeat Systemic Racism
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Science: Force Kids To Mask To Defeat Systemic Racism

Listen to the podcast on Bitchute or Gab. Let's think about evidence, and its nature using a modern peer-reviewed paper as our example. The paper is "Lifting Universal Masking in…
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Academics Argue: (1) Do Not Save Drowning Children Because Meat, (2) Food Will Destroy The Planet
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Academics Argue: (1) Do Not Save Drowning Children Because Meat, (2) Food Will Destroy The Planet

You cannot listen at YouTube, because Reality censors banned me for at least one week for yesterday's video. But you can listen at BitChute. I have long distinguished the difference…
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How Nonsense Masquerades As Science: Climate “Code Red” Example
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How Nonsense Masquerades As Science: Climate “Code Red” Example

This post is also available as a podcast. As you can tell, I recently lost my voice; and the bad news is that it was found, partially. Or listen on…
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Best Defense When The Not-So-Secret Police Use AI To Claim You Are The Anonymous Tweeter
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Best Defense When The Not-So-Secret Police Use AI To Claim You Are The Anonymous Tweeter

I want you to memorize something important. Never forget it. Ready? Artificial "intelligence", or AI, is just statistical modeling. (Regular readers already knew this.) Here's something else to know. Some…
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Nervous Chemists Demand Science DIE Harder
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Nervous Chemists Demand Science DIE Harder

You have a pool of, say, 500 professionally trained specialty chemists---which is to say, chemists who specialize in a certain branch of chemistry that has suddenly gained popularity. I'm making…
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More On How Peer Review Generates And Maintains Consensuses
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More On How Peer Review Generates And Maintains Consensuses

We spoke the other day of the enervating effects of peer review. Today we examine a peer-reviewed paper whose very purpose is to show that peer review exists and is…
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Peer Review & The Continuous Formation Of The Expertocracy
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Peer Review & The Continuous Formation Of The Expertocracy

This lady heads the Expertocracy in Europe. The formal name for her position is President of the European Commission. Here our she-bear demonstrated how you, my dear unwashed reader, should…
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