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Do Not Follow The Science: Rationing Your Food For “Climate Change” Edition
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Do Not Follow The Science: Rationing Your Food For “Climate Change” Edition

Scientists have to be stopped before they kill us all trying to "save the planet." The planet does not need saving. It is in no danger. We are in danger.…
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Systemic Vice Signaling Destroying Science: Fewer Animals Found In Cities, Hence “Racism”
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Systemic Vice Signaling Destroying Science: Fewer Animals Found In Cities, Hence “Racism”

The Proceedings of the National Academy of Science used to be a prestigious journal. And still is. Getting a paper in PNAS is a mark of approval from the scientific…
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How Naughty Researchers Learn To Imply Cause, Though Unproved, Has Been Discovered
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How Naughty Researchers Learn To Imply Cause, Though Unproved, Has Been Discovered

Reading daily doses of WMBriggs.com linked to increases in manliness. Forwarding posts from WMBriggs.com associated with general all-around magnificence. Supporting or donating to WMBriggs.com increases world benevolence levels. Now these…
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Coronadoom Misinformation Model Says What It Was Told To Say
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Coronadoom Misinformation Model Says What It Was Told To Say

Repeat after me (yes, this includes all you regulars, too): All models only say what they are told to say. Thank you. Now let's see this headline: "COVID-19 misinformation cost…
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The Many Ways The Vaccination Seat-Belt Analogy Fails
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The Many Ways The Vaccination Seat-Belt Analogy Fails

If you don't wear your seat belt, I am at greater risk of catching coronadoom. And thus my grandmother might die, you granny killer. Is that what they mean by…
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Regime Now Coming For Your Gas Stove. Yes, Really. They “Cause” Asthma
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Regime Now Coming For Your Gas Stove. Yes, Really. They “Cause” Asthma

Since many won't believe it: https://twitter.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1612569909556400163 And in a remarkable coincidence, this also came out yesterday: https://twitter.com/mattparlmer/status/1612477853131739137 So the Regime is coming for gas stoves. Not their gas stoves: Regime…
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Paul Ehrlich Confirms Science’s Negative Expansion Team Effect & Peer Review
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Paul Ehrlich Confirms Science’s Negative Expansion Team Effect & Peer Review

Modern science wisdom from Paul R. Ehrlich: https://twitter.com/PaulREhrlich/status/1610323659188486145 If you can't see it, it reads: 60 Minutes extinction story has brought the usual right-wing out in force. If I'm always…
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Is This The Dumbest Coronadoom Paper?
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Is This The Dumbest Coronadoom Paper?

This, as of this date, is my entry for Dumbest Coronadoom Paper. It is the peer-reviewed wonder "Covid 19 vaccines and the misinterpretation of perceived side effects clarity on the…
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