Posted inFun
Top Ten Posts Of 2022
The day after Christmas is traditionally a slow one at the blog, so instead of posting something new that might get lost, lets review this past year. Well also this…
Posted inStatistics
Three New Hilarious Papers On The Coronadoom Vaccine
Listen to the podcast at YouTube (sorry, the Reality censors there won't allow this video; It's Science!), Bitchute, or Gab. Three papers on the All Holy Vex---praise it! College Mandates…
Posted inStatistics
How Do You Know If An Experiment Works? Or, Yet Another Argument Against P-values
Listen to the podcast on YouTube, Bitchute, or Gab. Anon asks questions about models (I added the bold question brackets and the link). Pay attention most closely to [Q2], which…
Posted inStatistics
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…
Posted inPhilosophy Podcast
What Is Science?
More streams coming! Including iTunes, if I can get by the censors. You can also listen at YouTube. See this frog? The "IFL Science" people say that frog is Science.…
Posted inCulture
Blinded By Science
A remarkable article on the state of Science has emerged from the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. Ostensibly, the article is a lament on the horrors in our world. Things like…
Posted inStatistics
Vex-Caused Deaths In The UK
Anon sends us to the UK's vex and no vex death data, which in the version I'm using was last updated in May. I'm using Table 2 from that report.…
Posted inCulture Statistics
The MIT Dahn Yoga Brain Respiration Experiment: How Belief In Failed Theories Persists
This article began as a series beginning 3 January 2009. I thought it well to revisit it as an example of how to investigate controversial Science. Clever readers will notice…