Pubmed is standing up for science by publishing information about conflicts of interest on the public study abstract page, instead of burying it behind an academic paywall. That’s progress! From the patio

This book is a real black pill (a grim truth) for those who are optimistic about medical science delivering us cures to disease. The book's title is a clever double entendre, the death of the rigor in

If you want something that has made more scientists look all their lives in the wrong place, and so finding nothing

Jacques Derrida is a philosopher (that I’m not a fan of) who you may have never heard of. Derrida is one of the architects of corrupt modern society and an intellectual vandal that brought a sledgehammer

Pubmed is standing up for science by now publishing conflicts of interest information on the study abstract page. Instead of burying it behind an academic paywall - that’s progress! I explain why it's

Is anything bothering... Is anything bothering you folks today? Aside from the election results, I mean. It’s going to be a while before that cluster guzbuck will be decided and it most certainly be disputed

I've been reading about Jacques Benveniste and the supposed water memory effect. It's an interesting story, with a moral about scientific honesty and private science. Benveniste was a French immunologist

Upset by his narrow loss to Republican presidential nominee George W. Bush in 2000, then-Vice President Al Gore found solace not in challenging Bush four years later, but in becoming the biggest hawker