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The secret behind chemtrails?
Filed under: transport economics Tagged: conjecture and refutation, conspiracy theories
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Political discussions on Facebook
Filed under: economics of media and culture Tagged: conjecture and refutation, echoed chambers, Facebook, infotopia
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The differences between real and pseudoscience
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A less than model climate reality
Filed under: environmental economics, global warming Tagged: climate alarmism, conjecture and refutation, global warming
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The power of prayer
Filed under: economics of media and culture, economics of religion, health economics Tagged: child health, child mortality, conjecture and refutation, modernity
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5 logical fallacies
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Public Acceptance Of Evolution In 34 Countries
Public Acceptance Of Evolution In 34 Countries From Science (2006): bit.ly/13teDlY http://t.co/CwWUqkgboY— Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) June 07, 2015Filed under: economics of religion Tagged: conjecture and...
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Levels of proof
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Do vaccines cause autism?
Filed under: economics of crime, health economics, law and economics Tagged: anti-vaccination movement, conjecture and refutation, nuisance suits, Quacks, scientific fraud, vaccines
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Research papers decoded
Filed under: economics of education, economics of media and culture Tagged: academic bias, academic jargon, conjecture and refutation
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HL Mencken on the growth of knowledge
Filed under: classical liberalism, Rawls and Nozick Tagged: conjecture and refutation, growth of knowledge, HL Mencken
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The scientific method is a continuing process
Pseudoscience and conspiracy theory are not victimless crimes against science theconversation.com/pseudoscience-… http://t.co/P5IbPypN3Q— C. S. Prakash (@AgBioWorld) June 05, 2015 Filed under:...
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Do vaccines work?
Beautiful charts by WSJ on history of vaccines and diseases: graphics.wsj.com/infectious-dis… http://t.co/MWXr8nPWie— Neil Halloran (@neilhalloran) February 24, 2015Filed under: applied welfare...
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On aping the methods of the physical sciences
If Einstein had been a social scientist… by Wiley Miller. gocomics.com/nonsequitur http://t.co/QVqdzMSFAw— (@SocImages) June 28, 2015Filed under: applied price theory, comparative institutional...
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My favourite John Maynard Keynes quote
@TelasonGetachew och vad är det för fel på det budskapet? Är det fel att partier som KD ändrar sig? @Budoarstamning http://t.co/56rL7slJJg— Old Whig (@aClassicLiberal) July 28, 2015Filed under: history...
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George Stigler on the growth of knowledge
via Stigler Conviction vs. Feynman Integrity | Paul Romer. Filed under: George Stigler, history of economic thought Tagged: conjecture and refutation, growth of knowledge, methodology of economics,...
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‘Climate culture’ versus ‘knowing disbelief’
Originally posted on Climate Etc.:by Andy West Climate culture versus knowing disbelief. Introduction In a previous post at Climate Etc I showed two analyses on US public attitudes to climate change,...
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Who profits from #climatechange alarmism #COP21 and #roadtoparis
Re: "the climate change industry" http://t.co/GKzqkEP54y h/t Judy Curry @curryja pic.twitter.com/2ILGjCzklk — Roger A. Pielke Sr (@RogerAPielkeSr) August 2, 2015 A schematic of climate system from...
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How is the immiseration of the proletariat going?
@syed17005919 @Noahpinion Look at what happened in a "world where corporations rule:" pic.twitter.com/tAbbJW1Gvd — David Andolfatto (@dandolfa) June 28, 2015 Filed under: economic history, Marxist...
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Scientific Retractions are on the rise
Scientific Retractions are on the Rise, and That May Be a Good Thing priceonomics.com/scientific-ret… http://t.co/jMrC8R0EI1— Priceonomics (@priceonomics) June 24, 2015 Filed under: economics of crime,...
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