George and Pete go to Parliament
Four years ago, during the House of Commons Science and Technology Sub-Committee’s Evidence Check on Homeopathy, Dr. Peter Fisher of the (then named) Royal London Homeopathic Hospital, in response to […]
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The pseudoscience of the creator of pseudoscience’s petty petition
My recent frowning response to what is, in effect, a defensive CAM-promoting petition brought informative comment on its creator. Hence, I’ve learned that the ‘M’ in ‘Jessica Braid (formerly M. […]
The pseudoscience of the creator of pseudoscience’s petty petition
My recent frowning response to what is, in effect, a defensive CAM-promoting petition brought informative comment on its creator. Hence, I’ve learned that the ‘M’ in ‘Jessica Braid (formerly M. […]
Pseudoscience’s petty petition
Avaaz (according to its own website) is: ‘… a global web movement to bring people-powered politics to decision-making everywhere.’ It does, by and large, apparently conduct itself reasonably, raising awareness […]
Pseudoscience’s petty petition
Avaaz (according to its own website) is: ‘… a global web movement to bring people-powered politics to decision-making everywhere.’ It does, by and large, apparently conduct itself reasonably, raising awareness […]
Ass Territory (unrecorded)
BS: “Thank you for your statement to the House this week, Bill.” WH: “My pleasure, Dave. It was a little uncomfortable, I have to say. Obarmy isn’t helping much.” BS: […]
A tale of moderation
Having slept on this, I am still driven to vent. Yesterday, after noting that Nick Cohen’s cogent argument in The Observer was not – under its ‘Comment is free’ online […]
Libel reform – Lords Amendment 2 reinstated…?
Ping Pong today sees the Defamation Bill back with the Lords, who will hopefully extract the fascistic spanner hurled into its works last week. Scroll down here to Motion B […]
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