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www.quackometer.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text presents a discussion between two individuals with opposing views on health and wellness. One advocates for natural remedies and skepticism towards conventional medicine, while the other defends evidence-based medicine and critical thinking. The conversation touches on topics like the role of diet, supplements, and alternative therapies, as well as the importance of scientific validation in medical practices. There's also a reference to the 'What Does the Science Say' blog, which focuses on debunking pseudoscientific claims and promoting rational thinking in health discussions. | |
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apgaylard.wordpress.com
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| | | | | In part I we saw that the partisan incommensurability many CAM proponents and apologists like to invoke is vacuous: self-refuting. Therefore, it should not be surprising that this does not figure in the philosophy of Thomas Kuhn; it only appears as a straw man in the work of Kuhn's critics: or a facile philosophical redoubt... | |
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jdc325.wordpress.com
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| | | | | [BPSDB] What is chiropractic anyway? The Wiki page on Chiropractic is OK and gives details of the history, philosophy, regulation and effectiveness (or otherwise) of chiropractic. Highlights include these gems: "Although vaccination is one of the most cost-effective forms of prevention against infectious disease, it remains controversial within the chiropractic community. Most chiropractic writings on... | |
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www.nakedcapitalism.com
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| | | Update on advances in regulation of the immune system and cancer treatment plus spider silk, the plastic scourge, and strange human behavior | ||
