https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2021/feb/06/my-personal-lockdown-has-been-much-longer-on-chronic-illness-before-and-after-covid Not sure...
Good point. Just ... trampling on other people.
Absolutely agree. That is why I bang on, somewhat to some people's dismay, about the public needing to call the agenda. I was responding to the...
Mm. I suspect it had not entered his head. He was wanting to pour out his new found faith in what he wanted to believe in.
Why I think this is so important is that Garner is putting across the real Cochrane values - a sort of evangelical hypocrisy. I have had it from...
I certainly do. I had no difficulty judging people's values when at the NICE committee taking questions - whether Adam, Sally, Peter Barry, Jo...
Background and values are different things. Garner and I have similar backgrounds in medical education. From that perspective what he wrote is...
I am puzzled that you are tone deaf to this one @Esther12. When I read Garner's last blog I thought it was appalling, as evident from my...
Maybe ask M. de Botton.
Worth remembering that these are the 0.1% of medics who find they have a need to advertise themselves on twitter through blurting out trendy...
It is more the latter - that the theory contradicts itself even before you have any results. So for instance with a theory of consciousness. You...
Yes, and Popper does say this but in a rather oblique comment in his first chapter. From then on he seems to focus on empirical refutation. The...
I suspect not too long. In truth the fat lady sang a while back. These are the people who play a jolly tune while everyone is leaving the theatre.
It is the inhumanity and point scoring that sticks in the craw.
If I were of the philosopher kind Which thank-the-Lord-I'm-notsir... I would write about the regression of science - how ideas get lost and we go...
Ah, that's 6G-MRI. Due 2027.
Sadly I think he fits in rather well. He called himself a philosopher and spent a lot of time trying to say what science is rather than getting on...
a lot of the time academic rehabilitation research has focused on a model that's very biomedical and we know that obviously rehabilitation is not...
I think much of the time it was this sort of overreaching. BPS philosophy seems to go much wider and further back than Wessely. To be honest I...
Isn't that what they do all the time? Not to be confused with real (natural) philosophers, of course, who tend not to claim to be philosophers,...
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