It doesn't even matter if it's plausible. Plausible is enough to hypothesize, and that's where the ideology has been stuck at from day 1. Lots of...
Their entire ideology is built on this. But of course we know that any requirement they want to apply will only apply in their favor.
Uh. Odd. And interesting. Big if true.
Geez. Even Orwell would tell them to dial it down a bit because he can't compete with that.
I would confidently assert that 99% of people would immediately notice and act on this, and I feel that's a very conservative guesstimate. It's...
LMAO. It would be completely impossible to miss. It would be necessary to get some level of fitness back, but simply to function, that just will...
Yeah, early on my spread was very wide as well. Then it compacted, and dropped. And then some more. Now the spread is very tight, but it's very...
Stuff like this always reminds of this meme: Food $200 Data $150 Rent $800 Candles $3,600 Utility $150 someone who is good at the economy...
I have to say that at this point, I'm going to ignore anyone who even so much as uses the word 'hope' in this context. In the rare possibility...
Odd how this was too burdensome in PACE, which happened later. So odd. So obviously odd.
Something that can explain anything, explains nothing. This idea of any and all symptoms is the point where medicine abandoned science and went...
We can check those things, but in reality it's no more useful than the old polygraph. Polygraphs were for a long time asserted to be reliable,...
Already has been for the last 30 years. It even continues to this day, with exploratory studies that never build on anything. Just pilot study...
Confirmed: circular definition is indeed, as designed, circular. More at 11. Who pays for this stuff? Oh, right, people who don't want to pay for...
What bothers me is the framing of an opinion as a belief. They are not the same, and the opinion that this is a physical problem (in an infectious...
I'd like to just go back to the days of the Stanford prison experiment. Maybe just lock things there. Psychology back then was just as silly but...
So, the dark side of neuroplasticity? Which makes sense. If it can do good things, it can definitely do bad things like that.
I mean, yes, sure, but what does this add that we didn't 1) know 5 years ago and 2) patients have repeatedly said millions of times? If the first...
I literally have no beliefs. I am a universal agnostic. I don't even understand the concept of believing in something, it strikes me as quite...
It's funny (not haha funny) how many of the people who made strong arguments for academic freedom are completely silent about this. Many of our...
Separate names with a comma.
