Oh it will take years but hindsight has a way of resolving ambiguity. No one will be personally responsible, of course, but it will be costly.
It's a typical issue: self-regulation does not work. Ever. Never has. Never will. In industry, within organisations or in a regulated profession,...
The insistence that withdrawal effects are minor despite literally being the most talked-about consequence by nearly everyone who has ever taken...
I saw a discussion on Twitter a while ago. Can't remember the exact details but someone (either a therapist or clinical psychologist) was talking...
Some cancers spontaneously disappear. Rare, but it happens. I think it's fine not to have an explanation, there isn't always one that we can...
I have seen some discussions here and there around the puzzling fact of muscle pain being a consequence of neural exhaustion, whatever that...
The NIH really dropped the ball with the IOM report. It was published, but led to absolutely no significant changes, leading people to free to...
I absolutely call it a failure of goodwill. I think many others would do as well. He is just saying things he wants to be true, not things that...
The last thing I tweeted to Wessely before he blocked me is that him and his school of thought are responsible for fully half of the suffering...
It's nearly a century old. What time scale are they using? Geological? Phrenology was contemporary to the early days of the psychosocial model....
That's the thing with liars: unless there are consequences to lying, they just keep on lying and lying. When others are party to the lies, by...
Sounds good. It's a sacrifice I'm willing to make. It's pretty amazing how there is widespread acknowledgement of the crisis of replicability...
This is what I expect and frankly it opens up serious questions about why this took over a year to get around. If all they're doing, and it is...
That seems to be the logical course. An accurate review would be rejected but it would at least force them to explain the thinking that they...
Uh. I wonder if that accounts for the dismal wikipedia articles. Likely at least in part. It's hard to explain why there are such strong opinions...
WTF? This is completely insane. Holy massive lawsuits, Batman.
So much for discussion. "We're here to discuss, as long as you agree with us." I only skimmed because there's no point but I really like that...
"Apparent disease" is doing a lot of work here. Literally the same basis for labeling peptic ulcers psychosomatic. And the same thinking behind...
I was thinking of this the other day and since the thread got bumped I'll try and make sense of it. This idea seems to be based on research that...
Multiple sclerosis has the same problem. There are 4 main types, with one accounting for most cases, and about a dozen atypical subtypes. Medicine...
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