Theodore Dalrymple is soon to be beatified in my saints of essayists chapel.
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Day: December 18, 2013
Winter Advisory
The rate of infectious respiratory disease and deaths goes up in the winter.
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Warmers Are Still Wrong
Monckton provides commentary.
‘No global warming for 17 years 3 months’ — A Monckton Analysis
Big Thoughts on Science
This essay by Thomas Sheahen, PhD in physics from MIT, is above my IQ, but worth the read.
The part I liked was his explanation of the implications of Quantum Mechanics as the successor to the Newtonian Classical Mechanics and that Richard Feynman said it was impossible to understand quantum mechanics. Thank goodness, I thought it was just me.
Sheahen stunned me with his little lecture about faith and trust in certain areas of legitimate science–since I am a proud skeptic looking for reliable evidence, testability and reproducibility.
The author explains that I might have to change my approach and devotion to evidence. I am still holding out.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/12/faith_within_science.html
NYT Report Wrong on Small Particles–Why Not?
Here is a silly NYTimes reporter’s analysis of the risk of breathing small particle-tainted air. As Milloy always says–show us the bodies. No fair just counting deaths, got to do a medical investigation.
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Bad Staph is New? You Kiddin'
Here is an astounding article that makes the case for the new terrible and resistant staph.
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