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Graphical Misinformation
Data visualization is one of the most powerful tools in public communication - and one of the most easily weaponized. In the war against scientific consensus, the misleading graph has become a standard-issue weapon: persuasive…
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Science Policy for a Skeptical Age
The erosion of public trust in science did not happen overnight, and it will not be repaired by a single policy or a well-placed op-ed. It requires a sustained, structural rethinking of how science is funded, communicated, and…
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Organic vs. Non-Organic Foods: Food Scientist Debunks
On the TV program The Doctors, food scientist Erin, known online as the "Food Science Babe," takes on one of the most common beliefs about organic food: that organic farmers don't use pesticides. What the segment covers Why…
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5G Misinformation
Every technological leap has its shadow mythology. Radio waves caused cancer. Power lines caused leukemia. WiFi scrambled children's brains. Each wave of fear followed the same pattern: invisible forces, invisible harm, a public…
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Social Media Amplification
There is nothing accidental about the way misinformation spreads online. It does not drift through social media the way a rumour drifts through a neighbourhood - slowly, imprecisely, losing fidelity with distance. It travels with…
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Anecdotal Evidence - Climate Change
Scientists are rightly cautious about anecdotal evidence. A single hot summer proves nothing. One vanishing glacier is not a trend. Cherry-picking isolated observations to support a predetermined conclusion is the kind of…
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Global Inequities and Climate Change
Climate change is frequently described as an existential threat to humanity. What that framing obscures is that it is not an equal threat. The countries least responsible for the carbon emissions driving global warming are, by a…
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A Critique of Donald Rapp's The Climate Debate
Donald Rapp's The Climate Debate arrives with impressive intellectual credentials behind it. Rapp holds a Ph.D. from the University of California, was a full professor at the University of Texas, and spent over 30 years at…
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When Scientists Become Weapons Against Science
Science progresses by questioning itself. Doubt is not its enemy - it is its engine. But there is a difference between the productive skepticism that drives peer review and the manufactured uncertainty deployed as a political…
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How Anti-Science Influences Public Health and Safety
This clip from The Proof with Simon Hill, a science-focused health and nutrition podcast, looks at the real-world costs of misinformation. From GMO myths to climate denial, it argues that when facts lose to fear, people get hurt…
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RFK Jr. and American Health Science
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. arrived at the Department of Health and Human Services in February 2025 carrying his family's name and a deep skepticism toward the institutions he was now asked to lead. What followed was not merely a shift…
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Bad Research Design and Methods
Real-World Clinical Outcomes of Ivermectin and Mebendazole in Cancer Patients is a research study that recently reported cancer-treatment benefits of ivermectinIvermectin is an anthelmintic. It works by interfering with the nerve…
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