The Skeptical Scientist
Bob Morris, MD, PhD, Walker BragmanSkepticism lies at the core of the scientific method. This blog applies that lens to current science and its dissemination seeking to distill available research, expose misinformation and bad science, and reimagine science communication.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Latest Issues
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Supreme Court Agrees to Test the Limits of Their Own Hypocrisy
In agreeing to hear a challenge from energy companies and trade groups to California’s right to regulate products sold in California the SCOTUS seems prepared to test its own preposterous capacity for hypocrisy. The same group that used sta...
Economists Behaving Badly: Proving Epidemiology is Much Harder than It Looks
“The only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable.”
A Prescription for Saving Public Health: Science in a Post-truth World
The perverse alliance of Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and RFK Jr embodies a transition in our relationship to truth and its discernment that threatens to unravel the fabric of public health and the science that supports it. Trump untethered us ...
The Invisible Hand: How Dark Money Is Inventing Prestige for Right-Wing Academics
By Robert Morris, MD, PhD, and Walker Bragman
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Robert D. Morris, MD, PhD, is Scientific Director of Research Now
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