
Sciencey and philosophy stuff by an epidemiologist/economist/philosopher of science/intellectual wanderer. Mostly about what might be called "methodology", though I will include some topic specific stuff including about tobacco harm reduction.
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The truth value of the statement in the title (“scientific practice is inherently not objective”) obviously depends heavily on what “objective” means. It is a word that is used to stake out or assign a claim of transcendent scientific credi...
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For those of you who subscribe to follow my work on tobacco harm reduction (THR*), some good news. Ok, who am I kidding -- approximately no one subscribes; I am putting this here as a place to point to for anyone who is interested. Anyway, ...
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Epidemiologist, economist, health scientist, philosopher of science. UU. Harm reduction advocate. Former medical/public health prof. Amateur historian, ethicist, strategic analyst, television critic.
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