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Understanding science: The invaluable fringes of science
The last post [1] described clear evidence that the conventional wisdom needs to displace “science” from the God-like pedestal it has occupied for many decades; one reason is the need to pay attention to well-qualified and well-informed voi...
The full COVID story: an education in contemporary medicine and science and the fallibility of experts and institutions
We must remember our history in order not to repeat our blunders; but to remember it, we must first know it. Unfortunately the recent histories of science and medicine are not well nor widely known. (A fine overview of global history of eco...
Preserving the story of humankind
A well-known saying reminds us of the importance of knowing the history of humankind in order to learn from it, and to avoid repeatedly committing the same sorts of mistakes.
In order to know the history, it must be somehow preserved safel...
Why we remain wrong about HIV/AIDS
I have blogged quite often [1-4] about the various factors that make contemporary pronouncements about scientific and medical matters unreliable at best and grossly misleading at worst. The reasons include human fallibility, the hegemony of...
What everyone knows is often dangerously wrong
“It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. it’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so”.
That wise and very consequential insight Is often credited to Mark Twain; but the source has not been conclusively identified [1]
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Professor Emeritus of Chemistry & Science Studies, Dean Emeritus of Arts & Sciences, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University (Virginia Tech). Full details at www.henryhbauer.homestead.com.
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