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With infinite apologies for it being a couple of days late (my excuse is that I’ve been moving house), here’s your update of all the maddest goings-on in the world of bad science for the month of October 2024.
Hello. Every month that I send this newsletter out, I think “wow, a lot of stuff happened this month!”. That’s just because there’s a never-ending series of stories about frauds and sloppy researchers ruining science—and also of people doin...
WHAT? It’s a list of links about bad science—fraud, error, poorly-designed studies—that I’ve collected over the past month.
Look, I know you’re not interested in reading this first paragraph. You’re here for the links, right? You know it, I know it. So let’s just get to it: July’s best bad science links are below.
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