The Snowdon Substack
Christopher SnowdonThings that irritate me, often bad statistics
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Australia's black market nightmare
With the number of arson attacks now numbering around 280 since Australia’s tobacco turf war began, the New York Times has published an article titled ‘How $40-a-Pack Cigarettes Pushed Australians to the Black Market’. It does not shy away ...
A vaping ban in the UK?
There is a semi-conspiracy theory that governments want to keep people smoking because they make so much money out of it. In China and India, which have state-owned tobacco monopolies, this is certainly true. Politicians in a few European c...
We still need to talk about Lucy
Lucy Letby sells newspapers. This week her mugshot was on the front of The Sun because Retired Detective Superintendent Stuart Clifton reckons she’s innocent. Clifton was involved in the capture of Beverley Allitt (who some Letbyists also t...
Can 'public health' be ethical?
A few “public health” academics have reflected on the damage done to their reputation from bending the truth during the pandemic. It was a time, some of them now admit, when the “illiberal and unpopular aspects of public health became appar...
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British writer/researcher. Author of Killjoys, Polemics, The Spirit Level Delusion, The Art of Suppression and Velvet Glove, Iron Fist. Head of lifestyle economics at the Institute of Economic Affairs.
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