Unsafe Science
Lee Jussim, Christopher Ferguson, Cory Clark, Nate HoneycuttSocial science, common sense, and skepticism applied to controversial topics, and occasional personal takes and twists.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 105 | Subscribers | Read | unsafescience.substack.com |
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White Doctors Kill Black Babies:
This is a wooden stake post on steroids. Wooden stakes kill vampires. Wooden stake posts aim to kill the false, unjustified and misleading academic claims that suck the blood out of social science validity and credibility.
My Finest Hour
The Chinese Communist Party, like all Communist Parties, is evil. That such dangerously depraved despots rule over nearly 1.5 billion people is a stain on humanity. Worse, they seek domination beyond their borders and would like nothing mor...
Adversarial Collaborations
This is a collaborative post involving Cory Clark, Chris Ferguson and me on the merits of and obstacles to adversarial collaborations, which refers to researchers who have very different views about some phenomena, and often have publicly s...
Living by virtuous lies: On the "racism" of the SAT
This is a guest post by Jacob L. Mackey, who is Associate Professor of Classics at Occidental College in Los Angeles, where he teaches Greek and Latin languages and literatures, their transformative reception by African-American writers, th...
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Social Psychologist
Christopher Ferguson is a writer, poet, and musician and has lived and worked in 1980’s Los Angeles, 1990’s Seattle, and 2000’s Northern Alabama.
Skeptical of certainty.
Researcher, studying political bias, diversity, discrimination, and polarization, as well as issues related to scientific integrity and censorship in higher education.
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