Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil
Martin Neil, Norman FentonA newsletter about use and abuse of science and statistics.
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The Capture of Academia: Why I Had to Write This Book
Possibly because of its relevance to the Jason Arday scandal, my new book has generated some interest.
Possibly because of its relevance to the Jason Arday scandal, my new book has generated some interest.
The systemic EDI obsession at Cambridge University
This fully explains the deference to Jason Arday
The incredible story of Cambridge University’s youngest ever black professor Jason Arday has exploded across even mainstream media. It exposes the failings of Britain’s elite universities. M...
The Capture of Academia: an update
One of the chapters in my new book “The Capture of Academia: How Universities Shape Power, Silence Dissent and Influence Society” is about the problems with foreign funding, especially from China.
One of the chapters in my new book “The Ca...
How bad can our universities get?
A new story of shame
Almost immediately after I submitted the final version of my book “The Capture of Academia”, an incredible story emerged that I would certainly have included because it encapsulates so much of what my book is about:
Covid conversations with Dr Randall Bock
One of the most impressive people I met during the Covid period was the American physician Dr.
One of the most impressive people I met during the Covid period was the American physician Dr. Randall Bock, well known for challenging mainstre...
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