Science
Will We Ever Solve Quantum Gravity?
Until gravity learns to behave in public, physics is a house divided.
Through a Genetic Lens, Darkly
Not so much a ‘missing link’ as a jigsaw piece we didn’t even know was missing.
CO2 Brings Huge Boost to Grass Growth
Global greening is being supercharged in the African savannah, new research published in Nature has found, with higher CO2 levels driving a 28 per cent increase in plant growth in just 32 years, writes Andrew Sibley.
Yes, Trans Science Is Pseudoscience
Lawyers, when they are about to diplomatically call an opponent an idiot, will first say, ‘in all due respect’. In this case, not only is ‘in all due respect’ not used, but you may as well preface everything with ‘Your Honour, my opponent is a retard.’
It Was All a Scam
A randomised trial that should have been done decades ago has found more deaths among critically ill flu patients given Tamiflu than among those given no antiviral.
C-19 Windows on Woefulness and Worse
In New Zealand, the China virus’ only gainful function has been to open our eyes even wider to the dishonesty of our power elites and health tsars, and to be even more suspicious of The Man, the Deep State, the Bloberati, official “inquiries”...
The Shroud Was a Mediaeval Petrie Dish
New research finds… just about everything on the Shroud of Turin.
Researchers Uncover Potential Safety Signals
Nearly two per cent of V-SAFE participants reported health deterioration lasting at least three months that they attributed to Covid vaccination. The CDC has yet to investigate.
Some Reflections From the ED
A recent trip to the emergency department, and a longer stay in hospital, had me thinking about the current debate around cultural competency and indigenous knowledge.
The Architecture of Belief
What do you think it is to be a human? And what do you think we are here for?
‘They Lied Through Their Teeth’
They claimed the US had the world’s best vaccine safety surveillance. But behind closed doors, the Acting FDA Commissioner warned Fauci it could miss the very injuries patients were reporting.