How ‘Noble Savage’ Conceits Are Corroding Science
Pretending tribal peoples were uniquely saintly isn’t science.
Pretending tribal peoples were uniquely saintly isn’t science.
We shouldn’t have a regulatory regime based on race and rent seeking. As it stands, the bill is a recipe for expensive rent seeking from those who will see it as an opportunity to hold up or ‘tax’ applications for gene and crop technology.
The latest environmental scare gets knocked down a peg or two.
This article examines genetically modified yeast in detail and shows how the biotech food industry is deceiving even consumer activists.
Clinical pathways for individuals dealing with gender-related distress need to be anchored in a cautious and transparent, high-quality evidence-based approach.
Making science exhibitions share space with cultural content, and challenging ‘colonial’ narratives, is risky. If politicians, donors, and the visiting public tire of a bias of culture over science, then visitation and funding may be threatened.
We are standing on the edge of a new era. What will happen now is up to us. The studies we cite represent a warning that unless genetic manipulation is outlawed it could be an age of chaos, self destruction and decline.
The public must pay more attention to this issue since they are the ones who will ultimately pay the price.
Whatever the science ultimately shows, the politics of autism in America will never be the same.
New evidence supports caution for acetaminophen use in pregnancy – linked with neurodevelopmental disorders.
More than at any other time, New Zealand needs a genuine national health debate. Yet it seems that almost everyone in authority and mainstream media is keen to avoid this.
What sort of tribunal bankrupts a retired doctor – with no insurance, no practice, no patients – simply for warning mothers about risks that are now openly acknowledged even by mainstream authorities?