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The guidelines for scientific integrity
What exactly is Scientific Integrity? It can be found in a PDF on the Academy's website, this file. It lists a few things in an accessible way. The Code of Conduct is built on the core values: Honesty Due Diligence Transparency...
Drip virology, zoonosis and disproportionate measures fit together seamlessly
Shortlink: t.ly/WUMpv The persistence with which our government virologists continue to deny evident scientifically substantiated facts has given the impression that we are dealing with a fossilized field. Or with an unfortunate selection of incompetent...
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Het lot van Covid-dissidenten
Een opsomming van Covid-dissidente wetenschappers, politici en andere publieke figuren. Het vormt een storyline waar zowel Orwell als Kafka goed mee ut de voeten zouden kunnen.
Flu, Corona and “something else”
In this article we show that flu (by which we mean all respiratory infections such as Influenza) is not able to explain the unexplained mortality since 2021. We compare the mortality waves during corona time with the flu waves before and after. We'll go first...
Free ticket for Battle For Science
Cees Mul, frequent reader and commenter of this site, has a ticket left for Battle For Science on Tuesday, February 10 in Apeldoorn. It starts at 6pm. Battle For Science is a conference organized by Lighthouse with an incredible line-up. Look at...
The mediacracy as the driver behind mass formation
The crisis of modern science is often explained by political influence, economic pressure or collective fear. Those explanations neglect how those different phenomena communicate with each other. The deeper cause lies in the...
The Mediacracy – 2
Looking back on the corona policy, it is stated that the government “listened to the population” in 2021. The broad support for large-scale vaccination campaigns is presented as a spontaneous social call, to which policy responded adequately....
Game Over for Marion (translated from X)
For those who are not on X. Jay Bhattacharya: Is it just me, or are all the senior @WHO officials and scientists who forced the world into lockdown in 2020 now flat out claiming they never recommended a lockdown? I have in every...
Where is the science?
The past six years have been dominated by the SARS-CoV-2 virus and efforts to limit the impact of the pandemic. Science played a central role in this. However, as time goes by, more and more questions arise about that role. What initially...
The Mediacracy – 1
The previous article pointed out that modern institutions - science, policy and traditional media Traditional media in this article: editorially embedded news organizations, regardless of platform (print, TV or digital) - are intertwined in such a way...
The dilemma of anti-institutional science
Science and government policy are at odds with each other: where science seeks improvement and innovation by rejecting previous conclusions, the government strives for consistency and stability based on a chosen course. A marriage of convenience in the...
Six Persistent Misconceptions in Scientific Research – Kenneth J. Rothman
Since I started delving into medical and epidemiological studies, armed only with my communication analytical background and a basic equipment of argumentation theory, statistics, logic, philosophy of science, etc., I have often been amazed by the...
Jessica Rose, Kevin McKernan and their cats – afterthought
What Jessica Rose and Kevin McKernan explain in this podcast will be startlingly new to many. For those who have read along on virusvaria in recent years, it is more of a déjà vu. It is what we saw in countless incidents: the reckless and...
Jessica Rose, Kevin McKernan and the Cats – Summary
Appendix to Jessica Rose, Kevin McKernan and their cats – afterthoughts 🎧 Podcast “Peer Review Attacks” - impression Timeline with observations Format: Identified problem / (Possible) explanation/solution 🕐 0:00:00 – 0:04:00 Opening and aftermath of the...
