Culture of Doubt

5 Great New Takes on the Old Fashioned – InsideHook. #codoubt https://t.co/3jSTofay0R

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) November 9, 2020

The best free cultural & educational media on the web | Open Culture https://t.co/sbLMrg17TP #codoubt

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) December 9, 2017

The best free cultural & educational media on the web | Open Culture https://t.co/sbLMrg17TP #codoubt

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) December 9, 2017

"Jonathan Haidt: How to Clean Up the Universities of Social Justice Warriors" #codoubt #mustread #feedly https://t.co/j5y6cTnxjs

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) September 10, 2017

How economists rode maths to become our era’s astrologers | Aeon Essays #codoubt https://t.co/8sVixb0NTr

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) July 28, 2017

"STUDY: Yoga As Good As Physical Therapy for Back Pain…" #codoubt #news https://t.co/aizPeQzaJy

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) June 19, 2017

Direct imaging of four planets orbiting the star HR 8799 129 light years away from Earth#codoubt https://t.co/9XkcohVBWP

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) January 27, 2017

See you on the other side #codoubt https://t.co/hSBJVRWV0y

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) January 24, 2017

If American Idol Interviews Were Honest #codoubt https://t.co/ujQEXlsPQu

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) January 23, 2017

Whirling dervishes at a ceremony marking the anniversary of the death of Jelaleddin Mevlana Rumi. Istanbul, Turkey pic.twitter.com/sZnxraXdwM

— AFP news agency (@AFP) December 22, 2016

Most people think the world is getting worse. They're wrong. The history of progress in 5 charts. Our World In Data https://t.co/y8v2XGDsIM

— Steven Pinker (@sapinker) December 22, 2016

There’s plenty of legitimate reason for concern about the extent to which the US labor market is producing high quality jobs. But every now and again, Americans might want to glance to the east and contemplate Europe’s unemployment issues.

Source: CONVERSABLE ECONOMIST: The Plague of Long-Term Unemployment in Europe

Health Reform: Cost overruns are endemic to government health programs, and ObamaCare is turning out to be no different. Not only are its Medicaid expansion costs exploding, skyrocketing premiums are now pushing insurance subsidy costs through the roof.A new study from the Center for Health and

Source: Not Fake News: ObamaCare Subsidy Costs Will Jump 30% Next Year | Stock News & Stock Market Analysis – IBD

Background to the holy wars and the First Crusade’s conquest of Jerusalem, a holy city for Jews, Christians and Muslims.

Source: Shock: The First Crusade and the Conquest of Jerusalem

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— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) December 11, 2016

Effects of Calorie Restriction in Healthy Nonobese Adults | JAMA Internal Medicine#codoubt https://t.co/7QeJ1zRgDW

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) December 10, 2016

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— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) December 2, 2016

Knowing What We Don’t Know — Improving Maintenance of Certification — NEJM #codoubt #med https://t.co/DWOSW1cwEt

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) December 1, 2016

The U.S. Navy: To Grow Bigger, Build Smaller | RealClearDefense #codoubt https://t.co/4se5ckPXjo

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) November 29, 2016

Instrumentalism is the methodological view in Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, advanced by the American philosopher John Dewey, that concepts and theories are merely useful instruments, and their worth is measured not by whether the concepts and theories are true or false (Instrumentalism denies that theories are truth-evaluable), or whether they correctly depict reality, but by how effective they are in explaining and predicting phenomena. It maintains that the truth of an idea is determined by its success in the active solution of a problem, and that the value of an idea is determined by its function in human experience.

Link: Instrumentalism – By Branch / Doctrine – The Basics of Philosophy

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Psychosis: First-episode variety in adolescence ‘insidious’ https://t.co/l1jvWxC3KG

— ClinPsychiatryNews (@ClinPsychNews) March 11, 2016

Odds are, you're misusing the P value https://t.co/Ylt9VaH4Nt pic.twitter.com/8qMQQ733mN

— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) March 11, 2016

CP/AACP 2016 #Psychiatry Update: Neuroinflammation and oxidative stress in #schizophrenia and #mooddisorders https://t.co/QCc92wpKU9

— Current Psychiatry (@currentpsych) March 11, 2016

Hospitals Adapt ERs To Meet Patient Demand For Routine Care https://t.co/h33Tmx2Z8s

— The NPR Science Desk (@nprscience) March 10, 2016

A UNC athlete slipped into a life of homelessness. After he died, he was found to have CTE. https://t.co/IPaBCpOjwb pic.twitter.com/Xh8jGTHmHN

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 10, 2016

"There is no need for a “new economics”; the old economics suffices perfectly well" https://t.co/kC7prUgOy5 pic.twitter.com/sIu6Q20aiN

— Prospect Magazine (@prospect_uk) March 10, 2016