Culture of Doubt

Table of Contents – Department of Social Sciences | Emporia State University #philsci https://t.co/81Zv92wgHe

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Knowledge and Method in Science, Philosophy, and Religion – Emporia State University#philsci https://t.co/Jrdiikrtc4

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Physics may be a small but crucial fraction of our reality https://t.co/9rNMSrp2Zc pic.twitter.com/nC7qTB8WeK

— New Scientist (@newscientist) December 3, 2016

How does a Stoic respond to insult? 'Insult Pacifism: A Reply to Eric O. Scott' by William Irvine https://t.co/3i3vM31jvz

— Stoicism Today (@StoicWeek) December 3, 2016

Serious question: Obama sells Taiwan nearly $2b worth of military explosives, did he have to guess the mailing address because never talked?

— Comrade Balding (@BaldingsWorld) December 3, 2016

6 Potential Brain Benefits Of Bilingual Education https://t.co/cX09fsd2WD

— The NPR Science Desk (@nprscience) November 29, 2016

https://t.co/dR5d2OfgPq#codoubt #med
ATLS https://t.co/dR5d2OfgPq

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ATLS__Advanced_Trauma_Life_Support_for_Doctors__Student_Course_Manual___8th_Edition.pdf
ATLS#cocoubt #med #book https://t.co/Iwz9a6n5Ve

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

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Lots of Americans Really Couldn’t Bring Themselves to Vote for Either Trump or Clinton – New York Magazine#pol https://t.co/zlF6r2PLOC

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) November 30, 2016

I know to take internet comments w/ a grain of salt, we all vent sometimes tho this piece argues their merit too: https://t.co/8kkya9UFjV

— Claudia Sahm (@Claudia_Sahm) November 29, 2016

Divorced Friend Burning Through New Hobbies At Unsustainable Rate https://t.co/rz2lmSmWcW pic.twitter.com/4WW1lfZ9C9

— The Onion (@TheOnion) November 27, 2016

Five Common Relationships Among Three Variables in a Statistical Model. #epi. #ebm https://t.co/a4O76wNfXN

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Cause in psychiatry #psych https://t.co/VOjVXeoATE

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Five Common Relationships Among Three Variables in a Statistical Model. #epi. #ebm https://t.co/a4O76wNfXN

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#psych personality pic.twitter.com/1m1dmfvRY2

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#philsci Ayn Rand pic.twitter.com/t2DqBTgeOp

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) November 27, 2016

Current academic research = "busywork on a vast, almost incomprehensible scale"? https://t.co/nNJX5JYABZ pic.twitter.com/3vxYZ1KHrv

— Andrew McAfee (@amcafee) November 27, 2016

@NatureNews There is some serious hysteria going on in this country.

— jb (@jbuonann) November 25, 2016

Emotional intelligence: A construct in search of evidence. Good post on a new meta-analysis. https://t.co/qWy7D1QIPC

— Charles Murray (@charlesmurray) November 25, 2016

Which side has done more to hold back scientific progress? The left has the power, and so has done more. Tierney: https://t.co/V03vBg4wsE

— Jonathan Haidt (@JonHaidt) November 25, 2016

#med pic.twitter.com/V1Iq6QTCgw

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Patti LaBelle Jar https://t.co/PWL24ep1wX

— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) November 24, 2016

Don’t blame postmodernism for Donald Trump, Stanley Fish argues https://t.co/7wI3PPKCTg pic.twitter.com/DKOcRXVDXG

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) August 11, 2016

Boy, this seems familiar doesn't it…. https://t.co/KDbgntOpn8

— Doctrine Man (@Doctrine_Man) August 11, 2016

Women in the 1940s painting their legs to look like they're wearing stockings, due to their scarcity during the war. pic.twitter.com/TqioGyXCSs

— ClassicPics (@History_Pics) July 30, 2016

Medicalizing individual difference & eccentricity reduces rich palette of human nature. @PaulGlasziou @Mental_Elf pic.twitter.com/LwHAfYIH5a

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) July 6, 2016

Replacing Evidence Based Medicine with #PrecisionMedicine will give doctors greater freedom to customize treatment.pic.twitter.com/ecnflvS4dK

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) June 5, 2016