Culture of Doubt

@charlesmurray this is a bit too rich for me after nearly eight years of Obama's trampling of constitutional limits.

— Mike Fischer (@MFischer16) June 3, 2016

Ran into old Oxford tutor of mine and chatted for ages. Interestingly, he thought antisemitism markedly on rise and if younger he'd leave uk

— Stephen Law (@stephenlaw60) June 3, 2016

"It's alive" & so is Dr Frankenstein at Harvard as mad genetic science races far ahead of sensible ethical debate. https://t.co/PzBEmujkIQ

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) June 3, 2016

Adam Ozimek: If empirical econ is as biased and hopeless as some claim, why do so many companies pay for it? https://t.co/oSQet23RQe

— Noah Smith (@Noahpinion) June 2, 2016

Resuscitating the biopsychosocial model- the only way to understand people 3 dimensionallyhttps://t.co/RmQQi2Xlcz https://t.co/A4qmnFdaKI

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) June 2, 2016

The endlessly complex permutations of 108 very weakly associated genes makes my point re power of genetic findings. https://t.co/kvWRYM0mPC

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) June 2, 2016

Wow, makes me want to see my scouting report coming out of medical school. https://t.co/05mOcwQxKM

— Peter Ubel (@peterubel) June 1, 2016

Therapists often discriminate against black and poor patients, a new study found https://t.co/SKNBA3Efy0 pic.twitter.com/1h37gNxOSG

— CNN International (@cnni) June 1, 2016

Dumb: Fed govt wastes precious mental health $s on worried well
Neglects severely ill who wind up jailed or homelesshttps://t.co/HO4279WeZn

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) June 1, 2016

We planned to write a 'formulation" companion to DSM III on med/CBT/ dynamic/family models- but never pulled it off. https://t.co/XjaN3LzNOO

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) May 31, 2016

'Overcoming the Shame of a Suicide Attempt' Great new first person New York Times piece: https://t.co/GZSoqNybbJ pic.twitter.com/U8ZjBcHk5o

— Dr Jay Watts (@Shrink_at_Large) May 31, 2016

>25 yrs ago I was a psychiatrist and diagnostic science has advanced little since. Here's why, from @AllenFrancesMD https://t.co/2FSEziPi3k

— Trish Groves (@trished) May 31, 2016

"Americans no longer expect virtuous protagonists." Is Donald Trump an antihero? https://t.co/uC4cbqtBiv @CNNOpinion pic.twitter.com/Vt3pyCp40t

— CNN (@CNN) May 30, 2016

I've read 50 def'ts mental health/disorder & written 1- none help practical diagnosis or choosing what include DSM https://t.co/lm2w6k4EvN

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) May 30, 2016

A pessimistic recipe for a happy marriage: https://t.co/D9tVsCIigL

— Massimo Pigliucci (@mpigliucci) May 30, 2016

Was the decision to kill endangered gorilla Harambe justified? Expert weighs in: https://t.co/GOHBPzSNVS pic.twitter.com/UJCLsOvGp5

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 30, 2016

Why neuroscience cant yet inform psych practice & probably won't for very long time @Dr_Tad https://t.co/nZHlKb8TDq pic.twitter.com/xRAA9xyyEt

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) May 30, 2016

265 pages on "How Philosophy Makes Progress and Why it Matters” by scientist-turned-philosopher @mpigliucci. https://t.co/f67iOtBBCS

— TrueSciPhi (@TrueSciPhi) May 30, 2016

Matthew Vandegrift, USMC, KIA Basra 4/21/08 age 27; for whom Austin Vandegrift HS is named. pic.twitter.com/JCLvJRp0yU

— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) May 30, 2016

Coast Guard enlists phone sex operators to make search and rescue more sensual https://t.co/KGPOXzNUcX via @duffelblog

— Matthew Maxon (@MaxonMS) May 28, 2016

SPONSORED: Taco Bell Honors War Widows With New Beef Bereavos https://t.co/JMzmP9WLpg

— Duffel Blog (@DuffelBlog) May 27, 2016

Nervous Chief Tells Awkward Thailand Story In Retirement Ceremony Speech https://t.co/gRmN466UjY

— Duffel Blog (@DuffelBlog) May 27, 2016

The differences between people on intelligence tests are substantially the result of genetic differences https://t.co/3a65GhyrfE

— Scientific American (@sciam) May 30, 2016

GREAT: @AllenFrancesMD on why neuroscience cannot (yet) replace psychiatric practice. https://t.co/TOSKMjB0XE pic.twitter.com/hPhlw93GsR

— Dr_Tad (@Dr_Tad) May 30, 2016

Should you proportion your belief to the probability of an event? Not necessarily: https://t.co/qdui5xJ2ke

— Massimo Pigliucci (@mpigliucci) May 29, 2016

I’ve stopped feeling any sensation during sex https://t.co/AimSstfbL7

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 29, 2016

1,500 scientists on what the 'reproducibility crisis' means in real lab-life: https://t.co/PzDDt8CkWj pic.twitter.com/Q4u89KE0Bf

— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) May 29, 2016

.@NickKristof doesn't back down on ideological diversity. He's a liberal, not a progressive. The difference is big. https://t.co/4CnLPm3aVN

— Charles Murray (@charlesmurray) May 29, 2016

Only conclusion possible from subgroup analyses: Study failed & authors are groping to salvage something to report. https://t.co/EOW3rQql4V

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) May 29, 2016

The only possible conclusion from this survey is that 48% of scientists studiously avoid reading the literature. https://t.co/b7uDpo212d

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) May 29, 2016