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Monthly Archives: March 2014
A Bird in the Ear of the Episcopal Rhinoceros
Like all other British bloggers, I am parasitically dependent on Bishop Hill, eternally grateful to His Grace for a diet of numerous tasty tidbits, and for being the source of a steady trickle of new readers. Sometimes I try to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Andrew Montford, Ben Pile, Bishop Hill, Jiminy Cricket, Robin Guenier, Stewgreen
24 Comments
Lewandowsky: My Part in his Downfall
Steve McIntyre has had a look at the complex dance of the emails between the University of Western Australia and the publishers of his “Recursive Fury” paper “Frontiers in Psychological Science” at http://climateaudit.org/2014/03/21/lewandowskys-fury/ Now he’s examined the investigation by UWA … Continue reading
Posted in Stephan Lewandowsky, Uncategorized
Tagged Frontiers in Psychologal Science, Lewandowsky
5 Comments
Looser Screws than Lew’s
Just as I was planning on dropping blogging and going back to a normal life watching ballet on my new big screen computer and drawing sexy super-heroines, Lewandowsky’s “Recursive Fury” paper gets retracted and I’ve been busy commenting and networking … Continue reading
Prophesy from Orwell to Ehrlich
When I was a student (about half a century ago) I once hitched a lift with a lorry driver who asked me what I was studying. “Philosophy”, I said. He held out his hand and said: “Read my palm”. My … Continue reading
Posted in Paul Ehrlich FRS, Sociology of Climate Change
Tagged George Orwell, Paul Ehrlich
11 Comments