Necessary Facts

Observations, reports, and discoveries that are true of necessity because they are perceivable and reasonable, empirical and logical, evidentiary and rational, synthetic and analytic. Truths are objective statements.

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Saturday, May 13, 2023

Springer Closes Wall of Shame

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Springer Nature publishing closed the “Wall of Shame” website that recorded the retraction of medical research which failed for lack of proc...

Tuesday, January 19, 2021

Katyusha and History as a Science

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Beware of historians who quote each other. It was a forgotten lesson that I remembered in pieces while commuting about ten years ago. When ...

Monday, April 18, 2016

Dishonest Scientists: Who is the Guardian?

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The "Routine Activities" theory of crime developed by Marcus Felsen and Lawrence Cohen posited a crime triangle: a willing perpet...

Friday, January 11, 2013

Four Books About Bad Science

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When Science Goes Wrong: Twelve Tales from the Dark Side of Discovery by Simon LeVay (Plume Penguin, 2008). LeVay lays out his facts i...

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Friday, January 4, 2013

Criminality and Scientific Research:Why Scientists Go Wrong; and Why the Wrong People Become Scientists

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“Crime knows no neighborhood” is an axiom of criminology. In other words, every population contains members who stray from folkways, viola...

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