Battling Bad Science

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1. Rykimaruh 223 days ago

jeez, he talks really fast o.O

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2. zevvv 223 days ago

Great, this will be the next Richard Dawkins. go Go GO!

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3. c0mmanderKeen 223 days ago

I learned most of this during our "good science practice" class during bio bachelor, shows me how great that class was.

good ted, keep em coming :)

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4. woodhatch 223 days ago

A man who has the courage to illustrate how business (aka financial greed) has corrupted medicine with total disregard for the welfare of the world population.
Sound familiar, Wall St?

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5. h8isgr8 223 days ago

Dude, stop moving.

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6. gouranga4ever 223 days ago

#1 this is Ben Goldacre, I've met him a few times in the UK Skeptics circuit. The first time I met him he said talking to him is like being mind fucked by his word penis..

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7. hulahula 223 days ago

i found his contant random body movement really distracting.

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8. ringmaster 222 days ago

We need more TED classes in the world to avoid constant drop outs!

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9. SheikhDjibouti 222 days ago

Body movement is an indicator of brain activity.

That was a lot of info in a short amount of time, excellent !!!

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10. iblogmoore 222 days ago

very informative :D

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11. Comment rated too low. Show this comment sux2bu 221 days ago

Battling Bad Science....heck I thought this was going to be about the 'theory' of man-made global warming.