The media's stupidity never ceases to amaze me.
As David Spiegelhalter, professor for the public understanding of risk at Cambridge University, puts it: “I have a heuristic: the very fact that a piece of health research appears in the papers indicates that it is nonsense.” His reasoning is that as a rule it is only the most bizarre findings that find their way into the popular media and such bizarreness almost invariably indicates a statistically insignificant experimental anomaly...
Mail Online May 21st. |
Heterosexuals exhibit subconscious homophobia, wanting to physically cleanse after imagining touching a gay man! http://t.co/tusBSgCJZM
— Goldsmiths (@GoldsmithsUoL) May 30, 2014
Thanks to Steve Taylor. x
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