bengoldacre
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2010 pics like something from Ghostbusters RT @: Fewer Birds Trapped by 9/11 Tribute Lights This Year @
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some interesting finessing and (maybe) new features to come, including the "find me the nerdiest route from A to B" nerdyrouteplanner!
about 2 hours ago
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haha is moving to a larger server to cope with all you lovely nerds! thanks @!!
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great school data project by my friend @
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@ @ yup, not interested in a very dull unnuancable argument about education on twitter in 140chars, i'm out!
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in reply to WomanOnTheBoard
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@ i mean, we've not met, and i don't want to start a dinner party stalwart. apart from anything else i dont go to dinner parties
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@ tbh i wld accept streaming if alternative is poor comprehensive education at slowest's pace and rich buying posh homes/schools
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@ . generic critical view on trreatments of mental illness. far from it. many better examples, with evidence, kirsch, moncrief., etc
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@ it is simply an odd thing to assert, in the face of all the evidence. you seem to believe he's the inheritor of some kind of...
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@ there are no differences in therapeutic approach that flow from accepting, or not accepting, a genetic component.
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@ my concern on schizophrenia is he says there is no genetic component. that is foolish and flies in the face of all evidence.
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@ to be clear, Oliver James is the one advocating for widespread and borderline indiscriminate use of medication
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@ it;s what non scientists think a scientist should look like.
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in reply to steinsky
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@ no wonder the media like him. unambigiuous certainty an authority. same with greenfield and sigman.
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in reply to steinsky
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@ however it happens, there are clever kids in the world and they deserve access to knowledge, in my view: programming and ebm.
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in reply to mgtmccartney
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@ is that true? maybe he really feels that, but it sounds kind of ugly, when it's people in distress.
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in reply to steinsky
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@ have you read around the ICT teaching? it's weak. Learning to use Word and Excel. Like if Home Economics was "how to eat food"
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in reply to mgtmccartney
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iirc it's in the context of a conversation with Jack Straw, if you want to find it in index and post a photo, not seen a copy for years.
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if anyone has a copy of Oliver James' Britain On The Couch you will find him saying we sld throw SSRIs out like smarties. V v v unwise stuff
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@ is that right? post on it.
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- Name ben goldacre
- Location London
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- Bio Nerd cheerleader, Bad Science person, stats geek, research fellow in epidemiology, procrastinator. If it's important, email's better ben@badscience.net
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