Tag: contrarian illogic
Over at Science-Based Medicine, Mark Crislip offers a long, detailed and highly-informed critique of this cover story in The Atlantic that speculates (sloppily) about the efficacy and safety of the va
Via Plumer, Stephen Dubner’s attempt to preempt the many critics of their global warming arguments contains two classic approaches: We have a chapter in SuperFreakonomics about global warming an
Glenn Greenwald makes the obvious point about Ben Wittes’ critique of the California gay marriage decision: for all intents and purposes, there’s no argument in it. The shallow, bumper-sti
This may be the single worst paragraph I’ve ever seen at Slate, and goddamn man, they employ Hitchens: I’ve been soaking my head in each side’s computations and arguments. They’
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