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…phone use and acoustic neuroma risk in Japan. Bioelectromagnetics. 7 – INTERPHONE Study Group. (2011). Acoustic neuroma risk in relation to mobile telephone use: Results of the INTERPHONE international case–control…
…article, the piece relies on false assertions, misleading representations of science and scientists, and poor sources. Because the climate system responds somewhat slowly, the extent of future impacts depends critically…
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‘Horns’ are growing on young people’s skulls. Phone use is to blame, research suggests.
…highly misleading piece by an author with a history of cherry picking. Nothing in this piece is factually accurate. Furthermore, in relying on discredited reports by the Heartland Institute instead…
…percent increase in unhealthy ozone smog, the National Center for Atmospheric Research has projected.” David Archer Professor, University of Chicago Note that ozone concentrations are also determined by emissions of…
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“Wife of Pfizer’s CEO dies after complications from the vaccine”
…common zero-to-one scale: linear mapping of the original 0-to-10 ‘accuracy’ column onto the zero-to-one scale. 10- Grinberg et al (2019) Description: As part of an academic research project studying disinformation…
…against each proposed hypothesis. The hypotheses are listed in order from least likely to most likely, based on currently available evidence. Although none of the individual pieces of evidence described…
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Wind turbines in the US are made of toxic materials that pollute the environment, are mostly built in Germany, and will not pay off their manufacturing costs within their lifetimes.
…platforms. Mirroring existing platform policy principles (e.g. X/Twitter’s “freedom of speech, not freedom of reach”), one suggestion from the guidelines is for platforms’ recommender systems not to elevate content “coming…