Psychology

Common use.  The use of psychological techniques such as disinformation or propaganda.  Even if the article is telling the truth, it should be counted here if it references or debunks attempts at psychological techniques.

Social distancing six feet apart is based on ‘outdated science,’ scientists say

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Excerpt:  AUGUST 28, 2020 by Brianna Sleezer ShareTweet Researchers say that social distancing guidelines should differ depending on where you are and what you (and those around you) are doing. Review shows eight of ten studies find that respiratory droplets can travel beyond six feet. One concludes that a sneeze can send aerosols as far ... Read more

The Lancet Study on Hydroxychloroquine Was a COMPLETE FRAUD – The Authors are Linked to the Pharmaceutical Industry and People Died Because of Their Lies!

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Excerpt:  By Jim Hoft Published June 5, 2020 at 4:26pm 247 Comments The Lancet Medical Journal apologized this week and pulled the controversial hydroxychloroquine study. The study released by Lancet titled — “Hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine with or without a macrolide for treatment of COVID-19: a multinational registry analysis” —  was retracted after it was found to be a complete ... Read more

California ER Doctors Blast Lockdown: “There’s No Science Behind This,” Death Rate Lower Than Flu

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[sc name="sourcelink" ]https://conservativedailypost.com/california-er-doctors-blast-lockdown-theres-no-science-behind-this-death-rate-lower-than-flu/[/sc] In this must watch video, rational logic and sound science dispute the irrational and manufactured crisis surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak. by G Walrath 27 Apr 2020 California emergency room doctors and microbiology experts held a press conference to address the insanity of the quarantine efforts being carried out across the United States […]

The history behind the chocolate hoax

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Excerpt:  By Damaris Colhoun JULY/AUGUST 2015 aSHARE ON TWITTERbSHARE ON FACEBOOKEMAIL THIS STORY HOW MUCH CHOCOLATE DOES IT TAKE TO FOOL A JOURNALIST? Turns out not much. Earlier this month, Peter Onneken and Diana Löbl, a pair of documentary filmmakers from Germany, and John Bohannon, a biologist and science journalist based at Harvard, revealed that they ... Read more