The "coherent water" scam is back
On May 7, I received a press release touting a product called
pseudoscience
India's science leadership
On October 17, the National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT)
NSD II
That the Modi government has been able to coopt National Science Day
On science, religion, Brahmins and a book
I’m partway through Renny Thomas’s new book, Science and Religion
The problem with rooting for science
The idea that trusting in science involves a lot of faith, instead
Pseudoscientific materials and thermoeconomics
The Shycocan Corp. took out a full-page jacket ad in the Times
'Science people'
Two of the most annoying kinds of ‘science people’ I’ve come
Poverty, psychology and pseudoscience
From the abstract of ‘Why Do People Stay Poor? Evidence on Poverty
"Enough science."
Edit, 6.04 pm, December 15, 2020: A reader pointed out to
Ayurveda is not a science – but what does that mean?
This post has benefited immensely with inputs from Om Prasad.
Calling something
Journalistic entropy
Say you need to store a square image 1,000 pixels wide
The life and death of 'Chemical Nova'
You know how people pretend to win an Oscar or a Nobel
