Errare humanum est
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«Errare humanum est»is a Latin phrase, but it is not fully reproduced in this form. The complete version of the expression is as follows: «Errare (Errasse) humanum est, sed in…
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Don’t Believe What 1 Out Of 500 Scientists Tells You
Why “Beyond A Reasonable Doubt” Needs To Be Treated As Fact When It Comes To Science. A guest article by Daniel Dreyer Scientific research and theories should be taken extremely…
Why Your First Search Result Is Not Always The Best Search Result
People around the world entrust their health and lives to search engines when trying to find credible information about COVID-19. Therefore, it is extremely important to understand how reliable or…
Conspiracy Theories as a Tool of Russian Public Diplomacy and Hybrid Warfare
Russland nutzt seit Jahren Fehlinformationen und Desinformationen, um demokratisch regierte Länder zu spalten und seinen Einfluss auszuweiten.
Is OffGuardian reputable and does it even matter?
The following request reached us yesterday: website: https://off-guardian.org/2020/06/27/covid19-pcr-tests-are-scientifically-meaningless/Message : is this source credible? Thank you and best wishes The writer’s answer shows how to deal with such a question if…
Fake Science
In recent years, pseudo-scientific publishers have appeared on the Internet where studies are not checked for quality before publication. Because these studies cannot be distinguished from critically peer-reviewed studies at…
Wild assertions remain wild assertions
Swiss newspaper Limmattaler Zeitung published an article last week connecting the Age of Enlightenment, which ended the Middle Ages and laid the foundation for our prosperity today until today‘s infodemic.…
Schützt eine Maske gegen ein Virus so, wie ein Zaun gegen Moskitos?
Immer wieder liest man das Argument, Gesichtsmasken würden gegen SARS-CoV-2 so viel nützen, wie ein Zaun gegen Moskitos, weil die Viren viel zu klein seien. Nicht selten liest man dann…
Who is absolutely sure, hasn’t understood anything
“What we know is a drop, what we do not know is an ocean”, said the English mathematician, physicist and astronomer Sir Isaac Newton (1643 – 1727). Or to put…
How a conspiracy theory spreads
Since the beginning of the Corona pandemic, various conspiracy theories have been circulating on social media about the origin of the virus. But how do these stories spread so rapidly?…
