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2023 (8)- 1 March : New book…
- 24 October : Another look at the new NICE guideline for ME/CFS
- 26 June : Why are transphobes so transphobic?
- 25 December : Psychology, religion, and public policy
- 24 November : Psychogenic ME/CFS: Turning the Nostalgia Up to Eleven
- 24 October : New Treatment Guideline, Same Old Denialism
- 1 October : [Class Recording] Is Psychology a Science?
- 22 September : BMJ chooses face-saving over fact-checking
- 18 June : Where the tragic happens
- 9 April : Some psychiatrists still not getting it
- 6 April : All Aboard the Long COVID gravy train
- 29 March : Off the PACE and not NICE
- 29 January : Beware the COVID-sceptic doctors
- 7 January : Post-Trump Stress Disorder
- 23 December : On the psychology of (Covid) Christmas
- 22 December : Letter to the BMJ
- 11 December : COVID-19 and vaccine hesitancy: Media round-up
- 4 December : Psychology’s exaggeration crisis
- 2 December : Human rights in a global pandemic
- 28 November : On COVID-19, the economy, mental health, and suicide
- 21 November : No More Mr NICE Guy…
- 10 November : Could this actually be happening?
- 7 November : Make Nostalgia Great Again
- 28 October : COVIDxHalloween: The Psychology of Wearing Masks
- 13 October : Facebook page
- 1 September : The other pandemic
- 6 June : “Proud to be maladjusted”
- 31 January : Why the British really voted for Brexit
- 29 January : Please don’t vote for racists. Vote AGAINST them
- 29 November : I get mail
- 14 October : “The Psychology of Brexit” is now available!
- 6 October : On “celebratory racism”
- 17 September : Podcasting Brexit
- 13 September : Oughterard
- 4 September : Human Factors in ME/CFS research
- 23 February : Good news. Psychologists are not going anywhere. Ever
- 19 December : ‘Psychology of Christmas’ media round-up
- 6 December : The Psychology of Christmas
- 8 November : Psychology is (not?) fine
- 3 November : The Triumph of Eminence-Based Medicine
- 22 October : ‘Psychology in Crisis’ is now available
- 20 October : Sometimes I feed the trolls
- 15 October : Blasphemers of the world, unite
- 27 August : At the #TuamBabies silent vigil: A photo essay
- 26 May : This. Just this.
- 19 March : Jordan Peterson’s re-heated obscurantism
- 16 March : Um Starbucks, could you not?
- 14 March : Stephen Hawking RIP
- 14 March : Stephen Hawking RIP
- 13 March : Donald Trump is a true Belieber
- 27 February : Right here is where you start paying. In sweat…
- 21 February : Standing up for Bright Club
- 5 February : Go check out ‘NotTheScienceBit.net’
- 26 January : Are you an exorcist? If so, call this number
- 24 January : This is another test post
- 24 January : This is a test post
- 7 July : No, no, no, no, no
- 23 August : “Are psychics the new psychologists?”
- 26 May : Rethinking Psychology in Cork
- 6 May : World tour continues
- 4 May : The dead hand of democracy
- 1 April : Todd Akin’s empirical question
- 21 March : ‘Rethinking Psychology’ is now available
- 9 February : Political science
- 1 February : On alcohol guidelines and social desirability
- 5 January : Who let the dogmas out?
- 20 October : It’s Crazy-Amazon-Algorithm time again!
- 28 September : Not Safe For Work…
- 24 September : Attractive women latest: New findings
- 1 August : Why ‘Inside Out’ is kind of interesting
- 23 March : “Life Matters” (Because it just does)
- 20 March : Eclipsetography 101
- 1 March : Regarding the point of psychology…
- 3 February : Surprisingly, *all* these news stories are genuine
- 9 January : Some pieces and bits
- 30 October : Forthcoming: “Adventures in Science Communication”
- 27 October : What ‘Science By Press Conference’ looks like
- 24 June : I like TBUTs and I cannot lie
- 5 May : Marriage causes germs (kind of)
- 25 April : White = lovely = handsome
- 10 April : Ukraine, where *are* you?
- 10 April : “How to Not Die”
- 25 March : True that
- 27 February : ‘Science Diet.’ You know, for geeks
- 25 February : Po Chai Pills: May contain stuff, etc.
- 22 February : Who cares about these darned rabbits?
- 21 February : Being bitten by a cat causellates depression
- 13 February : Polarity. It’s a useful concept
- 7 February : Come back ‘Weekly World News’, all is forgiven
- 31 January : “On Correlations and Bias”
- 30 January : What (non-Greek) scientists say
- 24 January : Favourites List (24.01.14)
- 20 January : Reverse the Earth’s rotation? I’d want to get off
- 18 January : All-natural produce is full of (eek!) chemicals!
- 18 January : Namaste!
- 17 January : Favourites List (17.01.14)
- 13 January : Women in science <3 pink! XXX
- 13 January : The Death of a Disease: India Eradicates Polio
- 6 January : Top Ten Popular Posts on The Science Bit, 2013
- 3 January : Reading this can damage your health
- 26 December : NSFW? Oh, go on then
- 23 December : Snakes, ladders…everyone’s a winner!
- 20 December : My kingdom for a zorse (kind of)
- 18 December : »Yuletide Archive: Christmas–When will the madness end?!
- 18 December : »Yuletide Archive: “Insert Yuletide Pun Here”
- 29 November : Favourites List (29.11.13)
- 22 November : Favourites List (22.11.13)
- 11 November : Now THIS really *is* in the genes
- 27 September : A long and tedious blog post about scientific publishing
- 15 July : Knowing me, knowing you (Eureka!)
- 6 July : Sex + Everlasting life = Science!
- 13 April : How to predict the future
- 4 April : Forthcoming: Master of Delusion
- 1 April : Web sight
- 19 March : “Psychology’s Starting Positions”
- 16 March : Peurile? Moi?
- 11 February : Forthcoming: On value systems, science, and psychology
- 1 February : Bad things are bad for you. As are good things.
- 1 February : “Psychology’s one-sided coin”
- 2 January : Pseudoscience class. For free!
- 31 December : Beware the number ‘13’ (Official Government Advice)
- 18 December : Christmas: When will the madness end?!
- 15 December : Keeping it light
- 17 November : At last: “Science Bit–The MOVIE!”
- 29 October : To coin a phrase…
- 22 September : Guess what: Cancer vaccines don’t cause cancer
- 22 August : Todd Akin’s empirical question
- 11 August : Quick media round-up is quick
- 16 July : Be careful where you put that paywall
- 29 May : Forthcoming: On ‘The Written Word’
- 21 May : Working the crowd
- 27 April : Euphemistic congress
- 24 April : Aside: More on the science of college exams
- 23 April : Water on the brain
- 20 April : If it smells right, do it/him/her
- 27 March : Chocolate keeps you thin? Fat chance!
- 19 February : Personality goes a long way…toward making you sick
- 17 February : One year in: The Science Bit’s greatest hits
- 13 February : Want to lose weight? Hint: Do NOT eat chocolate cake
- 8 February : How to argue illogically: Tony’s ten top tips
- 3 February : The costs of complementary medicine
- 1 February : L’Oréal are at it again
- 25 January : EXCLUSIVE: Britain facing boom in dodgy surveys
- 13 January : “Atheists die first”?
- 21 December : Archive: “Insert Yuletide Pun Here”
- 6 December : The Science of Misunderstanding
- 25 November : Let’s all laugh at this guy, and his ignorance
- 19 November : Forthcoming: Cork Skeptics in the Castle…
- 7 November : Who let the pseudoscientists out?
- 31 October : Seven billion Earthlings: So what’s the problem?
- 7 October : What women want…to be exploited by capitalists
- 18 August : No, you are NOT worth it
- 10 August : “Extraordinary people, ordinary evidence”
- 5 August : See no evil, hear no evil…
- 28 July : Six odd Irish UFO sightings
- 14 July : Big fat liars
- 7 July : Floss for fertility? Really?
- 16 June : Wake up and smell the…woahhh!
- 11 June : Sit down while I explain…
- 26 May : Why is this paper still cited?
- 16 May : Talking science with Scibernia
- 13 May : “Racecardgate” on Storify
- 12 May : On your breast behaviour
- 6 May : A study not worth its salt?
- 3 May : It’s true, college is a rat race
- 25 April : Politico.ie covers “The Babel Fish”
- 12 April : Alcohol causes cancer? If you assume so, yes
- 30 March : A fishy tale: Omega-3, Alzheimer’s, and IQ
- 11 March : Can geography affect depression treatment?
- 2 March : How not to perform genetic engineering
- 1 March : The science of tea: News-reporting as PR
- 26 February : “Pregnant thanks to acupuncture”
- 24 February : ‘Science News’ and Football: Together at last
- 24 February : Do polling locations influence election outcomes?
- 22 February : “Menopause relief: Do not use if pregnant”
- 20 February : Views on the Homeopathic Emergency Room
- 19 February : Breast milk, genes, and IQ
- 18 February : On jargon
- 18 February : Creation myth…
- 18 February : Welcome!