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Behavioural Scientists Aren't Just Wrong About How to Win Over Electorates to Crackpot Progressive Policies; Their Evident Contempt for the Masses Has Contributed to the Global Populist Revolt – Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

Behavioural Scientists Aren't Just Wrong About How to Win Over Electorates to Crackpot Progressive Policies; Their Evident Contempt for the Masses Has Contributed to the Global Populist Revolt – Watts Up With That?

...they’ve placed too much faith in what has turned out to be really bad science.

Supermarket giants should be hit with multimillion-pound fines if they fail to do their bit to help tackle UK's obesity crisis by making their goods healthier, pressure group demands - Vimarsana News

Supermarket giants should be hit with multimillion-pound fines if they fail to do their bit to help tackle UK's obesity crisis by making their goods healthier, pressure group demands

The proposals come from Nesta, which has support from Asda and Sainsbury's as well as the consumer champions at Which?

Why AI threatens a new age of fake news and disinformation - Vimarsana News

Why AI threatens a new age of fake news and disinformation

Artificial intelligence's poisonous feedback loops threaten to warp reality

A State of Fear: Laura Dodsworth's 'sensible' Covid scepticism - Vimarsana News

A State of Fear: Laura Dodsworth's 'sensible' Covid scepticism

Deploying the same fear-based tactics her book criticises, Laura Dodsworth’s ‘A State Of Fear’ is light on facts and heavy on hunches.

The unlikely villain of the Horizon scandal? Tony Benn - Vimarsana News

The unlikely villain of the Horizon scandal? Tony Benn

The Post Office scandal goes back to procurement blunders perpetrated in the 1960s. We’re still making the same mistakes