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Good point. Why wheel bodies out the front door when they could just burn them in the basement?

There are two events listed for that day at the White House: https://www.whitehouse.gov/ostp/events-webinars/past-events/ But they both finished at 1.30pm and the timestamp on the video - which is the one broadcast by EarthTV on the original webcam and is set to DC time - was 12.41pm. Not...

How?

Whatever they are, the sizes are interesting. If we assume the first pusher is about 1.8m tall the first 'bag' is around 2.4m long while the second is around 1.5m.

The video: Source: https://twitter.com/i/status/1540673895954468865

I dunno...

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Nah, I couldn't understand the words either (as a northern Englishman) - though I have only listened to one and a bit songs of theirs. Next incarnation New Order was a bit more my cup of tea (well, two songs anyway).

The Flat Earth Society have at least two explanations for lunar eclipses: 1. A Lunar Eclipse occurs on an occasion when the Moon is on the opposite side of the ecliptic from the Sun and its diurnal circular path temporarily wanders "out of bounds," beyond the vertical rays of the Sun. 2. A...

Makes sense. Thanks.

I think so. It's definitely not obvious to me and I used to do quite a few flat earth debunks. :D

The BBC today reports that an estimated 2.3 million people in the UK currently have Covid: Covid infections are rising again across the UK, the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show. An estimated 2.3 million people or one in 30 has the virus - a rise of 32% on the...

That's true. Can you tell how they did that? Or whether they did it accurately? Do you feel there's potential for bias to play a part there?

Looking into this issue has given me a real insight into how Wikipedia works - and, perhaps by extension, how information exists in the actual real world. The way I see it: 1. Once upon a time, between 1969 and 1971, four megastars of the rock music world died at the age of 27 and the idea of...

I hope they included the trumpet player in their data. But, seriously, The Amazing Marvin Suggs and His Muppaphone definitely trumps and debunks Jimi Hendrix. I'm convinced!

Well then: you should add "famous musician" to his profile on Wikipedia. :D

Where/what is the number of those who had surgery within the last two years? 3,559 is the number of those who had surgery "at least two years prior".

3,559 =/= 19,960 I write survey analyses and summaries like this for a living. I can tell you very assuredly that some of their numbers were presented in a fashion I could never get away with.

According to the BMJ study: The sample included crooners, death metal stars, rock 'n’ rollers and even Muppets (the actors, not the puppets). Here are the Muppet performers who are listed on the album's Wikipedia page (presumably the source for the data): Jim Henson as Kermit the Frog, Dr...

Indeed. It's always about the underlying causes and deep down state of being as far as I'm concerned. Also, perhaps significantly - I was thinking of writing to the author of the JAMA paper to ask how they'd considered the complexity of contributing factors in their conclusion. What I...