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There is no such thing as “alternative medicine”

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Not even an April Fool

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Forty five years on

February 8, 2014 Adrian McMenamin

The disruptive impact of a knowledge-based technology

October 16, 2013 Adrian McMenamin

Astrology: the anti-science acceptable to the educated élite?

August 8, 2013 Adrian McMenamin

My one problem with Feynman’s QED

August 7, 2013 Adrian McMenamin

What a brilliant book

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