"An anti-EU movement can’t also be anti-US, not without looking as if it hates everyone" by @Freedland www.theguardian.com/commentisf…

45 minutes ago

Boris: "less a lovable maverick than a rather unpleasant oddball." by @Freedland www.theguardian.com/commentisf…

50 minutes ago

RT @MartinShovel: My cartoon - is our #NHS safe in #Tory hands? #efficiencysavings #weaselwords pic.twitter.com/muYCcCPCZL

About an hour ago

@CaulfieldTim sure! But it's 1 am. here -good night

About 9 hours ago

@CaulfieldTim sounds good. But the problems mostly lie with academics. Self-inflicted wounds

About 9 hours ago

@CaulfieldTim Trudeau looks great. Can we have him please?

About 10 hours ago

@CaulfieldTim Here is an early example www.dcscience.net/2007/12/05/w… and recent ones www.dcscience.net/2014/11/02/t…

About 10 hours ago

RT @taslimanasreen: Had meeting with Elmar Brok, Chair of the Committee on Foreign Affairs at the European Parliament today. pic.twitter.com/sb9lYfqKD6

About 10 hours ago

RT @taslimanasreen: I spoke at the European Parliament today about how freethinkers getting killed,& govt remains silent in Bangladesh. pic.twitter.com/rW0XW5KBw9

About 10 hours ago

@CaulfieldTim no, it isn't fair to blame reporting. They hypsecomes from jml and university PR people, endorsed by authors

About 10 hours ago

Exactly. Bur publishers make cash publishing junk, and senior academics push you to publish every 10 min. Disaster twitter.com/CaulfieldTim/statu…

Yesterday at 23:58

@CaulfieldTim harms science because every time the latest diet/exercise advice appears in the media, people just jeer (often rightly)

Yesterday at 23:55

@CaulfieldTim do you think there's a case for stopping obs epidemiology? It so often gives wrong answer, harms people & harms science

Yesterday at 23:53

How does such dubious junk science get published. I often wonder twitter.com/CaulfieldTim/statu…

Yesterday at 23:48

If there was ever a case for reverse causality, that's it twitter.com/CaulfieldTim/statu…

Yesterday at 23:44