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...conundrum that we've tried to tackle before, and some of you loved our conclusions??others, not so much...
...truth—the networks’ cacophony of talking heads is an apt reflection of reality.But, as both the appeal of LeRoy’s authenticity and the subsequent outrage indicate, we’re in denial about this reality. Instead of accepting that people can have different conclusions??truths—about the world, we want to deride our opponents—those who say “Bush lied” or those who supported the invasion of Iraq—as villains, liars and scoundrels. It is not simply a matter of acknowledging that...
...Health Study II, began with 116,671 in 1989. The two studies were observational, relying on participants to self-report data about their health and breast-feeding habits. Michels acknowledged that “confounding variables”—other influences that can lead to false conclusions??are always a concern in observational research. She said, though, that she was confident in the integrity of her conclusions. “We controlled for lifestyle factors—a fairly large number of variables that indicated particular lifestyles, such as physical activity and body-mass index...
...heart of the group’s claims lies the work of one of Douglass’ doctoral students, Elise B. Bassin. Using Douglass’ data, Bassin came up with a different set of conclusions??she found that fluoride makes the risk of osteosarcoma five to seven times higher...
Kristol criticized Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., contrasting the “broad conclusions?? President Bush drew from the terrorist attacks with the “narrow conclusions?? of Kerry, who has emphasized the need to hunt Osama bin Laden himself rather than take on Middle Eastern states such as Iraq...