pseudoscientific reports have fed me
Last week an investigation revealed, among hundreds of students, that young people who are emotionally relations with women "cute" or "very beautiful" are delayed or "dumbing down" in their studies. The same study showed that young women do not do, too: continue with their homework without disregarded. The previous month a university in New Zealand reached the following conclusion: students that are larger than 1.90 are difficult to the humanities. In Dusseldorf, a center of research yielded the following evidence: redheads men are more subject to being abandoned by their partners after four years of marriage relationship or redheads. Profound conclusion. A Canadian research center revealed that individuals who eat lots of peanuts are less likely to develop lymphatic disease. Statistics held in Brussels by a group of researchers noted that people who spend more time on airplanes have, over the years, problems with sleep and suffer from nightmares. Make crosswords, the statistical results made by German scientists in a center of people with Alzheimer's issues, is highly beneficial. The intake of nuts, according to a College of India, promotes cholesterol levels and improves hepatic activity.
Day after day the news reports realize these volatile findings held for alleged research centers and universities to turn their knowledge, studies and advice as extravagant as uncertain results. Readers are bombarded by pseudo-scientific reports that warn of the erotic benefits of chocolate, rice, cabernet sauvignon or eating sunflower seeds. Every now and then for periods, these statements are rolled back and prove otherwise. Eat cereal bars is good, eating granola bars is bad. Destroys wine, the wine helps the heart. A more suggestive of media alerts about community health came from a university in South Korea: green tea antioxidant than previously thought, now would be detrimental to memory. Curious: as if the memory were the ability to remember and not-just-forget. The Nipponese cat eating would be less agile than feed on rice noodles. The monkey has been shown, is the son of man of the future.
The popularization of scientism, as opposed to scientific knowledge, has reached a trivialized such that, rather than applying the common good "is completely devoted to one thing: the media competition. While researchers childish apply to show that women make too much "frighten" the men, other studies have shown that women make appeals to men over forty. This is data that circulate in all media. Day after day it is the broccoli and day after day we must avoid too much boiled broccoli. The same is true of the gestural language, clothing, skin color, beverage, habit of eating meat, carrots, or Basque sausage. Spinach, which was good for Popeye, and energy is worthless.
pseudoscientific reports saturate the network and have gained strong presence in all media. Backed, of course, by health professionals more concerned with their image on camera and loose cables newsrooms for academic rigor of those researchers who, in silence, starvation wages, ignored by most, and even despised even burn the eyelashes in the laboratory experiment and try isolate viruses, bacteria and illnesses that afflict humanity indeed. Every time I read that this or that place of study has proven that optimizes the pregnancy or eggplant is decisive for the eye color of unborn babies, I say from now on I will introduce eggplant in my dog's diet male. That's the value they deserve that kind of information, if one, of course, value your mental health. The concrete
: This insignificant character pseudoscientific media outreach has broken and breaks into every home with an impunity which is difficult to escape or ignore. Anyway, the most conclusive proof of these studies to fart realize what an idiot I can be both issuers and those who attest to conclusive results. And those who spewed. The frivolity seems to have eaten the genuine objectives of some universities and research centers, and call them that. It's pathetic. Some recent studies carried out in Greenland say that those who write newspaper reports as "impressions" are, in eighty percent of the "common sense." Is reassuring. As a reader and true lover of popular science-not-read trout concrete progress made in the UNLP, in our modest and valuable UNLP. A few examples: cholesterol-free foods, gluten-free products, free of impurities milk, bread or food with no preservatives, etc. I write this column with a glass of wine next. Not for the heart, but for fun. Nothing more hygienic and healthy desire. My dog, Tango, looks at me with his blue eyes while devouring their eggplant. Although eating gofio extend our lives.
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