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Tim Lambert Tim Lambert (deltoidblog AT gmail.com) is a computer scientist at the University of New South Wales.

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March 31, 2004

Hats off to Xrlq

Category: links

A couple of weeks ago Xrlq wrote about me: He's the Australian blogger who aspires to do to John Lott what Clayton Cramer did to Michael Bellesiles. Unfortunately, he doesn't do a very good job; while Cramer uncovered overwhelming...

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March 27, 2004

Gullible Gunners

Category: UK

I wrote earlier about the Tony Martin case. Martin shot a fleeing burglar in the back and left him to die. He was convicted of murder (reduced to manslaughter on appeal). Pro-gunners such as John Lott, Glenn Reynolds and...

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Another anonymous Amazon reviewer exposed

Category: creationism

The Panda's Thumb is an excellent new blog devoted to defending the integrity of science against attacks from creationists. I put it straight into my blog roll. Mark Perakh has a post where he tells a story that should...

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March 26, 2004

Lott and Lasers, the update

Category: misc

The Australian published a letter to the editor the day after Lott's piece on laser pointers: John Lott (Opinion, 24/3) claims an Australian academic with a laser pointer would cause panic. I'm an Australian academic and when I use...

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March 24, 2004

Lott on laser pointers

Category: misc

Lott has an opinion piece on page 15 of today's Australian. Lott writes: Americans may feel safe when an academic addresses a conference using a laser pointer. In the hands of an Australian, however, there is understandable fear that...

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March 18, 2004

Looking in the Philip Morris Documents Archive

When I was looking in the Philip Morris Documents Archive for information on their astroturf operations, I noticed some familiar names: The American Enterprise Institute, The Heartland Institute and the Cato Institute. All have been involved in employing and/or...

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Congratulations to the Spooner Award Finalists!

Category: misc

Via David Bernstein I learn that the finalists for the Lysander Spooner award are: James Bovard, Terrorism and Tyranny;John Lott, Bias Against Guns;Charles Murray, Human Accomplishment; and[his] own, You Can't Say That! My congratulations to all the finalists. To...

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March 16, 2004

Firearmsreg postings from September/October 2002

Category: links

I have posted some of my emails to the firearmsreg mailing list from September and October 2002. This shows some of the initial discussion of Lott's mysterious survey. Read them here....

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March 12, 2004

Dan's Moral Dilemma

Category: misc

Dan from Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics has a problem: I'm working in a fairly esoteric field in which there are very few existing academic papers (because it's a highly politically charged topic, I've decided not to discuss it...

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March 10, 2004

Bias against Guns nominated for Lysander Spooner awards

Category: misc

Via Randy Barnett we learn that Lott's Bias Against Guns has been nominated for a Spooner award for the best book on liberty published in 2003. On the voting page they state: only one vote per email address will...

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March 9, 2004

The Libertarian Purity Test

Category: surveys

Seems that bloggers have a strong urge to post their scores for Bryan Caplan's Libertarian Purity Test. So here's a spot where you can post your score and find blogs with similar (or different) scores....

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March 6, 2004

"Sound Science" and Climate Change

Category: Global Warming

Last month I wrote about how junkscience.com and The Advancement of Sound Science Coalition were fronts set up by tobacco companies to oppose regulatioon of smoking. Chris Mooney published a very interesting article in the Washington Post on the...

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Two more cases of scientific misconduct

Category: astroturf

Andrew Wakefield published a study linking immunization injections with autism. The Lancet now says that it should never have been published because of a "fatal conflict of interest". At the time Wakefield was being paid to collect evidence to...

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March 4, 2004

Anti-gun? Moi?

Category: Australia

Say Uncle suggests that I am "anti-gun" and implies that I "favor more gun control in the US". I am not "anti-gun". Here is a picture of me (on left) with a gun. Unless you think that Lott is...

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March 1, 2004

Is gun ownership by women increasing?

Category: misc

Glenn Reynolds writes: Here's another in a steady stream of reports along these lines: 76 million people own a gun in this country. And now more than ever, the number of women who are buying and learning to fire...

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