Alone In The Dark: Strange Ontology: Week Beginning 8th October 2008

Tuesday, 14 October 2008, 07:06 via Delicious/martinstabe

A Daily Mail watch-blog looks at Ben Goldacre's observation that the Mail is "engaged in a philosophical project of mythic proportions: for many years now it has diligently been sifting through all the inanimate objects in the world, soberly dividing them into the ones which either cause - or cure - cancer." Read More...

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