Stuart J. Ritchie

So, but most people don't hear about those, um, those failures to replicate.

No, to me, that was the most interesting part of that was that, um, you know, Richard Wiseman and Stuart Ritchie replicated Bem's experiments, and then they sent their null results to the same journal, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, who rejected it.

Why?

[laughs]

Just try and see your way through to begin with, and then you can start to open up a wee bit.

And there from Stuart Ritchie.

i honestly like this is one of my things about magnuson's not a brilliant technical player but seeing this opening we spell i'm surprised he's not featured a little bit more just to allow the side to just breathe a little bit because the trauma that the club have been through since the end of last season the players that have left the manager that's left all these new players are coming in new manager It's very difficult to then just hit the ground running and go, boom, play.

And against top opposition as well.

Look at Nature, you know, declining itself in this way.

Friend of the podcast Stuart Ritchie, for example, tweeted out, "It's really important that society has institutions that can be trusted to tell the truth and to be fair and reasonable.

This editorial, which launders the reputation of an obvious con man, makes clear that Nature is no longer such an institution.

What's left?" Question mark.