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  1. TiredSam

    Coping with Christmas - start in Sept

    What? No "Cooking with Wonko" thread this year?
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    Treating chronic fatigue syndrome / Oxford Neuroscience

    Well done, you sound like just the kind of customer we're looking for. I'll have a rummage, I think I might have just the thing - they're not cheap, but I'm sure I'll be able to make you a special offer.
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    What author Merve Emre uncovered about the origins of the Myers-Briggs personality test

    Mr Barnum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnum_effect
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    Treating chronic fatigue syndrome / Oxford Neuroscience

    How bulky are you? It's an old sofa and not as stable as it was. Perfect for ranting about Jamie Oliver and many other subjects though.
  5. TiredSam

    Treating chronic fatigue syndrome / Oxford Neuroscience

    I'm on my sofa. I'll let you know when we put it on ebay. It'll probably be after the kids have left home, but I've made a note of your interest.
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    What author Merve Emre uncovered about the origins of the Myers-Briggs personality test

    Go straight to the top of the class! I'm rare too! Anyone here not rare? If Architects and Advocates are rare, there must be type which gets told "You are as common as muck". Anyone found it yet? Come on, who are you?
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    Treating chronic fatigue syndrome / Oxford Neuroscience

    "Neuroscience" sounds seriously scientific. Is it one of those words like "Nutritionist" which anyone can use? I don't suppose we could ask the ASA to get them to change it to "Oxford Psychobabble", or even "Oxford Quackery"? "Dr Sharpe, Head of Quackery, Oxford" has a certain ring to it. Why...
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    What author Merve Emre uncovered about the origins of the Myers-Briggs personality test

    TiredSam's Software Development Academy Final Exam Task 1. Design a program which starts with a questionnaire asking the user to answer a series of subjective questions about how they see themselves 2. The program should use these answers to construct a text which confirms the user's view of...
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    What author Merve Emre uncovered about the origins of the Myers-Briggs personality test

    I just did it. I'm an architect. Amazing. Apparently I'm the bitterest of cynics, which is probably why I still think it's a load of bollocks. Fun though, like having your fortune told or astrology or anything else where it's all about me. I wish it didn't have the status it did and that...
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    What author Merve Emre uncovered about the origins of the Myers-Briggs personality test

    I've long thought that the field of personality testing is a pile of steaming horse shit, so I enjoyed reading this article.
  11. TiredSam

    Michael Sharpe skewered by @JohntheJack on Twitter

    These tweets demonstrate that he is either a complete hypocrite, or more likely, that his lack of self-awareness is bordering on delusional. Considering the harm he has caused, it is worth recording them. They are also free entertainment, and since he has done nothing else for us, we might as...
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    Michael Sharpe skewered by @JohntheJack on Twitter

    I'm sure that anybody else, when confronted with the sight of a large blue cock, would stop whatever it was they were doing immediately, reflect upon any damage they might have caused, and resolve to do things differently in future. Only Michael Sharpe takes a picture for twitter and carries on...
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    Michael Sharpe skewered by @JohntheJack on Twitter

    Michael Sharpe now reduced to making "have you seen this big cock" tweets. He'll do anything to distract from the real story. Whatever next.
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    Name and shame list of institutions and psychiatrists/psychologists/pediatricians coercing exercise therapy on unwilling ME/CFS patients

    I completely agree with this. As someone who suffers from an unfortunate genetic predisposition to occasional lapses into sarcasm and vitriol, I have at least never kidded myself that it has ever got any results or achieved anything apart from allowing me to blow off steam and perhaps give...
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    Using the internet to cope with chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis in adolescence: a qualitative study (Brigden et al., 2018)

    I thought seeking help online was a big no-no for ME sufferers, they should be dissuaded from googling ME and joining online support groups at all costs? Now that Crawley's pushing FITNET, suddenly we have "research" from her (9 participants, usual spin) showing that the internet is suddenly a...
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    NICE seeking committee members for Me/CFS guideline

    Looks like the prospect of Michael Sharpe's letter writing and twitter campaign must have scared them all off. Who wants to be on the receiving end of the PACE authors' vexatiousness?
  17. TiredSam

    Stockton woman reveals what it's like to live with ME (Really?)

    That's the second newpaper article on ME I've read today with no mention of "yuppie flu" and a passable (if less than perfect) description of ME uninfluenced by SMC unpleasantness. Things are looking up. EDIT: Didn't watch the video, no time.
  18. TiredSam

    BMJ: Pressure grows on Lancet to review “flawed” PACE trial

    Straws, bricks, pigs ... Can somebody say "Once upon a time there were three little ..." and have done with it?
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