Up in the air ...: A skeptics view of Declan Waugh ...

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

A skeptics view of Declan Waugh ...

I found this guy's arguments of great interest ...

http://skepteco.wordpress.com/2013/05/27/fluoridation-stealing-our-precious-bodily-fluids/

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About my book, Flight 427: Anatomy of an Air Disaster

In spite of its incredible popularity, in spite of its sterling safety record, the original Boeing 737 was designed with a subtle defect embedded deep in one of its vital control systems. In this gripping account of engineering detective work, award-winning aviation journalist Gerry Byrne shows how only after the disastrous 1994 crash of USAir Flight 427 and years of painstaking and sometimes rancorous investigation was the mystery of this defect uncovered.

The story of the flaw in the 737, Byrne shows us, stretches back from Flight 427 to at least one earlier crash. What we learn is that major accident investigations occur on the border between engineering and economics, scientific sleuthing and big business, and regulators and the regulated. And it is a border, Byrne tells us, where every party to the investigation has an agenda, and there is no clear and easy path to the truth.

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Up in the air ...

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

A skeptics view of Declan Waugh ...

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Award for Popular Writing on Solar Physics, American Astronomical Society (Solar Physics Div.) 2006

Overall Winner IBM/STI Irish Science & Technology Journalism Awards 2000

National Winner (Print) IBM/STI Irish Science & Technology Journalism Awards 1999

Freelance Science, Business, and Aviation Journalist based in Ireland