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25th April, 2011
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Turn On, Tune In, Quack

A paper in the open access and non-peer reviewed physics arXiv (Electromagnetic Signals from Bacterial…

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Andy L
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30th March, 2011
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Luc Montagnier’s Porridge Pill Cure for AIDS

Winning a Nobel Prize is the greatest honour a scientist can achieve. However, the prize…

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Andy L
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10th June, 2010
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The Curious Case of Nativis, The Forsaken Nobel Prize Winner and the Ghost of Jacques Benveniste

I was recently alerted by Bob Park’s rather great What’s New email about an extraordinary…

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Andy L
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20th October, 2009
Luc Montagnier

Why I am Nominating Luc Montagnier for an IgNobel Prize

Luc Montagnier is an interesting and strange character. Last year he was a shared winner…

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