Monthly Archives: April 2016

Has Alternative Medicine Been Studied Enough?

Posted on April 27, 2016 by Thoughtscapism

I’m very happy to introduce my first guest writer, as this piece was a collaboration between me and Lee-Ann MacDonald. Lee-Ann is a Canadian mother of two, who has varied experience from studies into fields as diverse as Arts and Holistic Health … Continue reading →

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The Great Myth of Vaccines and Autism

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Thoughtscapism

For a long time I thought there would be no need for me to write about the misconception that vaccines would somehow be connected to autism. This is a point that has been so extensively studied that there is no … Continue reading →

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Welcome to Thoughtscapism

Posted on April 2, 2016 by Thoughtscapism

I want to understand the world, which makes me passionate about science. I wish to express and explore the human condition through language, which makes me passionate about writing. In order to do these things, I must question my assumptions, test the limits … Continue reading →

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