WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Lee Trundle 6:47 Thu Jul 22
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Hammer & Pickled's neck.

BBondsBootlaces 6:43 Thu Jul 22
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
re: Dr Thomas Midgley Jr

He devised an elaborate system of ropes and pulleys to lift himself out of bed. In 1944, he became entangled in the device and died of strangulation

His Wikipedia is an interesting read.

deanfergi 1:53 Thu Jul 22
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Yes,Edison’s the name. Yes, wires from house to house, across the land… Sorry, Nikola who..?!

nychammer 5:46 Sat Jul 10
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Wave and solar power as a replacement for nuclear and fossil. It works, yes but Never going to be viable on scale

deanfergi 4:43 Sat Jul 10
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Theory of Evolution... -ish...

cholo 5:42 Thu Jul 8
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
gph

It was industry and snakeoil salesmen that promoted that particular horror I believe.

I recommend anyone to check out the story of the radium girls and Eben Byers for two particulary gruesome tales.

gph 5:35 Thu Jul 8
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
The radium is good for you health food craze of the 1930s and 40s.

They thought that the energy emitted by it could be utilised by the body.

TBF, I don't think any big name scientists were involved.

Burnhammeronsea 9:38 Wed Jul 7
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Smart Motorways

chevy chase 2:54 Wed Jul 7
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Flux capacitor & hoverboards

BRANDED 1:43 Wed Jul 7
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Science helps humans to survive

Economics slows birth rate

gph 1:33 Wed Jul 7
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Piston Hammered = Thomas Midgley IV

Robson 1:23 Wed Jul 7
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Dr Thomas Midgley Jr. was great at this.

In 1921 he discovered that adding a lead compound to petrol prevented "knocking" in internal combustion engines. He promoted his additive as "Ethyl" to avoid the mention of lead which might have been off-putting to some.

Not content with giving the world leaded petrol, he went on to develop CFCs in the late 1920s.

Genius.

Syd Puddefoot 12:59 Wed Jul 7
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
BRANDED 12:01 Tue Jul 6

To alleviate the rising sea level problem we could all just drink it then.

, 9:34 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Eugenics has had some proponents who have been discredited over the years.

PistonHammered 7:56 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Science when allowed to stand on its own merits usually gets it right. Its only when the science is being driven by politics that it fails miserably! Things like:-

Covid
The Jab
Global warming
Running out of oil
Global cooling
Hole in the ozone

And many more. All horrendously wrong to the detriment of mankind, all lies propagated by the evil scum we call government!

w4hammer 7:11 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
duuno about favourite- moire like fuckin incredible that the mad scientists at jaguar landrover created a car security system that allows a street roadman to intercept the alarm and drive it off in the time it takes to KMT - porr girl next door has only havd her vogue for three months and off its gone. #cunbts

riosleftsock 1:13 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
The increase in life expectancy is slowing down and the rate of population growth in slowing too (nothing to do with Covid, this trend precedes it), in fact the life expectancy in some western countries has decreased in some years.

Need to be careful with life expectancy figures because they are artificially reduced by childhood deaths. Once you improve paediatric mortality/childhood illnesses, life expectancy stats leap up.

Coffee 12:27 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Only in the Branded Manual of Demographic Theory. Often, it's the case that scientific advancement, e.g. improved survivability, reduces population growth,

BRANDED 12:23 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
Population increase seems to be directly linked to scientific advancements to be fair.

Mike Oxsaw 12:17 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
riosleftsock 12:08 Tue Jul 6

And, I suspect, those are the same countries most susceptible to rising sea levels.

Not to worry though, all those people can come and live on the Chiltern HILLS.

Mike Oxsaw 12:14 Tue Jul 6
Re: What's your favourite thing science got wrong?
BRANDED 12:11 Tue Jul 6

How do you interpret "Got" with respect to time?

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