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“the disabling fatigue experienced by individuals with ME/CFS differs from that associated with other illnesses or everyday activity”

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“Although myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) are considered to be synonymous, the definitional criteria for ME and CFS define two distinct, partially overlapping, clinical entities. ME, whether defined by the original criteria or by the recently proposed criteria, is not equivalent to CFS, let alone a severe variant of incapacitating chronic fatigue. Distinctive features of ME are: muscle weakness and easy muscle fatigability, cognitive impairment, circulatory deficits, a marked variability of the symptoms in presence and severity, but above all, post-exertional “malaise”: a (delayed) prolonged aggravation of symptoms after a minor exertion.”

Cfs Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Malaise M E Cfs M E

Author:Frank Twisk

“Though Graded Exercise helps some, the ME Association reports 74 per cent of ME patients are harmed by the therapy, with some made permanently disabled. Dr Julia Newton ran electrical pulses through muscle biopsies; Dr Van Ness tested anaerobic thresholds of ME patients – both studies demonstrated ME patients are damaged by exercise.”

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

Author:Tanya Marlow

“M.E. isn't just 'exercise phobia': it is a physical illness.”

Stigma Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Chronic Illness Stigma False Assumption Exercise Phobia Chronic Fatifure Syndrome

Author:Tanya Marlow

“Even further, one can use a viral model for many things – it doesn't make those things a virus. For example, say that one day a prominent scientist decided to coin “moonemes” and started the “mooneme hypothesis” of cow migration. The hypothesis is all about how cows' migration patterns can be described and modelled as a “virus of the plains”, because cows move from place to place, spread, mutate, and eat all of the grass. No matter how well the model fits to cows, they are not - and will never be - obligate parasites. A view that it's a matter of personal perspective is subjectivism and hardly conducive to scientific inquiry of an objective world. It's simply not in the nature of cows any more than it is in the nature of knowledge.”

Science Cows Memes Debunked

Book:The Leprechaun Delusion

Source: The Leprechaun Delusion

“I readily admit that the theory (of multiple intelligences) is no longer current. Several fields of knowledge have advanced significantly since the early 1980s.”

Education Debunked Non Scientific Iqmatters

Author:Howard Gardner

“The "individual" in applied postmodernism is something like the sum total of the identity groups to which the person in question simultaneously belongs.”

Theory Social Justice Political Correctness Relativism Activist Scholarship

Author:Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay

“While scholars can, of course, be activists and activists can be scholars, combining these two roles is liable to create problems and, when a political stance is taught at university, it is apt to become an orthodoxy, which cannot be questioned.”

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Author:Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay

“Excellence begins as a mindset, and it’s built through daily decisions most people overlook.”

Success Motivation Leadership Discipline Excellence Personal Growth Mindset Intentional Living High Performance Team Culture

Author:Jason Curry

“In other words, the boundary between that which is objectively true and that which is subjectively experienced ceased to be accepted. The perception of society as formed of individuals interacting with universal reality in unique ways - which underlies the liberal principles of individual freedom, shared humanity, and equal opportunities - was replaced by multiple allegedly equally valid knowledges and truths, constructed by groups of people with shared markers of identity related to their positions in society.”

Theory Social Justice Political Correctness Relativism Activist Scholarship

Author:Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay

“The postmodern approach to knowledge denies that objective truth or knowledge is that which corresponds with reality as determined by evidence - regardless of the time or culture in question and regardless of whether that culture believes that evidence is the best way to determine truth or knowledge. Instead, the postmodern approach might acknowledge that objective reality exists, but it focuses on the barriers to knowing that reality by explaining cultural biases and assumptions and theorizing about how they work.”

Theory Social Justice Political Correctness Relativism Activist Scholarship

Author:Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay