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BAHFest London 2019
Louie Terril's talk "The Overview Effect: An overlooked intervention?"
BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory.
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BAHFest London 2019 Louie Terril's talk "The Overview Effect: An overlooked intervention?" BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory. Additional information i...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2019 Katherine Read's talk "Bipedalism: A Fear Response?" BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory. Additional information is available at htt...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2019 Diego Quinones's talk "Dad Joke: An Adaptive Dispersion Mechanism" BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory. Additional information is av...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2019 Ed Thorne's talk "Revamping Dark Sector Physics" BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory. Additional information is available at http://...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2019 Charvy Narain's talk "The Albert Line: The Future of Scatological Infrastructure" BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory. Additional in...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2019 Ed Bilson's talk "Twenty Fist Century Rapid Transit Using Nineteenth Century Infrastructure" BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory. Ad...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2019 Jack McMinn's talk "The Importance of Localized Acinonyx jubatus Ignition to African Ecology and Predator-Prey Dynamics". BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearl...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2019 For the BAHFest London 2019 keynote, Tim Harford explains why people respect and love economists so much. BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientif...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2018 Why are most animals bilaterally symmetric? Ed Thorne provides the answer in "Bilateral Symmetry in Animals". BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scie...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2018 We should probably accept that humans aren't going to change their behavior to prevent global warming. So what should we do instead? Katherine Read presents the answer in "Atmospheric depletion: A solution to humanity's problems?" BAHFes...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2018 What do we do about the moon getting in the way of all of our good space photos? Daniel Shaw (the winner of BAHFest London 2018!) presents the answer in "Lunar occlusion/moonshine diminishment feasibility study" BAHFest is the Festival o...
Open this video on BAHFestBAHFest London 2018 Louie Terrill presents "Shark attack prevention: Why and how to prevent attacks on sharks" BAHFest is the Festival of Bad Ad Hoc Hypotheses, a celebration of well-researched, logically explained, and clearly wrong scientific theory. Addi...
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