[ RadSafe ] Developing Body of Evidence to Refute Mangano and Colleagues

[Steven Dapra]

April 19

         There has been no "scientific argument" because you have not 
posted the text of your literary production.  We can't argue with thin air.

         I rather doubt that you know more about health physics and 
epidemiology than does the ICRP.

         You wrote, "In science, one reasearch [sic] result which 
falsifies a model is enough."  This is not so.  You have obviously 
never read anything by Michael Ruse.

Steven Dapra



At 04:54 AM 4/19/2011, you wrote:
>I just copied the citations using the different methods for citing, 
>in case you needed them. What I dont see from you or anyone else is 
>any scientific argument about the issue. Why is that? Is it because 
>there is none. And if there is none, then it is a falsification of your model.
>Its all gone quiet over there except for one guy talking about 
>hormesis. I can deal with hormesis, but lets stay with this paper on 
>infant leukemia. If you cannot explain these findings, your ICRP 
>model is dead in the water.
>I am not asking for a list of papers that support your model. In 
>science, one reasearch result which falsifies a model is enough.
>Sincerely
>Chris
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: radsafe-bounces at agni.phys.iit.edu on behalf of Steven Dapra
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>To: Richard D. Urban Jr.; The International Radiation Protection 
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>Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] Developing Body of Evidence to Refute 
>Mangano and Colleagues
>
>April 14
>
>          Yes, what's with this?  You cite your own literary
>production three times?
>
>          When I asked for citations I meant to different papers, not
>to the same one three times.
>
>Steven Dapra
>
>
>
>At 10:23 AM 4/14/2011, you wrote:
> >Chris...
> >Where are the "hundreds' of peer reviewed papers?
> >
> >I count one, two, thr... oh wait... these are citations of the SAME
> >paper from the SAME issue of the open journal... ONE which has had
> >FEWER than 2200 total views, both abstract and full since
> >publication 2 years ago.
>
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