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C19early.com (slovensky)

The following article is written in Slovakian.
COVID-19 early treatment: real-time analysis je sieť stránok, ktorá sa snaží zhŕňať všetky možné dostupné štúdie o potenciálnych liekoch, ktoré vedci skúšajú proti covidu. Autori sa snažia ohúriť číslami a štatistikami, vyrábajú pekné farebné obrázky a nabádajú laickú verejnosť, aby ich šírila cez sociálne médiá. Bohužiaľ, anonymní autori, jemne povedané, zjavne nie sú odborníci v danej problematike. Podľa článku v prestížnom vedeckom časopise BMJMisleading clinical evidence and systematic reviews on ivermectin for COVID-19, Garegnani, Madrid, Meza, BMJ, 22.4.2021 sa autori snažia robiť metaanalýzy "bez toho, aby sa riadili akýmikoľvek metodickými usmerneniami" a "takéto metaanalýzy bez dôslednej, systematickej kontroly často vedú k šíreniu falošných alebo mylných zistení". Epidemiológ Gideon Meyerowitz-KatzPseudoveda na invmeta.com, Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz, Twitter, 2.8.2021 považuje tento výtvor za pseudovedu a popisuje konkrétne problémy týchto pseudoanalýz. Ďalšie absurdnosti sú popísané tuFascinujúce zdroje a analýzy Juraja Mesíka, Kubo Kováč, Blog Denníka N, 19.9.2021.
File:C19early-1.png|Vraj šanca, že sa mýlia, je 1 : 1 000 000 000 000... Zhodou okolností je to zároveň aj šanca, že rozumejú tomu, čo robia
File:C19early-2.png|Je udivujúce, že tak veľa ľudí zomiera na covid, keď podľa tejto stránky funguje takmer každý liek/výživový doplnok, na ktorý siahnete. Tak určitééé...
File:C19early-3.png|Takto funguje pseudoanalýza na stránkach c19early: sčítate hrušky s jablkami, konkrétne úmrtia sčítate s virálnymi náložami, hospitalizáciami, ventiláciami atď. Štatistiky úmrtí rozriedite číslami o virálnych náložiach. Potom k tomu nakreslíte pekný obrázok a tvárite sa vedecky. Zdieľajte!
==Referencie==
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CAGE

CAGE (formerly Cageprisoners) is a human rights organization based in London, emphasizing the rights of Guantanamo Bay prisoners. Its director is Moazzam Begg, himself a former Gitmo detainee, and it has ties to suspicious Islamist nuts. Remember, kids: just because someone claims to have had his human rights violated doesn't mean he's a nice person. Suspected terrorists, prisoners, those with unpopular opinions or unusual lifestyles, and others on the fringes of society have human rights too.Countering Terrorism, LibertyWhy do human rights apply to convicted criminals?, James Welch, The Guardian, 14 Sep 2009
CAGE has ties to Amnesty International. Gita Sahgal, head of Amnesty's gender unit, criticized the organisation for teaming up with Begg: "To be appearing on platforms with Britain's most famous supporter of the Taliban, whom we treat as a human rights defender, is a gross error of judgment", she said. Amnesty International, appalled at the notion that support for the Taliban is in any way unacceptable for human rights advocates, promptly suspended her.Amnesty chief suspended after attacking group's links to 'Britain's most famous Taliban supporter' (12:51 EDT, 9 February 2010) The Daily Mail.
One of the more peculiar pages on the CAGE website is an article dated 15 May 2021 entitled "Breaking News: Barack Obama Dead". The article is a fictional account of "American War Criminal Barack Obama" being killed in circumstances similar to Osama bin Laden, complete with a photoshopped picture of Obama's bloody body based on the fake photo of Osama that circulated after his death; it concludes that "All events are purely fictional – but you knew that already, didn’t you?"Breaking News: Barack Obama Is Dead by Fahad Ansari (Monday, 09 May 2011) Cageprisoners (archived from May 12, 2011).
Begg and CAGE have campaigned for the release of Shaker Aamer, Guantanamo's one remaining British detainee.A decade of injustice — UK (14 September 2012) Cageprisoners.Guantanamo and Its Critics: Some regard the camp as so immoral that detainees must not only be innocent, but uniquely good. by Robin Simcox (Jan. 18, 2012 6:55 p.m. ET) The Wall Street Journal. A U.S. Department of Defense memorandum released by Wikileaks reveals that Begg spoke out against Aamer while detained, identifying him as an al-Qaeda recruiter who fought under Abu Zubayr al-Haili, a senior figure in the terrorist organisation.
==External links==
*CAGE website
==References==
Category:Islamic extremism
Category:Organizations
CBD

Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a cannabinoid, one of at least 80 or so such compounds active in marijuana.The Biology and Potential Therapeutic Effects of Cannabidiol. Presented June 24, 2015 by Nora D. Volkow, Director, National Institute on Drug Abuse
Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control
Many respected scientists and doctors are studying CBD for its potential medical applications, particularly in the treatment of Dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy.Registered trials in the US of Cannabidiol and Dravet as of March 14, 2016 Unfortunately, many scammers and woo-meisters also promote CBD on TV and in our shopping centers. Since marijuana was legalized in some states in the early 2010s, these scam artists have taken advantage of the publicity to prey on the gullible public. Some do it with "vaporizers" and suggestive imagery to not-so-subtly imply that it'll get you high. It won't. Others claim it can cure cancer.Low-level woo - Project CBD: CancerHow Cannabis Oil Works to Kill Cancer Cells That remains sort-of unproven, as the National Institute of Mental Health claims it along with THC have anti-tumor properties, not necessarily meaning it can cure cancer but may help in treating it.Cannabis and Cannabinoids–Health Professional Version (PDQ®)https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1240145/pdf/ehp0108-a0440c.pdfhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3579246/
CBD's legality in the US is ambiguous. It isn't listed by name in Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances act, but it is considered to be "marijuana" if it contains more than 0.3% of delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).DEA Eases Requirements for FDA-Approved Clinical Trials on Cannabidiol In 2018, an FDA panel recommended CBD as a very narrowly defined treatment, specifically for "seizures caused by Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS) and Dravet syndrome in patients aged 2 and older."FDA committee recommends first CBD product: Approval would be the first product actually demonstrated to work by Maggie Fox (Apr.19.2018 / 10:51 AM ET / Updated 4:37 PM ET) NBC News. There is a lot of interest in potential medical uses of CBD, but as of 2019, treatment of Dravet Syndrome-type epilepsy is the only FDA-approved treatment.The CBD boom is way ahead of the science: Strict regulations have stunted research on cannabidiol, but that hasn’t hampered product popularity by Laura Sanders (6:00am, March 27, 2019) Science News.
Numerous multi-level marketing firms have popped up,What’s Up with the Multi Level Marketing of Hemp-Derived CBD? aggressively recruiting sales representatives to hawk CBD products. That alone should be enough to convince you to steer clear.
==See also==
*Cannabis
==References==
Category:Cancer woo
Category:Chemicals
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CEASE therapy

CEASE therapy, which stands for Complete Elimination of Autistic Spectrum Expression, is a pseudoscientific therapy for autism. As if its name didn't sound dystopian enough, it contains extreme doses of Vitamin C, under the rubric of orthomolecular medicine, enough to cause diarrhea and fever.
Some of its proponents also claim it can help with ADHD.UK ad body warns firm to CEASE misleading autism cure claims for homeopathy - Nutra Ingredients
==Nonsense==
==="Toxins" from vaccines===
CEASE therapy starts with the (repeatedly) scientifically debunked premise that vaccines cause autism. It then presents itself as a solution to "detox" autistic kids.CEASE therapy for autism: Homeopathic quackery and "self regulation" by naturopathic boards - Science-Based Medicine
===Side effects===
Exposure to CEASE therapy can cause children to suffer fever, diarrhea, and other signs of illness.
Some of the alleged "cure" of CEASE therapy may be from the fever effect, a poorly-understood phenomenon in which autistic people tend to be calmer and more communicative when they have a fever. Researchers are still studying the effect and developing treatment options such as sulforaphane supplements (though these currently have issues with side effects).The fever effect - Embrace ASD It does NOT mean that you should make your child sick.
===Cure===
Autism is a lifelong neurological difference that's predominantly genetic. There's no "curing" autism,Autism Cure Cease Therapy Can Seriously Harm Children, Watchdog Warns - Tech Times only providing therapy and support (which can make a big difference). And quality support is often not about "eliminating" autism, but helping the person lead an autistic-friendly lifestyle. But proponents of CEASE therapy take advantage of unsuspecting parents to lure them into an unwinnable war against their child's own brain.
The UK Advertising Standards Agency has cracked down on CEASE "therapists" for making false claims about curing autism.Advertising watchdog rules fake autism 'cure' adverts must stop - BBC News
==See also==
*Autism omnibus trial
==References==
Category:Alternative medicine
Category:Autism woo
Category:Anti-vaccination movement
Category:Food supplement woo
Category:Homeopathy
CERN

CERN, or the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is located near the city of Geneva, Switzerland.
CERN is among the world's largest particle physics laboratories, currently employing approximately 2500 staffers.CERN Personnel Statistics 2007
It is also where Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web (which should not be confused with the Internet). Thanks, Tim!
==Activities==
As of 2010, scientists at CERN are currently using the Large Hadron Collider to accelerate and collide particles, slowly pumping the power level up until it reached a massive 13TeV which happened in 2015.Restarting the LHC: Why 13 Tev? CERN
==Conspiracy nuts and nonsense==
As a European scientific organization operating a lot of weird machinery, CERN is sometimes accused of nefarious activities by conspiracy theorists.
For example, a statue of the Hindu god Shiva as Nataraja was presented as a gift from India in 2004,Shiva's Cosmic Dance at CERN and consequently was used as evidence for various batty claims — such as CERN trying to resurrect ancient gods, and no, that's not a metaphor.CERN Attempt To ‘Talk To God’ Nails Heart Of Earth… Again, Sorcha Faal
It is, however, both a decent idea for a movie and what appears to be an accidental nod to Nietzsche's notorious statement that God (or the gods) are dead in the first place. Why human involvement via CERN would be required to resurrect a deity, when the same omnipotent divine has allegedly already pulled that exact stunt on its own remains to be explained by the kooks in question.
A cataclysmic shift of Earth's magnetic poles resulting from the activation of the hadron collider was the premise behind the Spanish TV show "El Barco" ("The Ship").https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1788634/episodes?season=1
==See also==
*Neutrino observations in 2011 — Controversial observations at CERN that seemed to show neutrinos travelling faster than light. To the surprise of no physicist in the world, these preliminary findings turned out to be due to measurement error, not a suspension of the laws of nature.
*Brian Cox
==External links==
*Official website
==References==
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CT

*Connecticut
*Conspiracy theory or conspiracy theorist
*Christianity Today
*chemotherapy
*counterterrorism
*The Tesla Motors 
*"Chinese Taipei", the name for Taiwan used by the People's Republic of China
*Computed tomography (as in 
*Carat (ct), a unit of mass equal to 200 milligrams that is used for measuring gemstones such as diamonds
(These are all abbreviations or acronyms (or, for the pedantic "initialisms"))
Caleb Foundation

The Caleb Foundation (locally known as the "Caliban") is a creationist and evangelical Protestant group in Northern Ireland.
They have a track record of attempting to get creationist propaganda into museums, e.g. the Ulster Museum in 2010, when Nelson McCausland, the Northern Irish Minister for Culture, suggested exhibits should recognise "alternative" accounts of the origins of the universe.http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/ni/2010/05/creationism_and_the_ulster_mus.htmlhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10159667http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/may/26/northern-ireland-ulster-museum-creationism
In 2012 they pushed young earth creationist material on the National Trust for use in the visitors' centre at the Giants' Causeway.science20.comGiants’ Causeway Interpretive Centre: “This is, as far as we are aware, a first for the National Trust anywhere in the UK, and it sets a precedent for others to follow…”, Slugger O'TooleUpdate: National Trust statement on Giant's Causeway creationism controversy, New Humanist The National Trust is currently dealing with the backlash, with many members threatening to resign over the issue.
== External links ==
*Home page
==References==
Category:Creationist organizations
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Can You Believe in God and Evolution?: A Guide for the Perplexed

Can You Believe in God and Evolution?: A Guide for the Perplexed is a Christian theistic evolution book written by theologian Ted Peters and molecular biologist Martinez Hewlett, Professor Emeritus of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Arizona in Tucson. It was published by Abingdon Press in 2006.Profile for Ted Peters also see Profile for Martinez Hewlett It has nothing to do with Maimonides' The Guide for the Perplexed.
==Book description==
In the book the authors reject creationism as unscientific but also reject atheism and instead advocate a form of theistic evolution where God has designed and programmed evolution, which they propose was built into the Big Bang so that the process unfolds over time in a guided formation eventually leading to consciousness.Book Review The main claim in the book by the authors is that evolution and a belief in the Christian God is compatible.Can You Believe in God and Evolution? A Guide for the Perplexed
The book was released in 2010 in an updated edition in celebration of the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin.2010 Edition of the book
==Reception==
Some Christians have rejected the book and have written that the position of the authors is in opposition to the Bible. Other reviewers have written that the authors have an interesting model and that it is an important book for anyone interested in theistic evolution.Book Review by a ChristianCan You Believe in God and Evolution? A Guide for the Perplexed Reviewed by Glen Klassen
==See also==
*Random Designer: Created from Chaos to Connect with the Creator
*Finding Darwin's God: A Scientist's Search for Common Ground Between God and Evolution
==References==
Category:Christianity
Category:Religious books
Category:Theistic evolution
Canaan

Canaan is the early Biblical name for the land that would later be called Israel, and then Palestine, and is now Israel again.
According to Genesis, Abraham and his family originally lived in Canaan. However, Jacob (Israel) and his sons moved to Egypt to take advantage of Joseph's high place there. By the time of Exodus, however, the descendants of Israel had all been enslaved. Charlton Heston Moses came along and led them into the Sinai Desert. Eventually, they came back to Canaan, finding it fully populated with people already.
After this, Canaan became a fairly bloody place. The Israelites fought the Moabites, the Amalekites, and everyone else in their way. At various times, various nearby empires attacked as well. This is not too different from now, actually.
 claimed that the people of Canaan were annihilated. This is false: recently analyzed DNA evidence shows instead that the Canaanites left many descendants.Ancient DNA solves mystery of the Canaanites, reveals the biblical people’s fate by Ben Guarino (July 27, 2017) The Washington Post. 
==References==
Category:Bible
Category:Palestine
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Canada Free Press

Canada UnFree Press (CFP) is a wingnut "news" and commentary website that appears to be a Canadian version of WingNutDaily, except somehow even crazier. According to their "about us" page:
For a Canadian site, they seem to have an odd fetish for American nationalism. They peddle all the wingnuts' usual pseudosciences, such as creationism, global warming denial, and abstinence and abortion-related nonsense. Two of their environment "reporters" are lobbyist Steve Milloy and general crank Alan Caruba, a promoter of Robert W. Felix's brand of insanity as well his own. They also promote birtherism.
CFP has also scrubbed a number of columns that apparently went too far even for them. After Tim Ball, one of their favorite sources for commentary on global warming, was sued for libel by two climatologists, they removed the offending material and took down a number of other columns he wrote. Judi McLeod, one of the founding editors, co-authored a brilliantly deranged column implicating a United Nations-backed global warming conspiracy, Harry Reid, and the mob as the perpetrators of 9/11, which was later scrubbed.9/11 and the Mob, Judi McLeod and David Hawkins (Wayback Machine copy)
==External links==
*CFP, here be wingnuts
*DeSmog Blog's category for CFP
==References==
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Canadian atheists

Canadian ehtheists atheists is a federally-incorporated (national) atheism organization in Canada that provides information about atheism and advocates for rights, freedoms, and the general well-being of atheists both in Canada and internationally. They encourage peaceful advocacy, and have a desire to participate in public discourse as a means of engaging in the free exchange of ideas with a particular focus on atheism and secular issues like the separation of religion from government.
==History==
The Canadian atheists was founded in 2014 by Randolf Richardson (intentionally spelling "atheists" with a lower-case "a"), and subsequently incorporated federally two years later (in 2016) to serve the ever-increasing atheist demographic of the Canadian population by advocating for the rights and freedoms of atheists and educating the general public on the meaning of the word "atheism".
==Advocacy==
Some of the initial advocacy included the promotion of, and participation in, domestic campaigns encouraging the Canadian Government to start taxing religious institutions, and to remove antiquated and outdated anti-blasphemy legislation from the Canadian Criminal Code, and also an international campaign to encourage Muslim-majority societies to uphold Freedom of Expression rights (as a positive alternative to killing people who openly question religion or publicly identify as atheists).
==Presidents==
Name 	Term of Office
Randolf Richardson	2014–present
==References==
* Statistics Canada 2011 National Household Survey: Data tables; Catalog 99-010-X2011032, Religion (108), "No religious affiliation" sub-heading
* Government of Canada Certificates of Incorporation (2016); see entry for corporation number 975317-6
* Canadian atheists Corporate Profile; Organization's purpose and list of directors
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Canard

In common usage, a canard is a deliberately false or ungrounded story, normally used to back up an otherwise unfounded argument. Examples of this include the contention that Jews faked the Holocaust, George W. Bush deliberately planned 9/11, or that the media is involved in a left-wing conspiracy. Quite appropriately, quacks love using them.
In anti-science and hard-right conservative usage, illustrated on sites such as WorldNetDaily and Free Republic, a canard is any frequently used argument that damages their credibility, and for which one has no credible response, or is unwilling to attempt to counter. Examples of this usage include pre-Cambrian rabbits not falsifying evolution. Another classic conservative canard is that "the government can never do anything as well or as efficiently as private concerns can."
"Canard" happens to be French for duck. In aircraft design, it also refers to a type of control surface mounted in front of the wing (as opposed to conventional horizontal stabilizers situated behind the wings), which someone a long time ago thought was ducklike. (European aircraft manufacturers such as Dassault and Saab, as well as fans of Burt Rutan's plane designs, are particularly fond of them, and Russian aircraft manufacturer Sukhoi decided to use both canards and horizontal stabilizers in one design.)
==Other uses==
*"Mon canard" (literally: "My duck") is a French term of endearment.French Terms of Endearment
*The word "canard" in French is also an old slang word meaning "newspaper". Similarly, the German term Ente (duck) or "Zeitungsente" (literally: "newspaper duck") is used for factually incorrect newspaper articles, both intentionally false and accidentally mistaken ones.
*"Canard" in French also derives from the Old French term "Caner", meaning "to quack". From this, we may derive our favourite term for a fraudulent doctor: a "Quack". (This story is deliberate Quackery in and of itself, but it sounds good, doesn't it?)
==See also==
*Point refuted a thousand times
*Straw man
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Canard (português)

Em seu uso comum, um canard é uma história deliberadamente falsa ou obscura, normalmente usada para dar suporte a outros argumentos infundados. Exemplos incluem alegações que Judeus falsificaram o Holocausto, George W. Bush planejou o 11 de setembro, ou que a mídia está envolvida com conspirações de esquerda. 
Em seu uso pela anticiência e pela extrema-direita conservadora, visto em sites como o WorldNetDaily e o Free Republic, um canard é qualquer argumento frequentemente utilizado para estragar sua credibilidade, a qual não tem resposta, ou não vale a pena contra-atacar. Exemplos desse uso incluem coelhos pré-cambrianos não negando a evolução. Outro clássico canard conservador é que "o governo nunca pode fazer nada tão bem ou eficiente quanto as empresas privadas podem."
"Canard" é uma palavra em francês para pato. No design de aeronaves, também se refere a um tipo de controle de superfície montado na frente da asa (ao oposto aos estabilizadores convencionais atrás das asas), que alguém há muito tempo pensou que fosse parecido com um pato. Fabricantes de aeronaves europeias como a Dassault e a Saab, e fãs dos designs de avião de Burt Rutan, gostam particularmente dele. A fabricante de aeronaves russas Sukhoi decidiu usar ao mesmo tempo canards e estabilizadores horizontais em um só design.
==Outros usos==
*"Mon canard" (literalmente: "Meu pato") é um termo francês para carinho.French Terms of Endearment
*A palavra "canard" em francês também é uma antigo gira para "jornal". Similarmente, o termo Ent (pato) em Alemão ou "Zeitungsente" (literalmente: "pato de jornal") é usada para artigos de jornais intencionalmente falsos e ou acidentalmente errados.
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