When balance is bias
Trevor Jackson, magazine editor1BMJ, London WC1H 9JP, UKtjackson{at}bmj.com In his 2010 BBC television series Wonders of the Solar System, the physicist Brian Cox made a remark that offended some horoscope lovers. “Despite the fact that astrology is a load of rubbish, Jupiter can in fact have a profound influence on our planet. And it’s through a force . . . gravity.” The BBC received a number of
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