Ok on schizophrenia news today we have
https://www.madinamerica.com/2016/09...-and-whitaker/
The article is written by Matt Stevenson
First paragraph cites , the existence of whitepapers.
Ok so this is a scholarly piece?
Now for the arguments , We have
'1 Antipsychotics Are Tranquilizers:' after a very short opening paragraph.
Wow didn't know that, lets see some of the evidence, cant wait
After the next line after that we have this statement:
'Most are*major tranquilizers'
So not 'All' I thought, ok lets see the link, maybe, its a link to the reference.
When I clicked the link this is what I got
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1420867423...SIN=1420867423
A link to a book, and not a reference. So not particularly scholarly.
Until you look at the link, and see that all those tags 'linkCode' 'creative' these are basically, affiliate*link codes.
Which means if someone purchases that book using that link address he provided, SOMEONE GETS PAID, for just providing the link. Its a thank you to a person/person's for promoting the book.
It seems Matt's piece is not that scholarly, but he also want me to buy something, after a very short opening paragraph, for which someone profits from providing the link.
Mad in America a true rag in all senses of the word.