Phdpaul
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Subscriptions to Zoe Harcombe's forum site started about a year ago. Four years ago I was reading it freely, though she did have a "club". This (dcuk) forum and its contributors need to be careful in what they say. To suggest someone was lying about having a Phd, if incorrect, is libel.
Sally
Zoe had claimed to have been studying for a PhD many years ago in the press, see:
Ben Goldacre http://www.badscience.net/2011/01/how-to-read-a-paper/
She started it in 2012:
http://www.zoeharcombe.com/2016/03/the-evidence-for-dietary-fat-guidelines/
and, after checking on Ethos (the British Library's MPhil/ PhD repository) was awarded it in 2016.
Libel revolves around a lie pertaining to the reputation of the claimant. If they have made public something which is untrue the onus is on them to prove otherwise.
I'm well aware about the Law - that's what my PhD is in.
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