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Alternative Treatments to Receive Greater Scrutiny
… but will it be enough? A new article by Marilynn Marchione, distributed by the Associated Press, paradoxically entitled Boost for alternative medicine once again highlights the alarming increa… more →
Acinonyx Scepticus
Nithyananda Hitch hiking on science
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nithyanandacult wrote 2 weeks ago: Even some educated people fall in the trap of this Nithyananda. I have figured out the possible rea … more →
Alternative Treatments to Receive Greater Scrutiny
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James wrote 1 month ago: … but will it be enough? A new article by Marilynn Marchione, distributed by the Associated Pr … more →
Beyond belief
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Hayley wrote 2 months ago: Beyond the belief When I am asked about what the basis of paranormal research is I always reply that … more →
Biodynamic Marketing
Bryan Jacobs wrote 7 months ago: Marketing is not only a good way to sell a product, but, quite remarkably, it is also a way to incre … more →
Pseudoscience: Michael Shermer On Charlie Rose
Mark T. Market wrote 7 months ago: Michael Shermer discusses Carl Sagan, science, pseudoscience, and the paranormal on PBS’s Char … more →
Top 10 Celebrity Douche Bags
WTF Chuck? wrote 7 months ago: Brian Dunning at Skeptoid.com compiled a list of his 10 Most wanted: Celebrities Who Promote Harmful … more →
Patent absurdity
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James wrote 9 months ago: Today I was reminded, while reading James Randi’s blog, that there is a potential patent clash … more →
Danie thinks he's the real deal
James wrote 9 months ago: News on the sceptic (not-so-underground) network is that SSiE has received a letter of support for D … more →
All eyes on Danie Krugel and the impossible machine
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James wrote 9 months ago: There is a time when you feel a groundswell coming that you really want to be a part of. For me that … more →
Magnetic Pain Therapy: A Fool And His Money
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(B.O.M.B.) Matthew Ellis wrote 11 months ago: I snapped this at the County Fair the other day, and the proprietors weren’t exactly happy th … more →
The High Cost Of Science
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danharlow wrote 12 months ago: Let’s say, for the sake of argument, that you are interested in science and you want to learn more … more →
Wingnuts: Belief in the face of reality.
bwe1 wrote 1 year ago: Wingnuttery may, in its most basic form, boil down to believing something that evidence refutes, and … more →
Wingnuttery and the Wingnuttosphere
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bwe1 wrote 1 year ago: I wish I had coined the word “wingnuttosphere” , unfortunately is has been used before. … more →
Bill Dembski is so pussy-mystic
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erassmus wrote 1 year ago: ahhh fuck natural selection on sock puppets. i can’t figure out how in the shit they reproduc … more →
Expelled, No Intelligence Allowed
bwe1 wrote 1 year ago: What a stupid fucking bunch of losers. What are we going to do today Mr. Stein? The same thing we do … more →
“SHAM- How the Self-Help Movement Made America Helpless” by Steve Salerno. A review.
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Andy D. wrote 1 year ago: “SHAM- How the Self-Help Movement Made America Helpless” by Steve Salerno. A review SHAM is an acr … more →
Cold showers for intelligent design: ID not even fringe science
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: Experimentalchimp raises some serious questions about how fringe science sometimes stumbles into the … more →
Hocus Pocus and Doctor Poo
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Suz at Large wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been watching too much TV lately. OK, I don’t literally sit in front of the tube h … more →
Pseudo-scientific charlatanism alive and well
James wrote 1 year ago: Way-back machine: This post was originally made on 3 Aug 2007 on Spaces.Live.com Comments were not … more →
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