Penn & Teller on skepticism and atheism in the media, and John Edward. From a Q and A at the Amazing Meeting (2005) put on by the James Randi Educational Foundation.
posted by Joe Motion
A compilation of wonderful sifts meant to get one up to speed if one wants to regard themselves as a SKEPTIC.
Penn & Teller on skepticism and atheism in the media, and John Edward. From a Q and A at the Amazing Meeting (2005) put on by the James Randi Educational Foundation.
posted by Joe MotionTyson talks about dying by black hole, Carl Sagan's influence on him, his passion as an educator and scientist, and gives some insight regarding his perspective on conveying his passion/idealism to different... continue reading
posted by boblobblaw 1 decade 6 years 3 weeks ago • 1,588 viewsSkeptic Magazine founder Michael Shermer takes us on a hilarious romp through the strange claims we humans put forth as truth - from alien encounters to Virgin Mary sightings on pizza pies, to hidden messages... continue reading
posted by jimnmsFlying in the face of chemistry and physics, homeopathic products are still very much in use today. Randi takes a few moments to explain the principles and ridiculousness of homeopathy during a lecture... continue reading
posted by bamdrewA nice explanation of why anecdotes are severely inadequate to explain scientific or paranormal claims. An example of the Quintina illusion: http://h1.ripway.com/roboliver/GiovediSanto-Miserere01.mp3
posted by HaldaugI love this man. The way he frames his arguments is astounding.
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