Archive
From the archives: Are near-death experiences sufficient proof of life after death?
From the archives in 1988, Professor Antony Flew looks at claims made by people who have had near-death experiences, and what they say about the afterlife
From the archive: S.G. Soal – A statistical master of deception
From the archives in 1988, Chris Scott recounts Soal's experiments, which suggested precognitive abilities, but turned out to be statistical fakery
From the archives: Creationism and Noah’s Ark – founders on the facts
From the archives in 1987, Stephen Moreton looks at the creationist movement of the time, and the flaws with believing in a literal Noah's Ark
From the archives: Magicians, mediums, and psychics
From the archives in 1987, David Alexander reveals of the trade secrets of "psychic" mediums, and the magic tricks they employ.
From the archives: media clippings from the death of Doris Stokes
From the archives in 1987, The Skeptic looks at media reporting surrounding the death of noted "psychic medium" Doris Stokes
‘Legal Name Fraud’ – The Truth? It’s hogwash
In 2016, we covered the series of strange billboards which began to crop up across the UK, promoting the Freedom of the Land conspiracy theory.
A science of networks: visualising connections using Game of Thrones characters
Andrew Beveridge's analysis of the character interactions in Game of Thrones describes how we can visualise contexts & connections
From the archive: Out with the old, in with the new? Blasphemy and religious law in the UK
From the archive in 2012, Ryan Shaffer looks at the history and abolition of the Blasphemy Law in the UK.
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