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Ivermectin is a genuinely great drug, but there’s no good evidence it can treat cancer
Jack Lawrence
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21st August 2026
Alternative Medicine
Causality: how to prove it scientifically, and why it matters
Edzard Ernst
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17th August 2026
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From growing basil to curing disease, pseudoscientists find support in the Qur’an
Stefano Bigliardi
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22nd July 2026
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Aromatherapy, the NHS maternity crisis, and the obsession with “natural” birth
Michael Marshall
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24th June 2026
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Autohemotherapy: blood pseudoscience with a Brazilian twist
Mauro Proença
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15th June 2026
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21st August 2026
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Get a longer little doggy: can we really double our dog’s lifespan?
Robyn Lowe
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20th July 2026
Conspiracy Theories
The conspiracy theorists who now hold local council seats across the UK
Brian Eggo
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26th June 2026
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Aromatherapy, the NHS maternity crisis, and the obsession with “natural” birth
Michael Marshall
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24th June 2026
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Rio Vista: the first city to start, and then stop, water fluoridation
Dayton Murphy
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10th June 2026
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Michael Marshall
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4th September 2026
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The seemingly impossible task of getting access to Ariel School’s ‘Impossible Archive’
Gideon Reid
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31st July 2026
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Extraordinary claims, modest evidence: reincarnation, and the limits of parapsychology
Gabriel Andrade
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27th July 2026
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The underwhelming reality of the White House’s own ‘Disclosure Day’
Dave Hahn
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17th July 2026
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Identifying the mysterious and legendary ground shark of the Timor Sea
Karl Brandt
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13th July 2026
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Dave Hahn
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26th August 2026
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The conspiracy theorists who now hold local council seats across the UK
Brian Eggo
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26th June 2026
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Bill Hicks embodied all the good and bad of High Weirdness
Aaron Rabinowitz
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3rd June 2026
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Who’s afraid for Naomi Wolf? The fall of a feminist icon into a conspiracist rabbithole
Michael Marshall
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29th May 2026
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Peter Duesberg is dead, but his legacy of AIDS denial lives on in Joe Rogan
Michael Marshall
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10th April 2026
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4th September 2026
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How can we tell authentic writing, when even the Pope is suspected of using AI?
Aaron Rabinowitz
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2nd September 2026
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Men’s liberation isn’t about upholding the patriarchy, but acknowledging it harms men, too
Dayton Murphy
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28th August 2026
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When it comes to jargon, it should only ever be about using the right tool for the right job
Richard Glover
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12th August 2026
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Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Hype: Monorail, Monorail, Monorail…
Mark Honeychurch
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7th September 2026
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How can we tell authentic writing, when even the Pope is suspected of using AI?
Aaron Rabinowitz
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2nd September 2026
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The problem with Myers-Briggs: personality can’t be put into such neat little boxes
Elissar Gerges
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31st August 2026
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Leaving aside the wonder and the doom, we should appreciate the real-world arithmetic cost of AI
Kevin Escoda
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24th August 2026
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Even amid extreme heatwaves, well-funded climate change deniers continue to spread doubt
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14th August 2026
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Smoke and mirrors: violent media, cigarettes, and shaky statistics
Jim Cliff
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18th May 2026
Is violent media as closely linked to aggression as smoking is to lung cancer? Only if you take at face value heavily cherry-picked research.
Technology
Richard Dawkins and AI: the lights are on, but nobody’s home
Mike Hall
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8th May 2026
When Richard Dawkins claims AI may have consciousness, he's committing the same cognitive blunder as the creationists he has long argued against.
Technology
For all the claims of governments and Big Tech, cybersecurity is far from scientific
Andy Farnell
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27th April 2026
Rather than accept at face value claims that cybersecurity measures will make us safer and more secure, we need to ask for proof before we hand over our data.
Psychology
In a world of eight billion unique minds, what even is ‘neurotypical’, anyway?
Richard Glover
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20th April 2026
Rather than attaching labels to each facet of neurodiversity, we could be identifying what support people need for their best chance of success.
Environmentalism
The Starbucks ‘Sippy Lid’ and the marketing doublespeak of greenwashing
Suyeon Jung
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27th March 2026
To meet consumer demand for a reduction in plastic, Starbucks introduced the 'Sippy Lid'. The only problem? It actually increased plastic waste.
Technology
The Sword of Durandal – the wholly impossible “Quantum Navigation Device”
Cameron Coward
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18th March 2026
The 'Sword of Durandal' promises to be a game-changing Quantum Navigation Device in the palm of your hand – except, it doesn't actually exist
Technology
Machine learning without critical thinking only encourages tech pseudoscience
Richard Glover
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9th March 2026
When ask how a machine learning tool can be used – but not whether it's accurate – we risk encoding technological pseudoscience into society.
Space
Dimethyl sulfide from space – a sign of extraterrestrial life, or something else?
Georgy Kurakin
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20th February 2026
In April, astronomers detected the presence of dimethyl sulfide on an planet K2-18b, amid speculation that it might be signs of extraterrestrial life
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