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Looksmaxxing: the pseudoscientific aesthetic answer to young men’s problems
Marcus Yeo Jun Hao
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15th August 2025
Alternative Medicine
From the archives: alternative medicine’s political battle for European recognition
Wim Betz
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12th August 2025
Alternative Medicine
Is King Charles treating his cancer with homeopathy?
Edzard Ernst
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4th August 2025
Alternative Medicine
Allergies can be common, debilitating… and a perfect market for pseudoscience
Kaylene Choe
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1st August 2025
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The relentless march of reiki in public universities in Brazil
Carlos Orsi
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18th July 2025
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When science outpaces sweat: the value of exercise in a post-Ozempic world
Peter Dawson
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22nd August 2025
Health
Snus: the nicotine pouch epidemic among professional footballers
Alice Howarth
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13th August 2025
Placebo Effect
No, placebos probably aren’t getting stronger over time
Mike Hall
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16th July 2025
Health
The UK has some of the safest tap water in the world – despite what Water2 claim
Michael Marshall
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9th July 2025
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Kind Patches almost certainly aren’t the answer to ADHD focus issues
Alice Howarth
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2nd July 2025
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Confessions of a Ufologist: lessons learned from a lifetime studying UFO reports
Nigel Watson
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20th August 2025
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Adjust your expectations: a ghost-free visit to Ireland’s Leap Castle
Jairus Durnett
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7th August 2025
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From the archives: The Summer of ’91 – All you need to know about crop circles
Martin Hempstead
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5th August 2025
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Is there anybody there? The fascinating history of the Ouija board
Sean Slater
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30th July 2025
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Studying the genetics of mediumship is the new Tooth Fairy science
Marcelo Yamashita
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Carlos Orsi
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9th June 2025
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When the Great Resist conspiracy conference came to the North East
David Glass
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14th August 2025
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How concerned should we be about the UK’s geoengineering trials?
Michael Marshall
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8th August 2025
Chemtrails
The amateur activists trying to fight chemtrails… with warmed vinegar
Michael Marshall
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25th July 2025
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Dear people of TikTok: I, the editor of The Skeptic, am obviously not a flat earther
Michael Marshall
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10th July 2025
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‘Jewtlantis’ isn’t a utopian vision – it is AI slop with an antisemitic tinge
Aaron Rabinowitz
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23rd May 2025
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Sacred Cloths? Flags, outrage, and the skeptical mindset
Gabriel Andrade
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29th August 2025
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AI isn’t killing literature – it isn’t even close to replacing professional writers
James Machell
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27th August 2025
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No end of faith: how do religions survive a devastating truth bomb?
Tim Jokl
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25th August 2025
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Religious extremism and refugees in Germany: lessons from Nigeria
Leo Igwe
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21st August 2025
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The Online Safety Act doesn’t make our children any safer
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18th August 2025
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AI isn’t killing literature – it isn’t even close to replacing professional writers
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27th August 2025
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The Online Safety Act doesn’t make our children any safer
Mike Hall
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18th August 2025
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When the Great Resist conspiracy conference came to the North East
David Glass
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14th August 2025
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How concerned should we be about the UK’s geoengineering trials?
Michael Marshall
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8th August 2025
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Genetics defies any attempt to define clear categories for race and gender
Natália Pasternak
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28th July 2025
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Behind the Bastards, with Robert Evans: an infectiously enthusiastic dive into the darkness
Mark Horne
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25th September 2020
Behind the Bastards is an irreverent and upbeat dive into often extremely dark subject matter, delivered with infectious enthusiasm.
Archive
The Angels of Mons and Elsewhere – Part Two: Even More Tales of Supernatural Rescue
Scott Wood
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1st April 2005
From the archives, Scott Wood completes his two-part assessment on the fabled Angels of Mons and the making of myths
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The Angels of Mons and Elsewhere – Part One: The Bowmen and Other Legends
Scott Wood
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1st January 2005
From the archives, Scott Wood begins his two-part assessment on the fabled Angels of Mons by unearthing their origins
Archive
Distinguishable from intelligence? Don’t mistake technology with superiority
Wendy M. Grossman
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6th January 2003
From the archives, Wendy Grossman disputes Michael Shermer's claim that we are obviously more intelligent than our ancestors
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The Missing Airmen of Charles Fort’s Wild Talents
Paul Chambers
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30th January 2002
From the archives, Paul Chambers investigates the bizarre case of the vanishing airmen in Chapter 17 of Charles Fort’s Wild Talents.
Archive
Mrs Gaskell’s Elephant: the true story of a hoax
Chris Willis
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23rd January 2002
From the archives, Chris Willis writes about a hoax elephant story which fooled several experts on nineteenth-century culture.
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Reinventing the Past: Why rely on orthodox historical study when you can invent your own?
Rachel Carthy
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1st September 2001
From the archives, Rachel Carthy looks at the burgeoning free-for-all she calls cryptohistory
Archive
From the archives: The many traditions of Christmas that are now lost to history
Toby Howard
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2nd December 1989
From the archives in 1989, Toby Howard reminds us of long-forgotten Christmas traditions - like burning the Yule log, wearing animal disguises, and "The Devil's Knell".
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