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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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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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Navel glazing: the beauty fad of applying castor oil to the belly button
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11th June 2025
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My first experience at a Holistic Health and Healing Expo
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30th May 2025
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16th July 2025
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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
Health
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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Hair analysis and bioresonance food sensitivity tests are simply junk science
Brian Eggo
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20th June 2025
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Facts won’t change minds about animal medicine, so should we bother trying?
Robyn Lowe
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2nd June 2025
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Studying the genetics of mediumship is the new Tooth Fairy science
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9th June 2025
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Algorithmic Astrology: the digital age of pseudoscience
Hayley Stevens
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19th May 2025
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The Truth of Skinwalker Ranch… probably won’t shock you
Nick Garratt
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11th April 2025
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A brief history of The Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit
Chris French
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26th March 2025
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Leaked footage reveals the ‘psychic’ behind antivaxxer Joseph Mercola
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19th March 2025
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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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Latest studies map conspiracy theories in Brazil and Latin America
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12th May 2025
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The Tartarian conspiracy: a silly pseudo-archaeology for our serious times
Dave Hahn
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4th April 2025
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17th March 2025
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From the archives: ‘Brainsex’, and the folly of sex-based neuroscience
Wendy M. Grossman
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15th July 2025
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What age was actually considered ‘old’ in Medieval Europe?
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14th July 2025
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AI authoritarianism? We should be wary of outsourcing our thinking to the machine
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11th July 2025
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Social media’s mental health advice is no substitute for therapy
Celine Ong
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3rd July 2025
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Nice guys don’t ‘finish last’ – altruism has been a key driver in our social evolution
Daniel Aaron Levy
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30th June 2025
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The window of opportunity against climate denialism in Brazil and Latin America
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23rd June 2025
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When skepticism collides with human experience. The societal implications of scientific skepticism.
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Is Pope Leo XIV the true successor to the apostle Peter, Catholicism’s first Pope?
Gabriel Andrade
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9th May 2025
The new Pope is no successor to Peter - the facts do not support the Catholic narrative that Peter was ever bishop of Rome, or the first established Pope
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The Skeptic Podcast: Episode #010
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2nd May 2025
Featuring articles from Deborah Hyde (November 2020), Brian Eggo (November 2020), Shaun Sellars (December 2020), Pixie Turner (March 2021)
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Black Pope, Bad Omen? Apocalyptic fears, Nostradamus, and the Papal succession
Gabriel Andrade
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30th April 2025
Misinterpreted 'predictions' about a black pope ushering in the end times reveal more about contemporary biases than about Nostradamus
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Robert F Kennedy Jr.’s “autism cure” quest reeks of eugenics
Noah Lugeons
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28th April 2025
While claiming to seek a "cure" for autism, Robert F Kennedy Jr places autistic people on a spectrum ranging from inconvenient to undesirable
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Prison rehabilitation programs are rarely evidence-based, and seldom effective
Emma McClure
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Aaron Rabinowitz
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24th April 2025
Governments talk about being tough on crime, yet interventions designed to prevent reoffending are rarely ever assessed to see if they actually work
Alternative Medicine
Google’s AI promoted unproven mushroom supplement with questionable testimonials
Michael Marshall
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23rd April 2025
Lignosus claims that their mushroom supplement treats COPD – serious claims based on no evidence, yet Google's AI search actively endorsed it
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Cannibalism: The long history of a modern propaganda tool
James Williams
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21st April 2025
The recent accusations about Haitian cannibals reflect a long tradition of propaganda, aimed at othering those deemed undesirable
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This Easter, consider the Rebbe: A new perspective on resurrection beliefs
Gabriel Andrade
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18th April 2025
When a Messianic figure dies, their followers have to either accept their death, or believe their leader lives somehow on – hence, the resurrection
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