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The Mail Online declared arsenic a “miracle cure for cancer” – I’ll wait to see some evidence
Alice Howarth
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17th June 2022
Alternative Medicine
Science can be a candle in the dark, as long as you’re not actively trying to avoid the light
David Weinberg
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15th June 2022
Alternative Medicine
Being Reasonable: what we can learn from people who hold fringe beliefs
Michael Marshall
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6th June 2022
Chiropractic
Chiropractic’s life-saving claims are just another flight of fancy
Edzard Ernst
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30th May 2022
Alternative Medicine
Regulators take action against dentist offering applied kinesiology and cranial osteopathy
Shaun Sellars
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4th May 2022
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Del Bigtree’s Better Way conference seeks to turn Covid conspiracists into full-on anti-vaxxers
Aaron Rabinowitz
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10th June 2022
Health
Abortion isn’t murder – despite their rhetoric, even the American religious right know it
Gabriel Andrade
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1st June 2022
Health
The right to an abortion isn’t just about extreme, horrific cases – it’s about our bodily autonomy
Lindsey Osterman
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27th May 2022
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The Dangerous Dogs Act, with its emphasis on how a dog looks, is wholly unscientific
Alice Howarth
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25th May 2022
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The Russian Game: the conspiracy mongering propaganda techniques designed to stoke division
Dave Hahn
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18th May 2022
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Hilary Evans Paranormal Library
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Could Loch Ness Monster sightings really be attributed to an aroused whale penis?
Hayley Stevens
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22nd June 2022
Paranormal
Elizabethan Skepticism: How “A Discoverie of Witchcraft” pushed back against a moral panic
Mark Horne
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8th June 2022
Alternative Medicine
Being Reasonable: what we can learn from people who hold fringe beliefs
Michael Marshall
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6th June 2022
Paranormal
When it comes to the paranormal, do ‘sheep’ and ‘goats’ think differently? It looks like they do
Chris French
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3rd June 2022
Urban legend
The return of a myth: Satanic ritual abuse and the sacred status of Argos
Pepijn van Erp
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Peter Zegers
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16th May 2022
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Another mass shooting in America cites the Great Replacement conspiracy theory as motivation
Dave Hahn
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24th June 2022
Conspiracy Theories
Nikola Tesla and the cult of the mysterious genius
Mark Horne
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20th June 2022
Conspiracy Theories
Del Bigtree’s Better Way conference seeks to turn Covid conspiracists into full-on anti-vaxxers
Aaron Rabinowitz
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10th June 2022
Alternative Medicine
Being Reasonable: what we can learn from people who hold fringe beliefs
Michael Marshall
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6th June 2022
Conspiracy Theories
The Russian Game: the conspiracy mongering propaganda techniques designed to stoke division
Dave Hahn
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18th May 2022
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Could Loch Ness Monster sightings really be attributed to an aroused whale penis?
Hayley Stevens
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22nd June 2022
Conspiracy Theories
Nikola Tesla and the cult of the mysterious genius
Mark Horne
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20th June 2022
Paranormal
Elizabethan Skepticism: How “A Discoverie of Witchcraft” pushed back against a moral panic
Mark Horne
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8th June 2022
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David Langford’s skeptical ‘Skrapbook’
David Langford
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7th June 2022
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Abortion isn’t murder – despite their rhetoric, even the American religious right know it
Gabriel Andrade
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1st June 2022
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Nikola Tesla and the cult of the mysterious genius
Mark Horne
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20th June 2022
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Being Reasonable: what we can learn from people who hold fringe beliefs
Michael Marshall
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6th June 2022
Paranormal
When it comes to the paranormal, do ‘sheep’ and ‘goats’ think differently? It looks like they do
Chris French
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3rd June 2022
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Jordan Peterson, climate change, and the many definitions of a scientific model
Trevor Sloughter
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2nd May 2022
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Towards a Cognitive Neuroscience of the Dying Brain
Jason Braithwaite
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12th April 2022
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The Mystery of Hellfire Pass: Part Three – A possible solution to the mystery?
Robert Bartholomew
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Paul Chambers
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24th May 2022
From the archives, Paul Chambers and Robert Bartholomew round off their investigation into the ‘Phantom Sniper of Esher’
Archive
The Mystery of Hellfire Pass: Part Two
Robert Bartholomew
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Paul Chambers
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17th May 2022
From the archives, Paul Chambers and Robert Bartholomew consider some theories as to the identity of the ‘sniper’s’ of Hellfire Pass
Paranormal
The return of a myth: Satanic ritual abuse and the sacred status of Argos
Pepijn van Erp
,
Peter Zegers
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16th May 2022
In June 2020, the Dutch radio program Argos brought false claims of satanic ritual abuse back into mainstream discourse.
Archive
The Mystery of Hellfire Pass: Part One
Robert Bartholomew
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Paul Chambers
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12th May 2022
From the archives, Paul Chambers and Robert Bartholomew investigate the Phantom Sniper of Esher, in their look at the Mystery of Hellfire Pass
Archive
Searching for Cressie, the Crescent Lake Monster
Benjamin Radford
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29th March 2022
From the archives, Benjamin Radford recounts the story of his search for Cressie, a monster that never was
Health
Havana Syndrome: a primer for skeptics in an age of alternative facts
Robert Bartholomew
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Robert W. Baloh
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21st January 2022
Are the symptoms of so-called Havana Syndrome really caused by secret sonic weapons and covert chemical attacks, or does the answer lie in psychology?
Media
Is there really a recent spike in cases of spiking by injection?
Chris French
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8th December 2021
Recent media reporting over the risk of being spiked by injection has caused a great deal of anxiety, without any real evidence that such an epidemic exists.
Science
Recovering memories: The truth is, the Satanic Panic never really went away
Chris French
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13th August 2021
The Satanic Panic never really ended in the 1980s - it continued to rumble along, waiting for a spark to reignite it back into full moral panic.
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Another mass shooting in America cites the Great Replacement conspiracy theory as motivation
24th June 2022
Could Loch Ness Monster sightings really be attributed to an aroused whale penis?
22nd June 2022
Nikola Tesla and the cult of the mysterious genius
20th June 2022
The Mail Online declared arsenic a “miracle cure for cancer” – I’ll wait to see some evidence
17th June 2022
Science can be a candle in the dark, as long as you’re not actively trying to avoid the light
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