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The Trouble with Pseudoscience—It Can Be a Catastrophe
By Sharon Hill via The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry – CSI Pseudoscience is what one might call a two-dollar word. Skeptics often throw it around because of its weightiness and the values it...
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Have TED Talks Jumped the Shark?
by Benjamin Radford via Discovery News TED is a nonprofit organization devoted to the dissemination of, as their slogan says, “Ideas Worth Spreading.” Supported by many prominent thinkers, scientists,...
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Human Guided Spiritual Defense Waves… Pseudoscience at it’s greatest (and...
Via The Soap Box When you explore the world of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience, you often times find out that there is no deep end in the theoretical pool of craziness, and just when you think...
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Deepak, and the Emptiness of Spiritual Gibberish
Via The Skeptic’s Dictionary Deepak Chopra is a master of the vague, cognitively empty but emotively charged expression. Science and spirituality should be friends, says Deepak. Like Dick and Jane, I...
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Confronting The Woo-Woos Head-On…
By James Randi via randi.org Back in September of 2007, I was invited to speak at the prestigious TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) conference in Monterey, California. To do so, I had to...
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Apollo Robbins: The art of misdirection
I’m always fascinated by how the mind works. Check out Apollo Robbins, he’s incredible. :) MIB Hailed as the greatest pickpocket in the world, Apollo Robbins studies the quirks of human behavior as he...
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Where do superstitions come from?
Filed under: Brain Works, Educational, Human Perception, Legends, Myths, Perception, Psychology, Religion, Superstition Tagged: 13, 17, belief, beliefs, black cats, Christianity, coincidences,...
View ArticleDebunking Chemtrails, Depopulation and the Space Preservation Act (Part 3)
An interesting conspiracy theory that has grown in popularity over the last decade is the belief that the long-lasting white clouds left in the sky by aircraft are actually chemical or biological...
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