Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
I have so much to do… so little time! But in the meantime, I’ll be attending: 2010 Annual Conference for “Philosophy in the Classroom” – 5-7 July, 2010 at the University of New South Wales. I plan to be one or two days either side of these dates, so I don’t know if there’s an [...]
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FURTHER UPDATE – Thanks to the Stop The Australian Vaccination Network Page on Facebook, Dorey outlines what her view of it is and more details are given as to how to thank the Uniting Church for this move! I’d first learned of the efforts of Meryl Dorey to come to Perth, thanks to Dave the [...]
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So. It’s not exactly Sunday, is it? That was the day that this Blog Carnival was due! It’s fascinating how fighting with a slowly diminishing connection to the internet due to a faulty router, the lack of access at one’s workplace and even place of study, a variety of work and after-work commitments and the [...]
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Sara E. Mayhew, who recently featured on a fantastic episode of the Skepticality podcast! Here’s the first of three videos on her lecture. Part Two and Part Three here!
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Just a quick note – I have received a total of five entries. It was due out on Sunday, so I hoped to wait a little longer on the Sunday for more… Work has been hectic, podcasting doubly-so. If you are hoping to be included, you have until the end of today to submit something [...]
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This one is for Digital Cuttlefish! They’ve just had another offer to have their work put to music, and I was reminded of this piece. Do yourself a favour and check out the verse on that site too! “A VideoSong on the various types of cognitive bias for my AP Psychology students. I promised my [...]
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If you don’t know why I like this guy, then check out the review I posted of the film he did called ‘Magicians’ on my post called Skeptical Movies? Three You Might Have Missed.
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