Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
Due to a family health matter that looks like it’s going to continue for the next month and possibly beyond, blogging will be sporadic over the coming weeks. I’ve written previously about deconstructing one of my posts and that is still on schedule, but I’m not entirely certain how active I’ll be after that. This [...]
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Inspired by the annual The Open Laboratory, the Skeptical Blog Anthology is a printed anthology of blog posts voted the very best of 2009, managed by the Young Australian Skeptics in conjunction with the Critical Teaching Education Group (CTEG). Entries for the Skeptical Blog Anthology can be submitted to the Young Australian Skeptics Website at [...]
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An intrepid, ragged band of bloggers – The Guardian: Chiropractors may regret choosing to sue Simon Singh, springing online scientists into action – But more interestingly than that, a ragged band of bloggers from all walks of life has, to my mind, done a better job of subjecting an entire industry’s claims to meaningful, public, [...]
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Results include your SearchWiki notes for australasian science naked skeptic. Share these notes Copy and paste this link into an email or IM: See a preview of the shared page I have always enjoyed reading the publication Australasian Science Magazine for the ‘Naked Skeptic’ column that it features – and now one of the contributors [...]
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Great new site, great new idea! RESURCH+ORG is (merely, humbly, sporadically) my personal collection of links, references, insights, and inspirations that I have compiled while writing The Skepdad Blog. These are sites I read, books I reference, documents I consult, or information I find otherwise useful and interesting. I’ve put it here specifically to be [...]
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I’m busy, busy, busy – working on some qual research today in schools then it’s a meeting with a few members of the Philosophy cafe group I’m a member of, in regards to helping promote a workshop we’re doing later in the year for teachers. It’s a more productive use of time than questioning about [...]
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I’m involved with the site Stop Jenny McCarthy (www.stopjenny.com), a site that was started by another member (who wishes to remain anon) in response to the anti-vaccination claims of Jenny McCarthy. Soon, this site will be launched: Jenny McCarthy Body Count. It’s really quite clever – clicking on the links for the preventable cases and [...]
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