Hitler On Chiropractic Evidence Mashup (adult content) – this one is for Dr Rachael Dunlop.
(BTW – this appears to have been hosted on Dr Richard Wiseman’s YouTube channel…)
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
Posts tagged as:
Hitler On Chiropractic Evidence Mashup (adult content) – this one is for Dr Rachael Dunlop.
(BTW – this appears to have been hosted on Dr Richard Wiseman’s YouTube channel…)
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
I just have to say it. Because my feelings are really hurt by being told firmly that ‘Die Hard’ is not a Christmas movie.
I think that film says quite a lot about the season.
How we all deserve, as a reward for being good all year, Alan Rickman.
With or without a festive bow. Maybe an UZI.
[...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
Skeptic Zone 53 is now out – do sign up for the Skeptic Zone Facebook page – there’s over twenty videos (such as our vodcast adventures at Dragon*Con, running around Melbourne, Auckland and Sydney and wherever else we can wave a camera at… you’d be surprised!) that we’ve recorded for the show, so do check [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
Following on from Skeptical Movies? Three You Might Have Missed
“And he tells me he loves me… and then he’s not there anymore.”
“And then how do you feel?”
“Okay, fine. Well, I feel looked after, I suppose. I feel watched over. You see, he never says anything profound or earth-shattering – you know, he doesn’t say ‘God [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
You know when you have that nasty, wiggly feeling of ‘I’ve SEEN them before? Where?’ – well, I figured it out.
Forgive a little reposting from an earlier blog entry called ‘Skeptical Movies? Three You Might Have Missed‘ – and hope you check it out!
If you have enjoyed either of these two short comedy sketches on [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
I get email!
Why is science important? – A collection of thoughts from leading scientists, public figures, …and you.
I am a British science teacher who runs a “collaborative” blog project at www.whyscience.co.uk which seeks to find meaningful, satisfying answers to the question “why is science important?’ I’d be most grateful if you would take [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }