Thanks to another Brian, Brian Dunning, for this one. “Yes, I know you walked into this with an open mind…”
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Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
Thanks to another Brian, Brian Dunning, for this one. “Yes, I know you walked into this with an open mind…”
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Yet another one by the great Crispian Jago! In addition, Simon Singh and Andy Lewis of Quackometer talk about homeopathy, filmed by Stephen Law:
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Thanks to Digital Cuttlefish! Happy 40th, Monty Python! (And Now, For Something Completely Different) Here’s my contribution to the day:
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The first question I have is – did you join in on the #fisting recently on Twitter? Secondly – do you know the guy in the photo that Scott Hurst photographed? By the way – if the title isn’t a warning enough, yes, this post is the sort that will get me firmly registered on [...]
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In discussion with some friends on Skype regarding this particular news item, the perfect rebuttal was suggested. First, the news item: Rowan Atkinson Jesus sketch cleared by Ofcom after 540 complaints Media watchdog Ofcom has dismissed 540 complaints about a comedy sketch featuring Rowan Atkinson playing a Christian clergyman who joked that Jesus Christ was [...]
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It’s coming up on this blog soon! The October round was hosted at Doctor Silent / Second Order Approximation — and your entries can be sent to this Blog Carnival entry address for the November edition. “The Giant’s Shoulders” is a monthly science blogging event, in which authors are invited to submit posts on “classic” [...]
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Okay, Monty Python references abound… it’s a Terry Jones opera! Something I came across whilst preparing for my next interview for the TANK vodcast, on theater, opera and dance superstitions: LISBON, Portugal – Terry Jones giggles as he describes his latest project: vacuum cleaners, dryers and parking meters singing opera on stage. … To make [...]
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