Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
Just a quick announcement that I’m going to be: 1) Upgrading the blog-site and 2) Working on studies for the rest of the week, so expect only a few updates. School starts for me next week too! Which makes it a little odd that I then go – Vote For Me for the Big Blog [...]
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Firstly, I’d like to confess to blatantly taking a question off a Facebook page that was not meant for me – as you can tell by the picture! While I’ve written to the person, and thankfully they were open to hearing my views, it just so happens to be the kind of issue that I’ve [...]
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Yes, I’m sure you’ve probably seen it before — but there’s a few podcast items I want to send to you! Baba Brinkman, who you can hear on an earlier episode of the Skeptically Speaking radio show! See you all in the chatroom and the Virtually Drinking Skeptically room tomorrow. Oh, and Token Skeptic episode [...]
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A news story that was printed in the New Humanist back in May/June 2008 has been revived in The Times today. It’s not exactly a ‘catching up’, but I’d say it’s a revisit to how rationalists in India continue to challenge superstitious and claims by gurus. Sanal Edamaruku wrote about Death on air — the [...]
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Thanks to the New Humanist Mag — the best interview with Alan Moore! Filmed by Nathalie McDermott for www.newhumanist.org.uk
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Yay! Includes ‘The Interval Song’, which has always amused me. Review from Dean Love from the Fringe Festival about the show, from which this album comes from: “But the songs, oh the songs, are uniformly magnificent. They swing from clever through satirical all the way into silly, with an occasional diversion into parody. There’s less [...]
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