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A few people might be interested in the science behind the short hymn I posted at the Global Atheist Convention and the point I raised about how even a room full of atheists can be fooled by an audio illusion. Enjoy!
I’ve attended lectures by skeptics at a few conferences by now; one of the more [...]
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A few people have been asking about this.
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Survived. We did it. Atheist Con complete. Did I plug this site enough? Really? Really? :p
Sheesh, sorry about that… it’s mostly because so much of my references and resources are hosted either here or on the podcasts, that it leads me to auto-answer ‘why yes! I have done X and you can read it at…. [...]
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See you around the convention! Thanks to the Freethought University Alliance for letting me introduce PZ to the crowd, especially Jason Ball of the Young Australian Skeptics.
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>Head to Melbourne
It will be kind of like this:
Okay, maybe not. But it’s well worth catching. See you there.
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If you haven’t checked out the distinctly full-of-attitude and piece-of-her-uncensored-mind given by Helen Razer, just in time for International Women’s Day called Louis Nowra Needs a Good Vajazzling then perhaps you should be clicking that link to learn exactly why Nowra’s snark is well and truly given the kicking it deserves.
Last Friday, Australian magazine The [...]
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