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Bigfoot “facts” for kids?
Bigfoot Evidence has posted a link to a website called "Is Bigfoot Real" [refrain from clicking unless absolutely necessary] which contains a page called "Bigfoot Facts for Kids". The so called "facts" given are as
Your friendly neighborhood mon$ter
In a post on Skeptoid blog, I suggest that paranormal-based tourism, such as ghost tours and monster festivals, which are growing in popularity, border on fraud. "Even if there are long-standing legends of strange events
Today’s edition of being scientifical: UFO research and homeopathy
Ever on the lookout for scientifical examples, here are two that I thought were interesting. The first relates to my interest in amateurs being scientifical. UFO researcher Budd Hopkins presented the results of a study
Research groups’ useful social function is not “being scientific”
The LA Times reports on the MUFON conference with the headline "convention emphasizes scientific methods". The reporter then skewers this idea by showing how at least some of the attendees have thoroughly embraced the idea
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