Tagged “skepticism”
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Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
A skeptical blog by David Gerard that reports on and analyzes cryptocurrency and blockchain news, with a focus on fraud,…
Center for Inquiry
A nonprofit promoting science, reason, and secular values through articles and campaigns that challenge pseudoscience an…
Have Attention Spans Been Declining?
A reader-written contest essay that digs into the evidence for and against shrinking attention spans, weighing studies a…
NeuroLogica Blog
A daily science blog by neurologist Steven Novella applying skepticism and critical thinking to neuroscience, pseudoscie…
Quackwatch
A long-running consumer protection site run by a physician that debunks health myths and pseudoscientific claims with ev…
RationalWiki
A collaboratively edited wiki analyzing pseudoscience, logical fallacies, and fringe claims from a skeptical, evidence-b…
Science-Based Medicine
A site where physicians critically examine medical claims and alternative treatments through the lens of scientific evid…
Skeptical Inquirer
The magazine of the scientific skepticism movement, publishing investigations that examine extraordinary claims with rig…
Skeptoid
A podcast and companion site applying critical thinking and scientific evidence to debunk urban legends, myths, and popu…
The Conspiracy Test
A gamified platform from The School of Thought and the University of Queensland that builds healthy skepticism by testin…
The Facts In The Case Of Dr. Andrew Wakefield
Darryl Cunningham's fifteen-page comic explaining how Andrew Wakefield's fraudulent study sparked the MMR vaccine scare…
The Periodic Table of Irrational Nonsense
A satirical periodic table that arranges pseudoscience, superstition, and irrational beliefs as chemical elements, each…
The Skeptic's Dictionary
A reference site of nearly 800 entries examining strange beliefs, cognitive biases, and logical fallacies from a critica…
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
The site of a long-running weekly podcast that promotes science literacy and critical thinking by examining pseudoscienc…
Water Pseudoscience and Quackery
A chemist's long-running guide to water scams: magnetic softeners, laundry balls, oxygenated, clustered and vortex water…
Why I Am Not a Christian
A philosophy essay by Keith Parsons, a former professor of the philosophy of religion, laying out his reasoned case for…
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