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Friday, June 11, 2010

Superstition Reviewed

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In Robert Park's follow up book Superstition: Belief in the Age of Science, he dives into topics that some people dare to investigate or...

Ritalin Nation by Richard DeGrandpre, Ph.D.

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This book is a good and easy read. DeGrandpre tells us about the over use of Ritalin for the treatment of ADD. The most probable cause for A...
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Believing in Magic: The Psychology of Superstition

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Believing in Magic, by Stuart A. Vyse, is a book which examines human superstition; how it is acquired, why people continue to believe in su...

Sweet Sugar Sensation

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When I was younger, my parents were real strict about what we ate as a kid. We were not allowed to drink soda and were limited to candy all ...
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Voodoo Science: The Road from Foolishness to Fraud

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In Robert Park’s 2000 book titled Voodoo Science , Park debunks pseudoscientific claims as well as bogus therapies. Being a physicist, P...

Is it all in your head?

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Something that I have always found very i nteresting is the placebo effect. Th e placebo effect is a phenomenon in which an inert substance...
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Psychics Crime Detectives and their abilities? There are times when law enforcement officials are baffled by certain cases. Unable to find...

International Flat Earth Research Society?

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In researching additional pseudoscience topics I came across this organization, the International Flat Earth Research Society. I thought to ...
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Cryptozoology

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Cryptozoology is the study of cryptids, or animals that are not classified by science as “real” animals. These animals can include unicorns,...
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The Demon-Haunted World - Carl Sagan

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Carl Sagan’s Demon-Haunted World is a book of individualized chapters containing pseudoscience or paranormal events, sometimes Sagan’s own e...
Thursday, June 10, 2010

UFO's and UFO abductions

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It was a beautiful sunny day, blue sky and puffy white clouds. I was sitting in front of my house one day taking to my sister and jok...
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How do we know what isn't so?

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Thomas Gilovich’s book, “How We Know What Isn’t So: The Fallibility of Human Reason in Everyday Life,” focuses on the common errors humans m...

Voodoo Science Revealed

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Voodoo Science is written by Robert Park who is a Physics professor and former chairman of the Department of Physics. The book explores clai...

VooDoo Science The Road from Foolishness To Fraud By: Robert Park

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VooDoo Science is a book by Robert Park whose goal is to distingush real science from fake science by using the scientific method. The book...

Learning Styles

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Teacher's sometimes find themselves encountering problems when teaching a classroom of students. Some students do not pay attention and ...
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Don't Go For a Swim After Eating a Sandwich!

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Throughout my childhood, I was never able to get through the summer season without being warned by a concerned family member that I "sh...
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John Edwards is a Really Terrible Person

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I'm sure that we have all heard of the alleged psychic, John Edwards. He has a Television show called "Crossing over" on which...
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Touch a toad and get a wart.

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I remember an old wives tale that used to say if you touched a toad you would get a wart. These toads look like they have warts all ov...
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Loch Ness: Monster or Myth

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The Loch Ness Monster first gained notoriety in May 1933 when Alex Campbell who was a law enforcement officer patrolling Loch Ness and part-...
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Nostradamus - Astrologer, Psychic, or Both?

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In Chapter 7.1 "Cognition" of Timothy Lawson's "Scientific Perspectives on Pseudoscience and the Paranormal" Michel ...
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