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Jocelyn Goh Shu Ting

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Jocelyn Goh Shu Ting is a Business student in Singapore Management University who appreciates the finer things in life – like cozy naps, indulging in the occasional sweet treat, and surrounding herself with the comforting presence of plushies and Hello Kitty collectibles.

Conspiracy Theories

Taylor Swift conspiracy theories owe more to misogyny than the Illuminati

Jocelyn Goh Shu Ting - 10th July 2024

Attributing Taylor Swift's success to a 2009 Illuminati humiliation ritual merely seeks to rob a successful female artist of her agency and credit for her own career

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The 2024 Olympics ceremony raises the spectre of pagan influence on the origins of Christianity

7th August 2024

The Ockham Awards 2024: recognising the best in skepticism, and the worst in pseudoscience

6th August 2024

An awareness of your body is useful, but the Alexander Technique probably isn’t

5th August 2024

Papaya and milk – the traditional Asian solution to breast augmentation

2nd August 2024

What does p-hacking really mean, and why is it a problem?

31st July 2024

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An awareness of your body is useful, but the Alexander Technique probably isn’t

Papaya and milk – the traditional Asian solution to breast augmentation

False diagnoses like ‘adrenal fatigue’ offer us simplistic solutions to our stressful lives

Research into homeopathy: data falsification, fabrication and manipulation

Could ASMR be a possible explanation for some new age and spiritual experiences?

An awareness of your body is useful, but the Alexander Technique probably isn’t

Papaya and milk – the traditional Asian solution to breast augmentation

What does the recent UK election mean for skepticism and pseudoscience?

False diagnoses like ‘adrenal fatigue’ offer us simplistic solutions to our stressful lives

The Quantified Self: technological gimmick or genuine game changer?

From the archives: Heaven and Earth – Is the ‘curse of Tutankhamen’ a curse at all?

Decades on, we still haven’t fully learned the right lessons from the Satanic Panic

From the archives: The ‘Saints and Martyrs’ of Parapsychology

From the archives: A historical Dutch UFO hunt – How one phone call roused all Amsterdam

From the archives: Astrology, Gauquelin and the real explanation for the “Mars Effect”

What does the recent UK election mean for skepticism and pseudoscience?

Taylor Swift conspiracy theories owe more to misogyny than the Illuminati

Redemption or ruse? Russell Brand’s conversion to Christianity examined

Toby Young’s Daily Sceptic and Free Speech Union are no allies of critical thinkers

Immunity to fake news: ‘Foolproof’ gives us vaccination without needles

The 2024 Olympics ceremony raises the spectre of pagan influence on the origins of Christianity

The Ockham Awards 2024: recognising the best in skepticism, and the worst in pseudoscience

From the archives: Romancing the Stone – The lure of alchemy continues

What does the recent UK election mean for skepticism and pseudoscience?

From the archives: Jacques Benoit’s (failed) experiments with telepathic snails

What does p-hacking really mean, and why is it a problem?

Spirituality, sacredness, and positive thinking will not save us from the climate crisis

What does the recent UK election mean for skepticism and pseudoscience?

The supernormal confronts the supernatural in Karl Ove Knausgaard’s prophetic new series

Hotels and houseplants: why we should doubt Ellen Langer’s mind-over-matter miracles

Jocelyn Goh Shu Ting

Latest news

The 2024 Olympics ceremony raises the spectre of pagan influence on the origins of Christianity

The Ockham Awards 2024: recognising the best in skepticism, and the worst in pseudoscience

An awareness of your body is useful, but the Alexander Technique probably isn’t

Papaya and milk – the traditional Asian solution to breast augmentation

What does p-hacking really mean, and why is it a problem?

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