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IPSO FACTOID: Well That’s It Then, Science Is Over

Pack up the Bunsen burners and power down the computers because Science Is Dying! This wonderfully nonsensical claim is thanks to Daniel Henninger of...

IPSO FACTOID: Of Mice and Men- Sensationalized ‘journalism’ has got it all wrong

Following all the hoo-ha we've seen recently over the cervical cancer vaccination, it was with some interest I noted that the Daily Mail hailed...

Ipso Factoid: How much of our brains do we use to read The Daily Mail?

Do they fail to see the irony? This week The Daily Mail reported on a new book that dispels a number of health myths...

Ipso Factoid: Is there anything Red Wine can’t do?

It had been a while since the newspapers told us to drink red wine in order to receive a health benefit.  There has been...

Ipso Factoid: SUNDAY EXPRESS MORE DEADLY THAN VACCINE

The UK media was feeling pretty smug last week, due to the fact they single-handedly averted the cervical-cancer-vaccine-Armageddon. The tragic death of Natalie Morton...

Ipso Factoid: Milking it?

The Daily Mail has reported on the stress busting properties of milk.  It seems a protein in milk known as Lactium could be the...

When nightmares intrude into waking life

The Skeptic's Lead Editor, Chris French, has co-authored a paper on sleep paralysis with Julia Santomauro, published in Issue 22 (August 2009) of The...

Is a Grey heavier than a Green? Memory, suggestibility, and abductee interviews

From the archives, Stephen Moston takes a look at the relationship between asking a question and reaching a conclusion, especially when it comes to UFO abductees
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