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Everything you ever wanted to know about astrology – for free

The predictions of astrology have now been put to the empirical test (at least) a thousand times – the results fail to support astrology's validity

The meaning crisis, and how we rescue young men from reactionary politics

In the recent US election, male voters overwhelmingly voted for Trump - because he offered them the illusion of meaning in a world where their position is uncertain

From the archive: Many Happy Returns – Are past-life regressions evidence for reincarnation?

From the archives in 1990, BBC presenter Melvin Harris examines the evidence for reincarnation from accounts of past-life regressions

Faking the faking of fake news, 1910 style: the ‘death’ of film star Florence Lawrence

Fake news is nothing new - film promoters have known for over a century that successfully selling a fake news story takes a degree of cunning

Unborn in the USA: being honest about IUDs could help us fight the anti-abortion movement

We shouldn't shy away from the fact that IUDs are abortifacients - embracing it could help highlight the hypocrisy of anti-abortionists

Exploding the myth of the longevity “Blue Zones”, where people live beyond the age of 100

When it comes to 'Blue Zones' - higher clusters of people over the age of 100 - the answer is typically not about health, but rather admin

2000 mules: why many Americans are convinced Trump won the 2020 election

Ahead of the the American election, there are millions of Americans who still refuse to accept the results of 2020, fed by lies from the misleading film, 2000 Mules

From the archives: The Art of Fakery – Fakes and forgeries at the British Museum

From the archives in 1990, Mike Howgate on the British Museum's exhibition of fakery, from the Cottingley fairies to the "true cross"
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