Society

When skepticism collides with human experience. The societal implications of scientific skepticism.

Religion

Telling creationists “Hail Darwin” might be fun, but we should be wary of hero worship

Trevor Sloughter -
Saying "Hail Darwin" may poke fun at creationists, but we should remember that as a human being, Darwin wasn't without flaws - we can respect him, but shouldn't worship him
Climate Change

Climate change denial charity Global Warming Policy Foundation wins 2022 Rusty Razor award

Michael Marshall -
A climate change denial charity with close ties to the Conservative government, the Global Warming Policy Foundation, has today been named the 2022 recipient of the “Rusty Razor” award
Media

The BBC Disinformation Unit wins Skeptical Activism Ockham award

Michael Marshall -
The BBC's Disinformation Unit has today been named the 2022 recipient of the Ockham Award for Skeptical Activism.
Conspiracy Theories

Tall tales: ancient British giants, Stonehenge, and the mythological founding of Albion

Mark Horne -
Was Britain really founded by a race of ancient mythical giants? Obviously not, but try telling that to attendees at the Awakenings Expo
Alternative Medicine

Given his life-long promotion of pseudoscience, what threat will Charles III pose to skepticism?

Michael Marshall -
As head of state, will Charles realise his life-long lobbying for alternative medicine is over, or will he use his newfound power to evade transparency?
Conspiracy Theories

John Robison, the Illuminati, and the beginnings of a global superconspiracy theory

Dave Hahn -
The Illuminati has become the go-to villain in grand narrative conspiracy theories, despite their humble origin as a shortly-lived German Enlightenment group
Religion

“Operation Bucharest”: a bizarre insight into the mind of Christian propagandist Jack Chick

Thiago Vahia Malliagros -
Jack Chick may be best known for his Christian propaganda 'Chick Tracts', but it is in his comic books that we get the clearest insight into his ideology
History

Hollow Earth flying saucers: the bossa-nova of pseudoscience

Carlos Orsi -
The belief in a hollow earth - filled with inhabitants, animals and aliens - can be traced back, in part, to the new-age movement in Brazil
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