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From the archives: Korean fan death, the curiously-local mass killer

From the archives in 2011, The Skeptic reports on the belief in Korea that sleeping with an electric fan in the room can cause an early death

Act Without Hope: charitable giving, effective altruism, and the life you can save

From the archive in 2011, philosopher Julian Baggini reflects on charitable giving and what moral obligation we have to help others

Technophobia: Facebook and computers cause cancer; typewriters apparently don’t

From the archives in 2011, Mark Williams looks at media scaremongering around technology being to blame for social ills

Free Will? The role of remorse and rehabilitation within the justice system

From the archives in 2011, Mike Heap examines why we feel remorse is so necessary to the rehabilitation of prisoners, especially if free will is an illusion

From the archives: There isn’t one single purpose for a university, or for education

From the archives in 2011, Julian Baggini looks at the role of a university, and the many different values that come with education

From the archives: Exposing Alcoholics Anonymous – history and (lack of) effectiveness

From the archives, Steven Mohr examines the origins of the movement and evidence that the famous 12-step programme simply does not work

From the archives: Inside a Camphill Community

From the archives in 2010, Matthew Provonsha reports on his disillusionment with life in the Camphill religious commune

From the archives: Why the quest precision of thought may well prove futile

From the archives in 2010, Julian Baggini muses on logic, precision, and philosophy's value in reminding us what we still do not know
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