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Wave good bye to Nessie: the wake phenomenon that can explain many Loch Ness sightings
The movement of wakes left by large boats can look deceptive, and to the untrained eye could easily be mistaken for a monster in Loch Ness
Tall tales: ancient British giants, Stonehenge, and the mythological founding of Albion
Was Britain really founded by a race of ancient mythical giants? Obviously not, but try telling that to attendees at the Awakenings Expo
Defending Critical Race Theory is impossible without highlighting the moral panic around it
Defining Critical Race Theory will do nothing to deter culture war figures from stoking the CRT moral panic - we need to call out their tactics, rather than play into their hands
MegaAnon vs QAnon: Continuity and cross-pollination
While the MegaAnon and QAnon conspiracy theories were created separately, their ideas quickly cross-pollinated to create a shared universe
Havana Syndrome: a primer for skeptics in an age of alternative facts
Are the symptoms of so-called Havana Syndrome really caused by secret sonic weapons and covert chemical attacks, or does the answer lie in psychology?
A visit to Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, the UK’s explicitly creationist tourist attraction
After decades of criticism for its creationist messages, how has Noah's Ark Zoo Farm changed? Sarah Hearne paid the zoo a visit, to find out.
Counterweight, and the continued enabling of bad faith ‘anti-woke’ actors
The 'anti-woke helpline' Counterweight launched in a flurry of uncritical media interviews, but are less forthcoming when it comes to answering reasonable questions from critics
From chemtrails to COVID-19, Naomi Wolf’s prolific promotion of pseudoscience
Over the years, author Naomi Wolf has spread all manner of misinformation - from misleading statistics to chemtrails and COVID-19 conspiracy theories