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There are 9 posts filed in Skepticism (this is page 2 of 3).

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Bertrand Russell: ‘On Astrologers’

Here is a bit on nonsense through the ages, applicable to education, world politics, and the spread of irrationalism in such movements as homeopathy,

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Dennis in Culture, History, Skepticism | March 10, 2011 | 742 Words

Can tree rings shed light on Roman History?

BBC is reporting the results of a study of tree rings growth, calling their article, “Roman rise and fall ‘recorded in trees.'”  Tree rings can show

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Sarah in History, Skepticism | January 17, 2011 | 335 Words

The royal engagement ring and the ‘Historic Society’ that doesn’t understand Roman numerals

People who care about royalty and pageantry seem to be all wrapped up in the coming wedding of Prince William (as he’s called) and his fiancée, Kate

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Dennis in Bad Latin, Culture, Skepticism | December 12, 2010 | 343 Words

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