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Apophenia: Definition and Analysis

4th November 2007, 12:11 am

By Sandra L Hubscher
Article ID: 117

Introduction to Apophenia 

August Strindberg, the early 20th century Swedish playwright, chronicles in Inferno/From an Occult Diary his descent into what would likely be diagnosed as schizophrenia in modern times: Continue reading ‘Apophenia: Definition and Analysis’ »

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What’s the harm in believing? Reasons for skeptical thought and critical thinking

16th October 2007, 08:53 am

By Andy Kaiser 
Article ID: 114

What’s the harm in New Age beliefs? What’s the harm in a non-questioning acceptance of religion? Is anyone really hurt if you give money to television psychics, or worship any particular brand of god? In fact, let’s look broader than the umbrella of religion, New Age and superstitious beliefs. Let’s examine credulity.

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Category: Astrology, Bigfoot, Biology, Education, Evolution, Fortune-telling, Ghosts, Godspam, Healthcare, New Age, Philosophy, Politics, Pop Culture, Pseudoscience, Psychology, Religion, Resources, Science, Supernatural  |  1 Comment

Kicking Bigfoot - The Patterson Film and M.K. Davis stabilization enhancements

21st September 2007, 11:05 pm

By Andy Kaiser 
Article ID: 111

 
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Some people believe in Bigfoot, Yeti or Sasquatch: A frightening, prehistoric, half-gorilla-half-man, it lives in heavily forested mountainous areas like the Colorado Rockies. Apparently wide-ranging and stinkier than all get out, they have a knack for avoiding investigators and their cameras.

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