Welcome skeptics, defenders of reason, and opponents of pseudoscience.
We are back on the air after yet another long and unexpecte d hiatus. This said, an upswing in hits on various articles over the last few months (especially The Myth of Family Values for some reason, though I'm not complaining) tells us the site still has legs and really only needs a regular infusion of new material. I have several projects on the fire now, and am hoping to have more content available soon.
Until then, I invite you all to visit and participate in the new Critical Meanderings blog I've started on the site. It's just gone live, and I'll be adding material on a semi-regular basis as interesting topics turn up. I may also add a discussion area if I can manage to find one that's workable for this sort of material.
Big News!
Long-time Oak Island researcher Dick Joltes has been invited to participate in this year's Explore Oak Island Day, which will be held from June 19-21 on the actual island in Nova Scotia. A debate/panel discussion will be held. Two "skeptics" (Dick Joltes and Dan Conlin, Curator of Marine History at Nova Scotia's Maritime Museum of the Atlantic) will debate two Oak Island supporters (authors D'Arcy O'Connor and Graham Harris, at last count) as part of the festivities. It should be a lot of fun, and educational for all. If you live near the area, come on out and support the cause of rational exploration!
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