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The Skeptic Ring consists of sites that examine claims about paranormal phenomena and fringe science from a skeptical point of view. These sites believe that such claims should be examined rationally and objectively. Topics include UFOs, psychic powers, ghosts, crop circles, astrology, telepathy, repressed memories, creationism, Bigfoot, the Loch Ness monster, hypnosis, homeopathy, Reiki, TFT, nonexistent chiropractic subluxations, dowsing, and conspiracy theories. It is not an atheism ring or an anti-religion ring, since some believers can, in other areas, be skeptics....;-) ******** WARNING ******* Ring members have no control over advertisements appearing on this page, and neither endorse nor recommend their subject matter. |
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Reality
Real information, debunking, links to reality sites, news
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Rational Examination Association of Lincoln Land
REALL is a non-profit organization dedicated to rationally examining claims about paranormal phenomena and fringe science topics. Based in Springfield, Illinois, we hold monthly meetings and produce a monthly newsletter, The REALL News.
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Le Cercle Zetetique
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The french skeptics association : Le Cercle Zetetique
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Quackwatch
Your guide to health fraud, quackery, and intelligent consumer decisions. Individual questions answered by email.
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Internet Health Pilot
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Your Guide to Reliable Information. Operated by Stephen Barrett, MD and Robert S. Baratz, MD, DDS, PhD.
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Chirobase
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Your Skeptical Guide to Chiropractic History, Theories, and Practices.
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Quintessence of the Loon
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A personal list of sites which prove that no matter how mad something seems, someone somewhere is loonier.
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Cectic - The Comic
Cectic - A webcomic about life, science, skepticism, and religion.
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Pseudoscience: what is it? How can I recognize it?
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Types of pseudoscience (junk, pathological, "bad", quackery, etc.)
How to tell the difference between science and pseudoscience.
Does the "establishment" suppress new ideas?
Links to some excellent sites
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HomeoWatch
Your skeptical guide to homeopathic history, theories, and current practices. Hosted by Stephen Barrett, MD
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