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'The Dropout': how skepticism could have stopped Elizabeth Holmes

'The Dropout': how skepticism could have stopped Elizabeth Holmes

Television

‘The Dropout’: how skepticism could have stopped Elizabeth Holmes

The Edison ended up no different than miracle cure-alls, cold fusion, perpetual motion ...

By Russ DoblerApril 9, 2022

'Department of Truth' #17 touches down on the Moon landing hoax

'Department of Truth' #17 touches down on the Moon landing hoax

Comic Books

‘Department of Truth’ #17 touches down on the Moon landing hoax

Still going, after all these years.

By Stephanie KemmererApril 1, 2022

'Moon Knight:' Who was David Koresh, the inspiration for the series' villain?

'Moon Knight:' Who was David Koresh, the inspiration for the series' villain?

MCU

‘Moon Knight:’ Who was David Koresh, the inspiration for the series’ villain?

The cult leader behind Arthur Harrow?

By Melissa HartwigMarch 30, 2022

There's a Dragon in My Garage! Kickstarter image

There's a Dragon in My Garage! Kickstarter image

Books

“There’s a Dragon in My Garage!”: interview with children’s science book author J.R. Becker

Kids' book about critical thinking on Kickstarter through March 31!

By AIPTMarch 23, 2022

Three Girls and a Little Wharfy

Three Girls and a Little Wharfy

Television

‘Bob’s Burgers’: What can Wharfy say about real sea monsters?

Part 4 of our series, The Subtle Skepticism of ‘Bob’s Burgers’

By Russ DoblerFebruary 28, 2022

Seth Breedlove talks Small Town Monsters 2022 Kickstarter

Seth Breedlove talks Small Town Monsters 2022 Kickstarter

Movies

Seth Breedlove talks Small Town Monsters 2022 Kickstarter

All the cryptids fit to film!

By Nathaniel MuirFebruary 27, 2022

'Emotional': what happens when a physicist writes about psychology?

'Emotional': what happens when a physicist writes about psychology?

Books

‘Emotional’: what happens when a physicist writes about psychology?

Reviewing 'Emotional: How Feelings Shape our Thinking'

By Kendra ReedFebruary 26, 2022

Nikola Tesla: the man who invented too much

Nikola Tesla: the man who invented too much

Pop Culture

Nikola Tesla: the man who invented too much

Was he really overlooked, or is his legend overblown?

By Miles GrebFebruary 25, 2022

$'Partial Truths': don't be afraid of fractions$ $'Partial Truths': don't be afraid of fractions$

Books

‘Partial Truths’: don’t be afraid of fractions

Reviewing 'Partial Truths: How Fractions Distort Our Thinking'

By Austin KatzFebruary 24, 2022

MK-Ultra: the real conspiracy perpetrated by the CIA

MK-Ultra: the real conspiracy perpetrated by the CIA

Comic Books

MK-Ultra: the real conspiracy perpetrated by the CIA

Truth is scarier than fiction.

By Stephanie KemmererFebruary 23, 2022

Conspiracy theory and pop culture: a reciprocal relationship

Conspiracy theory and pop culture: a reciprocal relationship

Pop Culture

Conspiracy theory and pop culture: a reciprocal relationship

Like a reptilian eating its tail.

By Stephanie KemmererFebruary 21, 2022

'Bob's Burgers' sniffs out essential oils and MLMs

'Bob's Burgers' sniffs out essential oils and MLMs

Television

‘Bob’s Burgers’ sniffs out essential oils and MLMs

Part 3 of our series, The Subtle Skepticism of ‘Bob’s Burgers’

By Russ DoblerFebruary 20, 2022

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