Episode #015

Skeptics with a K

Skeptic Media Limited

Science, Society & Culture, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 924 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2010

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Clueless men, the scent of a woman, Gandhi’s glasses and logical fallacies. With two big mistakes to correct from last episode (whoops!) the guys return with a new episode of Skeptics with a K.

Transcript

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0:00.0	This is a public announcement from the Mosicide Skeptics Society.
0:07.0	The Mosicide Skeptics Society is committed to delivering high quality science education to the general public and sceptics alike.
0:14.8	Following our prominent and successful involvement in a recent international protest
0:19.5	campaign, our profile has never been higher. We see it as our duty to monopolise on this
0:25.8	profile and begin delivering a new type of science education.
0:30.5	Merseys Skeptic Society is proud to announce a brand new initiative, a podcast designed
0:36.9	specifically to make science easier to communicate as well as understand.
0:41.9	In the first episode, our panel of experts will critically examine topics,
0:45.8	including the miracle that is human gestation,
0:48.4	from sex through to childbirth.
0:50.8	A meta-analysis of studies into comparative phonic attenuation, philosophy, and the
0:56.7	latest controversial scientific research into homopathy.
1:00.8	We hope that...
1:01.8	Sorry?
1:03.0	Oh, you want to edit in...
1:07.0	Oh, you want some samples?
1:09.0	Yeah?
1:10.0	Uh, okay.
1:11.0	Well, you're going to put those in, right.
1:13.0	So you want me to really...
1:14.0	Where do you want me to start from?
1:17.0	Okay.
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