This is a podcast about finding the truth behind urban legends and other strange beliefs,

and it wouldn't have much credibility if it didn't actually find the truth, even if

that truth is that we just don't know.

Well, I don't always get everything right, and so today, as we do every so often, is

another episode dedicated entirely to correcting errors from past shows.

It's coming up right now, Unskeptoid.

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I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com.

Things I'm wrong about.

Now that there are 100 episodes of the Skeptoid podcast, I have had 100 chances to get

something wrong, and I've succeeded in many cases, getting the odd factor figure wrong,

saying something backwards, looking at a map upside down, or just being an idiot.

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