I come before you today with my hat in my hands, for I have erred right here on this

very podcast.

In fact, with so many episodes over so many years, it happens quite a lot.

Well, today we're going to set things straight, at least as many as we can in the time

allotted, but I promise we'll get to the rest of them as soon as we can.

I hope you enjoy today's round of error corrections, as much as I do, because they're coming

up right now on Skeptoid.

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The Wisdom of the Future

The errors of the past are the wisdom of the future.

It's a quote that's been said in one form or in other various ways and is variously

attributed, but is nowhere more relevant than it is right here.

As Skeptoid, professors to research and present the true facts about any given controversial

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