The one thing you can count on from Skeptoid is that every fact in every episode is absolutely, unerringly true and correct.

And well that's actually a little bit of a misstatement, so we should probably correct

it.

But everything else is right. Well that's actually a bit of a misstatement also.

So heck, let's just correct everything in all the episodes.

And that's coming up right now on Skeptoid.

You're listening to Skeptoid.

I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com.

Fixing Former Fumbles dot com fixing former fumbles.

Welcome to the show that separates fact from fiction,

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and helps us all make better life decisions

by knowing what's real and what's not.

Once again, it's time to open our inbox

and wade into the sea of corrections pointed out by you my listeners.

As mind-boggling is it may sound to some of you, I do occasionally make errors in these episodes. And in the interest of keeping it as good a resource as it's possible to make it,

I correct those errors as expediently as I can.

So today I have for you a raft of specific corrections. So please sit back and enjoy.

We'll get started with this error from only three weeks ago.

Episode number 906. this error from only three weeks ago.

Episode number 906 considered the question of whether the town of Nazareth

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