The Skeptics Guide #77 - Jan 10 2007

The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe

Dr. Steven Novella MD

Fringe-science, Skeptic, Skepticism, Psuedoscience, Science, Paranormal

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🗓️ 13 January 2007

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Interview with Spencer Weart, author of The Discovery of Global Warming; News Items: Stem Cell Updates, Enviga, Hawking in Space, Weight loss pill firms fined; Your E-mails and Questions: Corrections, The Moon, True belief skeletons; Randi Speaks: Coincidence; Science or Fiction; Skeptical Puzzle

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Skeptics Guide to the Universe.
0:07.0	You're escape to reality.
0:12.0	Hello and welcome to the Skeptics Guide to the Universe.
0:14.0	Today is Wednesday, January 10, 2007.
0:18.0	This is your host, Stephen Novella, president of the New England Skeptical Society.
0:22.0	And joining me this evening is Bob Novella.
0:25.0	Hey everybody, Rebecca Watson.
0:28.0	Hello everyone.
0:29.0	Perry DeAngelo's.
0:30.0	Good evening.
0:31.0	And Evan Bernstein.
0:32.0	Hello everyone.
0:33.0	How are we all doing this evening?
0:34.0	Good, Steve.
0:35.0	Okay.
0:36.0	It's going to be better.
0:37.0	We have our first interview of the year coming up later in the show with Dr. Spencer Wirt,
0:45.0	who is the author of the book, The Discovery of Global Warming.
0:48.0	We've been having a lot of questions on that particular topic and we wanted to address it
0:53.0	in some more detail so we got an expert on to help talk us through it.
0:58.0	We have a few news items this week.
1:01.0	Bob, you wanted to talk about Coca-Cola's new product called Envigas.
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