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Tag Archives: ghosts
11.30.2012
What on Earth do Creepy Crawly Bugs Have to do With Critical Thinking?
I remember when I still believed in things like Santa Clause, The Easter Bunny, The Tooth Fairy and even ghosts, goblins and ghoulies that go bumpthumpBANG in the night. Honestly, it was pretty difficult to shake those beliefs and, at / read more…
Posted in Cool Stuff / Education / Paranormal
Tagged in critical thinking / ghosts / illusions
10.28.2011
Fact or Faked?
Upon seeing this morning’s post on Doubtful News about how SyFy’s show Fact or Faked is gaining more viewers than ever, I felt compelled to comment upon its title, a pet peeve of mine ever since the show came out. / read more…
Posted in Paranormal / Pseudoscience / TV & Media / Urban Legends
Tagged in fact or faked / ghosts / pseudoscience / science / television / tv
7.26.2011
Paranormal tourism: Fun or fraud?
Loch Ness, Scotland. Willow Creek, California. Raystown Lake, Pennsylvania. Lake Champlain, Vermont/New York. Pine Barrens, New Jersey. All these locations and many more succeed in capitalizing on their famous monsters to draw in visitors. Even a greater draw than monsters / read more…
Posted in Cool Stuff / Pseudoscience
Tagged in ghost tours / ghosts / monsters / paranormal / tourism
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