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Trying to Stay Sane: How to Argue on the Internet
The Internet has revolutionised the way we communicate, right? It’s brought us all together and enables instantaneous knowledge transfer between people who would otherwise never meet? Well, on paper,...
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Science, Coffee and Young People: The Birth of the Unfiltered Thoughts Podcast
We at the Young Australian Skeptics have a new podcast! Okay, so it’s not entirely new — episodes of Unfiltered Thoughts had been a part of The Pseudoscientists since last October — but now it has its...
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Question of the Week: Children and Imaginary Beings
Every week we ask a question of our audience to stimulate discussion and critical thinking about an issue or topic relating to science, skepticism, technology or religion. Our favourite comments are...
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Waxing Drosophilosophical: Why I Study Fruit Flies
Whenever I tell someone the focus of my research is flies, a strange look usually passes across their face. “No no,” I hastily add, “not the big ones you’re probably thinking about — fruit flies. Tiny...
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Question of the Week: Does Skepticism Have an Image Problem?
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Question of the Week: Proving/Disproving the Existence of God
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Question of the Week: Unnecessary Science Funding
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Question of the Week: The Challenge for Australian Skepticism
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Two is Usually Better Than One: The Importance of Duplication in Biology
Take me down to Duplication City, where the grass is tetraploid and girls are all having twins… Biology revolves around duplication: this is impossible to deny. Well, you could try to deny it, but then...
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Question of the Week: Uploading Your Consciousness to the Internet
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An Introduction to Perspectives on Australian Skepticism
Perspectives is a series of collections of articles highlighting the diversity of opinions, ideas and — yes — perspectives young people in Australia have about complex, serious and/or light-hearted...
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Question of the Week: Pseudoscientific Wishful Thinking
Every week we ask a question of our readers, to stimulate discussion and critical thinking about an issue or topic relating to science, skepticism, technology or religion. Our favourite comments are...
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Question of the Week: Favourite Podcast Moments (Episodes 1–100)
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Perspectives on Climate Change: An Introduction
This is really two introductions: one to a collection of articles over the next month about climate change, and another to the very concept of the Perspectives series. As I always say, “if you can do...
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Question of the Week: Scientifically Unrealistic Superheroes
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Question of the Week: Favourite Thought Experiments
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Question of the Week: Best Science Jokes
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Question of the Week: Science Under a New Parliament
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Question of the Week: What If There Were A Conspiracy?
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Question of the Week: Testing Psychic Powers
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