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The Power of Lived Experiences

By Damion Reinhardt • Apr 1, 2013 • 3 comments

Awhile back, I visited Oklahoma’s largest paranormal carnival (which was written up here) hoping to take my usual skeptical angle on the…

Happy Easter, Kids

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 31, 2013 • No comments

  Christian high holidays are inevitably a favorite time for believers to attempt to get their unbelieving or lapsed relatives to…

Slacktivism versus Moral Suasion

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 29, 2013 • 1 comment

All week long, I’ve been continually astonished at how many people I know who have publicly expressed their support for…

What’s the Harm – Gay Marriage

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 28, 2013 • No comments

  Instead of my usual podcasts, this week I’ve been listening to Supreme Court oral arguments while commuting to and fro.…

Graph of the Week

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 19, 2013 • 23 comments

Since I didn’t get in too much hot water for last week’s graph, I may as well take the trouble…

Monday Morning Musical Meme

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 18, 2013 • 2 comments

Celebrity gossip is ubiquitous and unavoidable, and so I can be excused for congratulating Steve Martin on recently becoming a…

Skeptics of Oz (Part 2)

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 17, 2013 • No comments

I’d like to thank the organizers of Skeptics of Oz for putting together such an outstanding lineup this past weekend.…

L’affaire Chagnon (Part 2)

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 15, 2013 • 8 comments

  Chas Stewart has a background in anthropology and a foreground in crimson and cream. He is also one of…

Super quick and fairly dirty approximation of π

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 14, 2013 • 3 comments

Happy Pi Day, everybody! There are literally dozens of ways to compute π, ranging from geometrical approximations to series expansions…

L’affaire Chagnon (Part 1)

By Damion Reinhardt • Mar 13, 2013 • 9 comments

I’ve been reading Napoleon Chagnon’s new book of late, and trying to puzzle out whether the academic conflicts described therein…

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