Worth a share?
http://www.theness.com/home.asp
[edit: I aded the link as an actual link - D.R.]
http://www.theness.com/home.asp
Re: http://www.theness.com/home.asp
Maybe. But such organizations tend to adhere to a dogmatic skepticism, which is not really skepticism at all.
Genuine skepticism is doubting conventional beliefs, whatever they may be. Randi-style skepticism has its place, but generally speaking, it's fairly weak sauce.
Genuine skepticism is doubting conventional beliefs, whatever they may be. Randi-style skepticism has its place, but generally speaking, it's fairly weak sauce.
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Re: http://www.theness.com/home.asp
Yeah, skeptic societies have their place, but it's a limited one. And, sadly, their ontological and epistemic viewpoints are generally just as limited.