Pages Tagged with #skepticism

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Human Truth Foundation pages (19):

What is Skepticism and Its Values?, in the following sections:

Why Question Beliefs? Dangers of Placing Ideas Beyond Doubt, and Advantages of Freethought, in the following sections:

Ghosts, Physical Properties and Ghostly Clothes: A Skeptical Investigation: 3. Social Constructs and Fake Ghosts

Religion and Intelligence: 4. The Benefits and Side-Effects of Questioning Beliefs

Fundamentalism and Literalism in World Religions: 2. Why Question Beliefs? The Descent Into Uncompromising Fundamentalism

Experiences of God are Illusions, Derived from Malfunctioning Psychological Processes: 1. People Have False Experiences

The False and Conflicting Experiences of Mankind: How Other Peoples' Experience Contradict Our Own Beliefs: 2. Conflicting Experiences

Mass Belief and the False Consensus Effect: Everyone Believes It So It Must Be True!: 3.3. Alternative Therapies and New Age

Spirit Dualism: It Makes No Sense to Divide Spirits Into "Good" and "Bad"

Critical Thinking on Acupuncture: How Does it Work?: 1. Acupuncture

The New Age: 5. Self-Help and Alternative Therapies

Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs): 3. What We Learn From Skyhook Balloons

Causes of Belief in the Afterlife and Differences Across Religions and Cultures: 5. There is No Afterlife

Fake and Imaginary Ghosts: Some Stories are Simply Made Up

Does Homeopathy Work? What are the Risks and Dangers?: 1. An Introduction to Alternative Therapies in General

Hallucinations, Sensory Deprivation and Fasting: The Physiological Causes of Religious and Mystical Experiences: 1. People Have False Experiences

The Christian Dark Ages of Europe: 2.4. Why Question Beliefs? Dangers of Placing Ideas Beyond Doubt, and Advantages of Freethought

To Turn a Hypothesis Into a Theory, It Must Be Tested: 4. How to Deal With Ideas that Go Against Scientific Knowledge

Pseudoscience and Health: The World of Alternatives (to Truth)

Not from the Human Truth Foundation, but still relevant (3):

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