1 Long ago and far away
2 retrograde
3 shallots
4 Back passage
5 substantially
6 No way Jose
7 Bend over backwards
1 Long ago and far away
2 retrograde
3 shallots
4 Back passage
5 substantially
6 No way Jose
7 Bend over backwards
Shasta Henry
How to Bee Skeptical – applying common sense to insects
SOAPBOX
A variety of speakers on a variety of topics
Every third Monday of the month the Victorian Branch of the Australian Skeptics hosts a talk or event:
Next:
Monday April 16
The Clyde Hotel
cnr Elgin & Cardigan Streets
Carlton
Join us for an informal meal and social chat with like-minded people from 6 pm.
Alternatively, you can turn up at 8 pm for the speaker or event. A $4 entry applies for the talk.
Go to the events tab on this page for more details or check the notice above for upcoming events.
Include Vic Skeptics in Your Will
The Australian Skeptics (Victorian Branch) Inc. [Vic Skeptics]. promotes critical thinking, scientific literacy and encourages a rational, sceptical approach to the paranormal and pseudoscience.
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Full listing with contact information for all Australian Skeptics Branches
Podcasts
Tony Pitman’s Reality Check
The Skeptic Zone
Science on top
Recommended
Friends of Science in Medicine
The Rationalists Society of Australia
The Atheist Society (Victoria)
The Humanist Society of Victoria
The Royal Society of Victoria Lectures
The ANZAAS Lectures
Losing in the Lucky Country
Vic Skeptics You Tube channel.
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