Tag: confirmation bias

October 3, 2018 By alberto

Do Ouija Boards Really Work? Spoiler Alert: They Don’t.

As children, we’ve probably all tried a Ouija board at one time or another. Remember how it went? Two or…

September 11, 2018 By alberto

Reiki: Real or Ridiculous?

Reiki, a spiritual practice developed by a Japanese Buddhist in 1992, has developed into various traditions. Some call is palm…

September 8, 2018 By alberto

What do JFK, Lincoln, and Cherry Picking Have In Common?

Following the assassination of one of America’s most beloved Presidents, John F. Kennedy, a list of weird coincidences exposing a…

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Tag: confirmation bias

Do Ouija Boards Really Work? Spoiler Alert: They Don’t.

Reiki: Real or Ridiculous?

What do JFK, Lincoln, and Cherry Picking Have In Common?

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