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Written byPhil Plait

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Did you know that the James Randi Educational Foundation has a Facebook page? So does TAM 6. I'm not completely sure what use the Facebook group pages are; Randi already has a discussion board, though I would guess some Facebook users who are fans of Randi may not know about his board. And somehow, without my knowledge, I became an officer of the group! Calloo callay! Where are my epaulets?

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