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Skepticalness abounds

Explore the new Circle of Skepticism blog carnival at Sorting Out Science and discover fascinating skeptical reads!

Written byPhil Plait

2008-07-18T08:04:20 | 1 min read

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Hey, the new Circle of Skepticism blog carnival is up at Sorting Out Science. But don't believe me, prove it for yourself! There're lots of doubtful things to read there.

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