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Brian Dunning of the Skeptoid podcast and Skeptoid Media Inc. returns to talk with us about his newest documentary, The Principles of Curiosity! (Website Link, Video Link)
It presents a general introduction to the foundations of scientific skepticism and critical thinking, focusing on a simple process they call the three Cs: Challenge, Consider, and Conclude.
It’s the spiritual successor to his 2011 intro to critical thinking documentary, Here Be Dragons.
Coming in 2018, Skeptoid Media’s new feature documentary: Science Friction! In their own words:
“Finally, a documentary about scientists who get misrepresented by the media.
Science Friction is going to expose these faux documentaries by name, and will give the scientists a chance to clear the record. The film is intended for theatrical release. The networks are not going to like us very much, so we are crowdfunding the production.”
This project is still receiving funding and the more money they receive for funding, the better this film will be. Seriously, consider clicking the link above and throw them a few bucks to help bring this documentary to the public and have it pack as much of a punch as possible.
We also discuss a recently released Skeptoid episode 605 – The Civil War Pterosaur.
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Brian Dunning of the Skeptoid podcast and Skeptoid Media Inc. returns to talk with us about his newest documentary, The Principles of Curiosity! (Website Link, Video Link)
It presents a general introduction to the foundations of scientific skepticism and critical thinking, focusing on a simple process they call the three Cs: Challenge, Consider, and Conclude.
It’s the spiritual successor to his 2011 intro to critical thinking documentary, Here Be Dragons.
Coming in 2018, Skeptoid Media’s new feature documentary: Science Friction! In their own words:
“Finally, a documentary about scientists who get misrepresented by the media.
Science Friction is going to expose these faux documentaries by name, and will give the scientists a chance to clear the record. The film is intended for theatrical release. The networks are not going to like us very much, so we are crowdfunding the production.”
This project is still receiving funding and the more money they receive for funding, the better this film will be. Seriously, consider clicking the link above and throw them a few bucks to help bring this documentary to the public and have it pack as much of a punch as possible.
We also discuss a recently released Skeptoid episode 605 – The Civil War Pterosaur.

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