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We still don't know the significance of this mysterious final transmission of an airliner just before its crash.
DDT can be both a killer of birds and a savior against malaria. Rarely is a question as black and white as we'd like.
Speed reading classes claim to be able to turbocharge your words per minute. Save your money; it doesn't work.
A few of my favorite moments looking back on 228 Skeptoid episodes.
Although a lot of products promise to boost your immune system, there is actually no such thing.
A ghost light in North Carolina has people scratching their heads, but researchers solved it a century ago.
The annual meeting of the Bilderberg Group is not to plan global domination.
News agencies have long promoted a 2001 red rainfall as alien, but a better explanation was already there.
Stories of living frogs being found encased in solid rock have a more interesting (and reality-based) explanation.
The Curse of Macbeth should make Shakespeare's play too dangerous to perform, but science tells us for sure.
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