Humor

Watched a really good documentary on marijuana last night.
From now on thats how I plan to watch all documentaries.

Apparently this mysterious video has taken the Internet by storm:


Here's a sceptical commentary by Hayley Stevens, but surely it's scarcely needed:
https://hayleyisaghost.co.uk/a-skeptic-i...bby-video/

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Apparently this mysterious video has taken the Internet by storm:


Here's a sceptical commentary by Hayley Stevens, but surely it's scarcely needed:
https://hayleyisaghost.co.uk/a-skeptic-i...bby-video/

I almost posted that video yesterday but then thought it was too ridiculous!

I almost posted that video yesterday but then thought it was too ridiculous!

One thing, at the end there is a voice, saying something like "Come on xxx". The xxx is a person's name I think but I can't quite make it out, it sounded like "Billo" or "Dillo" but it could be my ears. A very calm sort of voice, just sounds like ordinary people at home, nothing stressed or unusual. I read some of the comments but I don't recall any mention of who the two people, the speaker and the spoken to, were.

But I have nothing else to say, it doesn't merit the attention it already received.

One thing, at the end there is a voice, saying something like "Come on xxx". The xxx is a person's name I think but I can't quite make it out, it sounded like "Billo" or "Dillo" but it could be my ears.

Bilbo???

Well, any excuse to post this:

Apparently this mysterious video has taken the Internet by storm:


Here's a sceptical commentary by Hayley Stevens, but surely it's scarcely needed:
https://hayleyisaghost.co.uk/a-skeptic-i...bby-video/

Courtesy of the Anomalist - here's one mystery solved:
https://www.coasttocoastam.com/article/w...n_unmasked

It seems the "definitely not human" verdict (from some) wasn't really justifiable. But I think we already knew that.

It's the 50th anniversary of Scooby-Doo!

In an email update, Jason Colavito comments a bit solemnly:
"While later incarnations of Scooby-Doo went native and embraced the supernatural, the original Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? series remains an influential depiction of skepticism and rationalism in the face of supernatural mysteries. There is certainly a lesson in there about the way every ghost, demon, and space alien is really some greedy huckster in disguise."

I read with excitement on Skeptiko that it's possible to get paid for posting on Internet forums.

If someone can tell me what I have to say and who to send my bank details to, I'll be very grateful!

PS I am quite prepared to change my religion if necessary.

Is there any reason to think getting replicable evidence of psi should be any easier than this?