
Science & Critical Thinking Resources
This is a non-exhaustive, searchable list of reliable and well vetted science communication resources. They are great places to start when looking for expertise, evidence-based information, honest and open inquiry, and interesting conversations in general concerning science. Some are heavier on the science, others are lighter entertainment, but all provide insight into the scientific consensus on whichever topics they cover, providing links and citations. You will find educational and curious supplies of science news/journalism, critical thinking resources, intellectual inquiry, and more.

Dr Matt & Dr Mike
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Video Channels
Mike Todorovic (PhD) & Dr. Matt Barton (PhD) are Senior Lecturers and Medical Researchers at Griffith University, Australia. These videos will help science, biology, and health students of all ages studying: - Anatomy - Physiology - Pathophysiology - Pharmacology - Biochemistry - Biology - Embryology
Educational, Collaborative Expertise, Scientific Inquiry

Britt Hermes - Naturopathic Diaries
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Websites
I am an ex-naturopathic doctor. I started this blog to expose naturopathic medicine and protect patients from the dangerous and incompetent practices rife in my former profession. — Britt Marie Hermes
Excellent insight from a former naturopath, now PhD student, into the fraudulent world of naturopathy.
Consumer Protection, Scientific Skepticism, Educational

Full Fact
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Websites
Bad information ruins lives. We’re a team of independent fact checkers and campaigners who find, expose and counter the harm it does. False or misleading claims affect us all, bad information promotes hate, damages people’s health, and hurts democracy.
We deserve better. Full Fact fights for the right information to reach the people who need it most, whether that’s individuals making decisions about their health or who to vote for; or politicians debating the future of our country.
Fact Checking, Journalism, Unbiased Reporting

Skeptoid
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Podcasts, Websites
Since 2006, Skeptoid has been taking on the most popular urban legends and revealing the true science, true history, and true lessons we can learn from each. Skeptoid generally examines four basic types of popular pseudosciences: Consumer frauds, like magic jewelry and free energy, Urban legends, like the Amityville Horror or the Philadelphia Experiment, Useless alternative medicine schemes, like detoxification and reflexology, Conspiracy theories, like chemtrails or 9/11 "truth" theories.
Scientific Skepticism, Debunking, Consumer Protection, Educational

Quackwatch
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Websites
Quackwatch, which is operated by Stephen Barrett, M.D., is a network of Web sites and mailing lists maintained by the Center for Inquiry (CFI). The sites focus on health frauds, myths, fads, fallacies, and misconduct. Their main goal is to provide information that is difficult or impossible to get elsewhere. To help visitors with special areas of interest, there are sites that cover autism, chiropractic, dentistry, multilevel marketing, and many other problematic areas.
Consumer Protection, Debunking, Scientific Skepticism

Point of Inquiry
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Podcasts, Websites
Point of Inquiry is a production of the Center for Inquiry, where the brightest minds of our time engage in deep conversation about the big questions in science, religion, politics, and culture.
Each episode brings a long-form, deep and insightful conversation with high quality guests who bring great expertise and passion for truth to the table.
Scientific Skepticism, Science Communication, Critical Thinking, Scientific Inquiry, Long Form

The Good Thinking Society
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Websites, Science Journalism
Our goal is “to encourage curiosity and promote rational thinking”, hence the positive title of the organisation. At the same time, this inevitably means battling against irrationality and pseudoscience. We are pro-science and pro-evidence, which means we are anti-woo and anti-quack. In short, we like skepticism, but not cynicism. We like nerds and geeks, but we hate bogus things without a jot of evidence.
Consumer Protection, Collaborative Expertise, Politics & Science, Skepticism

THE DOCTOR WHO FOOLED THE WORLD: Andrew Wakefield's War on Vaccines
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Books, Science Journalism
A definitive account of the most consequential medical fraud of the twentieth century and of investigative reporter Brian Deer's role in uncovering it. Deer's book is a compelling reminder of what great investigative journalism looks like and why it matters.
Consumer Protection, Educational, Journalism, Fact Checking, Unbiased Reporting

The Blank Slate
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Books
Great psychology literature, which shows that most of the time people believe things for essentially subconscious, emotional, hard-wiring reasons.
Most of our conscious thought is spent not deciding what to believe, but rationalizing what we already do believe.
Psychology, Scientific Inquiry, Educational

Bad UFOs: Skepticism, UFOs, and The Universe
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Websites
Tonnes of deep dive investigations into paranormal/UFO claims.
One of the leading skeptical investigators of UFOs, and wrote a column in The Skeptical Inquirer for almost 40 years. Casts a skeptical eye on unsubstantiated claims about aliens & UFOs.
Skepticism, Scientific Skepticism, Critical Thinking, Debunking
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