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The mainstream press is starting to catch on. We help synthesize the information being published and call them out when they get it wrong.

SkeptoidApr 3, 2024
Navigating the Complexities of Schumann Resonance: A Response to Skeptoid’s Oversimplifications

Responding to Facts and Fiction of the Schumann Resonance by Brian Dunning.

In the vast expanse of scientific discourse, it’s essential to approach each topic with a blend of skepticism and open-mindedness. Recently, an article published on Skeptoid rigorously critiqued the Schumann Resonance’s alleged health benefits, presenting an argument steeped in a mix of well-founded skepticism and, unfortunately, some oversimplifications. While the critique rightly debunks several unfounded

Scientific AmericanJul 1, 2023
Brain Waves Synchronize when People Interact

Responding to Brain Waves Synchronize when People Interact by Lydia Denworth.

There’s growing research on a fascinating phenomenon called brainwave synchronization. It turns out that during social interactions, people’s brainwaves can actually align with each other.  This synchronization seems to be linked to positive social experiences like empathy, cooperation, and even just feeling a connection with someone. Here’s a bit more about it: The Science Behind

ForbesDec 21, 2022
Forbes misses the mark on ‘The Science of Sound’

Responding to Think You’ve Heard It All? New Research Into ‘The Science Of Sound’ Proves Otherwise by Michael Plitkins.

If you’ve ever looked for evidence that the Solfeggio Frequencies are real, you may have come across this article in Forbes that seems to lend validity to the idea. Unfortunately, this is a case of inaccurate journalism. The Forbes article in question…

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