Mike Adams thinks he might have found an Illuminati symbol on Saturn. But not really. But totally yes. But maybe not. But maybe.

Way back when this blog was just getting started, I decided to include an odd and neat little image I once found making the rounds on the web in a post on Jim Marrs' latest conspiracy potboiler. That graphic was a piece of concept art for an alt history

Being told more people believed something makes you more likely to believe it too, even if science says the exact opposite.

The "health freedom" movement has nothing to do with giving you more options because the freedom is from all those pesky safety regulations and scientific studies.

Despite what you may have heard, Voyager 2 remains very much under human, not alien, control.

Could babies show future robots the proper way to interact with other humans?

Climate change deniers seem to hold on to a long discredited Russian hypothesis that oil comes from the mantle, not from dead living things decomposing under immense pressure.

Years of studies show that humans may be born with an innate understanding of good and bad, and prefer being nice to others.

Despite decades of experiments and mountains of evidence, there are still activists who refuse to believe HIV causes AIDS. And they have blood on their hands.

The man who spread the gospel of "praying away the gay" and gay men spreading AIDS where-ever they go was caught hiring a gay escort for his vacation.

In an ironic turn of events, accommodationist Massimo Pigliucci gets lambasted for being offensive to believers for writing a book about separating junk science and belief from fact.

Despite dangling a million dollar prize, with updated bank statements that it's legit, for a demonstration of a supernatural ability, James Randi has very few takers.

Wealthier, more confident women are, surprisingly to many men, paying for sex with professionals.

Movements who think they can "pray away the gay demons" aren't an exclusively American phenomenon.

The Discovery Institute thinks it has JPL dead to rights for demoting a vocal creationist. But the case is a little more complicated than that...