Skeptics Guide to the Universe 3/30/2021

Last updated over 4 years ago

6 questions

What evidence or prior knowledge do you have which lead you to choosing this one as fiction?

Skeptics Guide to the Universe 3/30/2021

Last updated over 4 years ago

6 questions

Item #1 A new analysis supports the conclusion that the largest flightless birds to ever exist, the Australian Dromornithids, were most closely related to chickens. 

Item #2 An evaluation of college students during the pandemic found that while mood generally decreased during the lockdown, introverts experienced an increase in mood. 

Item #3 A new study finds evidence that the supercontinent cycle started about 4 billion years ago, and has gone through six full cycles.

Skeptical Quote of the Week
‘How weak our brains are, and how quickly they are terrified and led into error by a small incomprehensible fact. Instead of saying simply: ‘I do not understand because I do not know the cause,’ we immediately imagine terrible mysteries and supernatural powers.’ - Guy De Maupassant

Of the different terms in the story, were there any terms you did not understand.

Using your prior knowledge, which story do you think is fiction?

What evidence or prior knowledge do you have which lead you to choosing this one as fiction?

After listening to your classmates and scientific experts which story do you think is fiction?

Explain one of two situations: if you changed your answer what influenced you to change it or if you kept your original answer why did you not change your answer.

Skeptics Guide to the Universe 3/30/2021

What evidence or prior knowledge do you have which lead you to choosing this one as fiction?

Skeptics Guide to the Universe 3/30/2021

Skeptical Quote of the Week

Using your prior knowledge, which story do you think is fiction?

What evidence or prior knowledge do you have which lead you to choosing this one as fiction?

After listening to your classmates and scientific experts which story do you think is fiction?

Explain one of two situations: if you changed your answer what influenced you to change it or if you kept your original answer why did you not change your answer.

How do you think these stories could impact your everyday life?

Skeptical Quote of the Week

Using your prior knowledge, which story do you think is fiction?

After listening to your classmates and scientific experts which story do you think is fiction?

Explain one of two situations: if you changed your answer what influenced you to change it or if you kept your original answer why did you not change your answer.

How do you think these stories could impact your everyday life?