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Formulating & interpreting known theories holistically & interpolating all fields of knowledge by studying history of Science & Philosophy.
Started by Rohan Somji 11 Comments
Kodėl žmonės mato Švenčiausiąją Mergelę Mariją sumuštinyje su sūriu arba girdi šėtoniškus žodžius dainoje "Stairway to Heaven"? Pasinaudodamas vaizdine medžiaga ir muzika, skeptikas Maiklas Šermeris parodo, kaip mes save įkalbame patikėti... ir neatsižvelgti į faktus.
Michael Shermer debunks myths, superstitions and urban legends, and explains why we believe them. Along with publishing Skeptic Magazine, he's author of Why People Believe Weird Things and The Mind of the Market. Full bio »
Translated into Lithuanian by Petras Ražanskas
Reviewed by Rytis Slatkevičius
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