- Arriving in Nashville, my colleague Sara Mayhew and I found a not-so-skeptical part of Nashville...
@saramayhew and I are doing our best to be skeptical here in Nashville #CSICON http://pic.twitter.com/jKmweRV8- The conferences official began with a live recording of the Skeptic's Guide to the Universe:
At #CSICON live @SkepticsGuide recording! I'm close enough to get hit with Steve Novella's spittle! #skepticwin http://pic.twitter.com/MnYFASbM- #csicon @RealJoeNickell chokes up quoting his friend Robert Baker. "There are no haunted houses, just haunted people." bit.ly/rqJgv
- The first panel was a discussion of belief with Ray Hyman, Indre Viskontas, Elizabeth Loftus and others:
- Loftus points out how the "repressed memory" phenomenon has long been debunked by psychological research:
- Indre Viskontas then spoke about some of the neurology of belief:
- The next talk I attend was by Sara Mayhew. She discussed how a good narrative can always incorporate good science and critical thinking.
The lovely @saramayhew is incepting an idea about inception in the movie Inception. My brain hurts. #meta http://pic.twitter.com/vYPBXCWE
Fun fact: @saramayhew hand-drew all her slides. Talented lady, mind still hurts from trying to incept Inception #CSICON http://pic.twitter.com/Psxpuuzh





