Phactum - 2013 01 - January
The January 2013 issue of Phactum, published by the Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking, features an article by W. Joseph Campbell debunking media myths in journalism. I
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AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Phactum newsletter (Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking) from the Archives for the Unexplained (AFU) in Norrköping, Sweden. Each entry summarises the complete contents of an issue — articles, sighting reports, interviews, key people, locations, and dates.
The January 2013 issue of Phactum, published by the Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking, features an article by W. Joseph Campbell debunking media myths in journalism. I
The February 2013 issue of Phactum delves into behavioral economics and the concept of libertarian paternalism, examining how policy-making can influence choices while preserving f
The March 2013 issue of Phactum features an announcement for a PhACT meeting on behavioral economics and libertarian paternalism, a lecture by James Randi on science and skepticism
The April 2013 issue of Phactum, published by the Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking, highlights an event featuring James "The Amazing" Randi at the Franklin Institute
This issue of Phactum, dated May/June/July 2013, announces a PhACT expedition to the Heinz National Wildlife Refuge to search for the 'Ape Boy of the Swamps'. It also features arti
This issue of Phactum, dated August/September 2013, focuses heavily on the AIDS conspiracy and the denial of science, particularly in South Africa, featuring Nicoli Nattrass's work
The October 2013 issue of Phactum magazine focuses on critical thinking and debunking pseudoscience. It features an announcement for a PhACT meeting with Dr. Paul Offit discussing
This issue of Phactum, the newsletter of the Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking, covers a range of topics including the beauty of the cosmos, the importance of symmetry
The January-March 2014 issue of Phactum, published by the Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking, features articles on various topics including the significance of cave art
This issue of Phactum, dated April/May/June 2014, commemorates the 100th anniversary of World War I, detailing its origins and key battles. It also features a review of Michael She
This issue of Phactum, dated July/August/September 2014, features articles on critical thinking, paranormal phenomena, and scientific analysis. It includes discussions on the assas
This issue of Phactum covers a range of topics including the 1914 Philadelphia Athletics' World Series loss, World War I events like the Christmas truce and Adolf Hitler's early mi
This issue of Phactum covers the January-March 2015 period, featuring Benjamin Franklin's life and contributions, with a focus on his scientific endeavors like the Kite & Key Exper
This issue of Phactum covers a diverse range of topics including the heroic World War I dog Sergeant Stubby, the concept of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in relation to bot
This issue of Phactum covers the 1915 World Series, featuring the Philadelphia Phillies. It also highlights upcoming lectures on quantum physics by Paul Halpern and on misinformati
This issue of Phactum debunks a fabricated story about President Woodrow Wilson's arrest in Philadelphia, revealing it to be a mash-up of images and details. It highlights how hist
This issue of Phactum critically examines the Tiktaalik fossil, arguing it is not a transitional species and should be removed from educational materials. It also discusses human e
This issue of Phactum covers the 1916 New Jersey shark attacks, detailing the series of fatal encounters and the subsequent shark hunt. It also explores the psychology of conspirac
This issue of Phactum delves into various topics, including the historical significance of Laurel Hill Cemetery in understanding Philadelphia's beer culture, tracing the origins of
This issue of Phactum focuses on public health, particularly the history and eradication of diphtheria through vaccination. It highlights the success of scientists like Dr. Maurice
This issue of Phactum delves into the legend of the Lost Templar Treasure and Fleet, referencing historical accounts and popular fiction like Dan Brown's 'The Da Vinci Code'. It al
This issue of Phactum explores the historical mystery of Templar head idols, examining accusations of idol worship during the Templars' suppression in 1307 and subsequent trials. I
This issue of Phactum covers a visit to the Ark Encounter in Kentucky, detailing its dimensions and exhibits. It also includes discussions on the dangers of opioid addiction, refer
This issue of Phactum features an article on the 'Curious Bind Runes of GR 1' found in Greenland, discussing their translation and potential magical significance. It also includes
This issue of Phactum focuses on the enduring relevance of Henry George's economic and social philosophy, particularly his 'Single Tax' proposal. The articles argue that land specu
This issue of Phactum covers the history of Yellow Fever, detailing its impact on American soldiers during the Spanish-American War and the scientific discoveries by Walter Reed an
This issue of Phactum, dated July/August/September 2018, features an in-depth look at the life and military service of Alfred Joyce Kilmer, poet and soldier, and the origin of the
This issue of Phactum highlights the contributions of American women in WWI, specifically Dr. Maude Kelly and Dr. Alice Weld Tallant, who served with the Smith College Relief Unit
This issue of Phactum delves into the ongoing scientific debate surrounding the extinction of the dinosaurs, presenting both the meteor impact theory championed by Luis Alvarez and
This issue of Phactum, the newsletter of the Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking, covers a variety of topics including the identification of 'angel hair' as spider silk,