Skeptics' Circle Number 76

Good for Martin Hosting the Skeptics' Circle and keeping out the cranks.

I'm fond of Whiskey Before Breakfasts' entry on just whether the 20th century truly was the bloodiest, and Knudsens News straight-faced description of the failure of doctors to meet chiropractic standard of care.

Enjoy!

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