More on the moon hoax conspiracy, showing not only that the conspiracy theory is bogus, but that you can't trust a word that those hawking the theory say.
The news organizations claim that their election polls are scientific. This episode explains the science behind polls and surveys and why election polls are unreliable at best.
Pareidolia refers to the human tendency to see faces and other patterns in noise. It can be for fun, like seeing patterns in clouds, but sometimes people start thinking that the things they are seeing are really there.
Probably the most misunderstood clause in the Constitution is the General Welfare clause. Once again, we use logic to determine the meaning of the clause and how it should be properly applied.
While the Constitution was framed, debate was split over whether we should have a federalist or a nationalist government. This lecture covers the controversy and how it was resolved in the Constitution.
Debunks the Law of Attraction, as described by the movie "The Secret," and covers quantum mechanics, the placebo effect, and other things that they get astoundingly wrong.
Debunking the idea that hidden messages can be found in the Bible that predict future events.
This episode marks a first for Bogosity: a special guest, Lee Graham, contributing video specifically for this episode. You can see his work at www.stellaralchemy.com.
The Constitution sets up the United States as a republic, not a democracy. This lecture covers the difference between a democracy and a republic and why it's so important.
This isn't a subject that skeptics usually tackle, but maybe that should change. The War on Drugs, and the claims made in its support, is every bit as bogus as creationism and the moon landing hoax.
Some people say we never landed on the moon. This episode debunks that pathetically idiotic conspiracy theory, as expressed in Bart Sibrel's film "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon."
The Federal government does not have any powers unless it is given to them by the Constitution. This lesson explains why, how it works, and what the consequences are.
This video debunks the creationist claim that the speed of light was faster in the past, which they need to make the universe 6,000 years old.
This video is inspired by the videos of cdk007 on YouTube.