Sunday, September 28, 2008
Carnival of the Africans #2
Posted by Simon Halliday | Sunday, September 28, 2008 | Category:
Carnival of the Africans,
Skepticism,
South Africa
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Wim Louw over at the little book of capoeira is hosting the second Carnival of the Africans, to which I contributed three pieces, my piece on having a large disadvantaged (I forgot the final d in the original piece's title, silly typo!) populace but wanting to create equality, my piece on herbal remedies and my piece on Egalitarianism in young children.
Other pieces I liked in the carnival include:
Dr. Spurt's ecocultural biases of cognition.
The Skeptic Detective's discussion of why the LHC won't end the world.
Sceptic SA's take on Angus Buchan et al.
Yet another skeptic's blog looks at a little chart on SA Matriculants.
Others were also cool, but I don't feel like doing any more link :-)
I am hosting the next carnival on 28 October 2008 and I will be sending out calls for submissions. In fact be aware that I may very well send barrages of emails your way if you just happen to write on things related to Africa and to skeptical thinking.
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