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Latest Podcasts

Episode #482

Skeptics with a K As Alice and Marsh return from travels to Portugal, Mike talks about the new feature from Anthropic which can identify AI generated text.

Episode #081

The Skeptic Podcast From the pages of The Skeptic magazine, this is The Skeptic podcast, bringing you the best of the magazine’s expert analysis of pseudoscience, conspiracy theory and claims of the paranormal. Featuring articles from Carlos Orsi, Elissar Gerges, Robyn Lowe, and Ted Lefroy.

Episode #054 - Live from QED 2023

InKredulous Episode 54 of our satirical, skeptical comedy podcast recorded live at QED 2023. Appearing alongside host Andy Wilson are Jordan Holmes, Cara Santa Maria, and Michael Marshall.

The Skeptic

The longevity protocol of dasatinib and quercetin has shown some promise… but so far, only in mice
By Brian Goncus,

While some early mouse studies show promise for a dasatinib and quercetin longevity cocktail, evidence doesn't yet suggest humans can benefit

The post The longevity protocol of dasatinib and quercetin has shown some promise… but so far, only in mice appeared first on The Skeptic.

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