Publisher's Synopsis
Critical thinking and healthy skepticism are not usually something that comes naturally to people. It's something that has to be learned. Without the ability to recognize argumentative fallacies, invalid arguments, and incorrect thinking, one easily becomes prey to all kinds of superstitions and quackery, sometimes to one's detriment. This book is a collection of short essays dealing with diverse subjects on this field, pertaining to skepticism, religion and quackery.
