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Intellectual self-defense: zetetics courses | Tangente

Courses in intellectual self-defense

Cortecs (Collective for Transdisciplinary Research on Critical Thinking & Science) is a teaching and research collective founded in 2010 to produce educational resources and scientific content, as well as courses and training in critical thinking, intellectual self-defense, zetetics and the scientific method.

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PublishedMarch 26, 2019UpdatedMay 16, 2026
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March 2019N° 187
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Zeteticism

Series of 13 articles
  1. Zetetics, or the art of doubtArticle
  2. A mathematical approach to the paranormalArticle
  3. The definitive collection on scientific skepticismBrief
  4. Demystifying the Bible's "secret codes"Article
  5. How poetry gave rise to Markov chainsBrief
  6. Objective reality and perceived realityBrief
  7. The art of making numbers talkArticle
  8. TelepathyArticle
  9. Bertrand Russell's teapotBrief
  10. “Theorizing” conspiracy theoryBrief
  11. François Viète's zeteticsBrief
  12. Courses in intellectual self-defenseReading
  13. Promoting science communicationArticle

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