 Cover via AmazonSceptics are often considered to be life's party poopers. Damn them and  their rationality, sense of logic and reason! Not satisfied with  debunking everything from reptoid conspiracy theories to hippy herbal  cures in recent times the critical eye has been cast over the self-help  movement. According to Professor Richard Wiseman much of the advice  being touted by the gurus of positive motivation is based on little  scientific evidence. In fact, many anecdotal stories told by these gurus  relating to certain experiments used to justify their methods are  either only partially reported or didn't happen at all. So, you might  think, if this isn't raining on the proverbial happy parade than what  is. Well, according to Wiseman much of these self-help
Cover via AmazonSceptics are often considered to be life's party poopers. Damn them and  their rationality, sense of logic and reason! Not satisfied with  debunking everything from reptoid conspiracy theories to hippy herbal  cures in recent times the critical eye has been cast over the self-help  movement. According to Professor Richard Wiseman much of the advice  being touted by the gurus of positive motivation is based on little  scientific evidence. In fact, many anecdotal stories told by these gurus  relating to certain experiments used to justify their methods are  either only partially reported or didn't happen at all. So, you might  think, if this isn't raining on the proverbial happy parade than what  is. Well, according to Wiseman much of these self-help The obscure writings of Jamie Clubb. "It rained last week because God was crying about how sceptical you are, Jamie" - Sarah Chipperfield
Thursday, 26 August 2010
Finally Rational Self-Help!
 Cover via AmazonSceptics are often considered to be life's party poopers. Damn them and  their rationality, sense of logic and reason! Not satisfied with  debunking everything from reptoid conspiracy theories to hippy herbal  cures in recent times the critical eye has been cast over the self-help  movement. According to Professor Richard Wiseman much of the advice  being touted by the gurus of positive motivation is based on little  scientific evidence. In fact, many anecdotal stories told by these gurus  relating to certain experiments used to justify their methods are  either only partially reported or didn't happen at all. So, you might  think, if this isn't raining on the proverbial happy parade than what  is. Well, according to Wiseman much of these self-help
Cover via AmazonSceptics are often considered to be life's party poopers. Damn them and  their rationality, sense of logic and reason! Not satisfied with  debunking everything from reptoid conspiracy theories to hippy herbal  cures in recent times the critical eye has been cast over the self-help  movement. According to Professor Richard Wiseman much of the advice  being touted by the gurus of positive motivation is based on little  scientific evidence. In fact, many anecdotal stories told by these gurus  relating to certain experiments used to justify their methods are  either only partially reported or didn't happen at all. So, you might  think, if this isn't raining on the proverbial happy parade than what  is. Well, according to Wiseman much of these self-help 
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