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Off-campus resources for rationalists, in more-or-less alphabetical order.Rationalism, Freethought and other
thought-full links:
2think.org: Science, philosophy, skepticism and so on.
Adbusters Media Foundation: Anti-corporate media
organization that makes uncommericals... a great site!
AHA: American Humanism Assoc.
Allen Sokal: Physicist who
embarrassed the po-mo crowd with his published spoof in Social Text.
The Anti-Evolutionists: William
A. Dembski: Details on The Sagan Society's new favorite creationist.
Atlanta Freethought Society: Atlanta's
Excellent Freethought Group.
BARF: The Biblical America Resistance Front.
BRS: The Bertrand Russell
Society.
CSICOP: Committee for the Scientific Investigation of
Claims of the Paranormal.
Campus Freethought Alliance: Just what it
says.
Common Sense: Princeton's Secular
Society.
Critical Thinking: The Center for Critical
Thinking.
The Edge: Big time brain food.
FAIR: Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting - and do we
ever need it!
The Foundation of Humankind, Inc.: A secular humanist
non-profit resource center.
Freedom Forum: A 1st Amendment
Organization.
Freedom From Religion Foundation: Church & State --
Keep 'em separated! (Of special note is this Freethought Today article on movies with freethought themes or
characters.)
James Randi: The James Randi Educational
Foundation.
No answers in Genesis: A collection of writings and resources on Evolution.
Overlawyered.com: Title says it all.
Pierre Stromberg's Paranormal Northwest: A
skeptic site for Washington State.
Prometheus: A magazine for thinking
persons.
Rationalism: The Rationalists of E.
Tennessee.
Reasonworks: Audiotapes for the Freethinker.
Secular Student Alliance: "Mobilizing
Students for a New Enlightenment" is a great slogan, isn't it?
Secular Humanism: The Council for Secular
Humanism.
The Secular Web: Proud to name themselves Internet
Infidels.
Skeptics Society: Michael Shermer's Skeptic Magazine.
SKEPTICS.CAnada: Ontario Skeptics, the largest
skeptic group in Canada.
Social Issues Research Centre: Critical examination of
the media on health issues from the U.K.
Science-oriented links:
American
Astronomical Society: Publishes the Astrophysical Journal.
The American Scientist: A Scientific
Research Society.
Bad Science: Fighting the
battle of misinformation. Bet you don't know why fog really forms!
Center for Science in the Public Interest: Publishes
the Nutrition Action Newsletter.
The Foresight Institute: Dedicated to
preparing for nanotechnology.
The Genome Database: The world human Genome
project.
The hmsbeagle A BioMedNet Magazine.
Hubble Heritage: High art from the Hubble Space
Telescope.
The IG Nobel Prize Home Page: The prize
for research that cannot or should not be duplicated.
JAMA: Journal of the American Medical
Association.
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report: Sounds bad,
huh? Don't be fooled, this is an excellent journal.
NASA: Our destiny in space.
NCSE: National Center for Science
Education.
National Academy of the Sciences
The National Institutes of Health: Our Nation's research
center.
Nature: International Journal of Science.
New England Journal of Medicine: Weekly journal of the
Massachusetts Medical Society.
New Scientist: Superb weekly science journal
from the U.K.
NIX: The NASA Image Exchange.
The Nobel Prize Internet Archive: Check here to find
out if you're a winner.
The Planetary Society: Space geeks unite!
Quackwatch: Your guide to health fraud, quackery,
and intelligent decisions. Terrific resource, lots of links.
Science Online: American Assoc. for the
Advancement of Science.
Scientific American: The Scientific American Magazine.
String Theory: The Official String Theory
Website.
UGA Observatory: Schedules monthly
telescope nights.
The Why Files: The Why files at the
University of Wisconsin.
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