I’m exploring scepticism

[Rose]

I found this shocking and I'm having my eyes opened.

In 2001 Altea inherited a farm in Dorset, Vermont from Llewella Day, an elderly cancer victim. Ms. Day changed her will shortly before she died, thereby cutting her family out and leaving the $740,000 farm to Altea, with the desire it remain a working farm. Altea successfully fought Day's family's attempts to invalidate the will, and—against Ms. Day's wishes—demolished the farm house to make the farm into a "a healing foundation".[2][3] The family argued in court that Altea used "undue influence to convince a dying woman to change her will."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosemary_Altea


Listening to Michael Shermer on audio and experiencing many 'Oh my God!' moments. And his explanation of what a sceptic is is very helpful.

[bindeweede]

I found this shocking and I'm having my eyes opened.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosemary_Altea


Listening to Michael Shermer on audio and experiencing many 'Oh my God!' moments. And his explanation of what a sceptic is is very helpful.

Rose, have you come across Sylvia Browne? You will be able to carry out your own searches, but here is a start. It is a bit old, now, but she is still at it.

http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/browne.html

Also....

http://www.stopsylvia.com/home/

[Rose]

Thanks. I’ll have a look.