RFT Classics - Best of the 180s - Sketpicly focused Edition - 05-Feb-2013

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RFT Classics - Best of the 180s - Sketpicly focused Edition Its a best of Radio Free Thinker show. Today we revisit some of the best bits from past shows.This episode: Cellular Memory - the skeptical bubble - are we preaching to the 'chour' and missing the 'less' informed?; We take a moment and try to define what the terms used in the 'skeptic' community mean so that people engaging (at least RFT) will have a common understanding of what we are talking about and What up with the skeptical movement? - Should we continue to attempt to educate the ignorant (both senses of the term) or cut them a drift as lost causesCheck us out online at www.radiofreethinker.com and email us at [email protected] and follow us on twitter at @citrrft

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