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Category Archives: pseudoscience
Monica Pignotti In Black And White: Where’s The Book?
Here you go, and it does not get any more real than this, straight from one of Monica Pignotti’s blogs: As you can see, on November 8,2009, she claimed to have a book contract. That’s about two and a half … Continue reading
Posted in conspiracy theory, critical thinking, debunking, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, lawsuit, linda rosa, mark steinberg, monica pignotti, pseudoscience, quackery, roger callahan, scientology, thought field therapy, voice technology, voting machines
Tagged charly d. miller, dianetics, emily rosa, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, mark steinberg, monica pignotti, roger callahan, scientology, social work, thought field therapy, voice technology, voting machines
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Monica Pignotti: Physician, Heal Thyself!
Instead of engaging in pointless commentary about John Knapp, Monica Pignotti would do better to offer a cogent explanation for why she is no longer associated with Larry Sarner and Linda Rosa. It is also worth noting that neither Sarner … Continue reading
Posted in charly d. miller, conspiracy theory, critical thinking, debunking, dianetics, james randi, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, linda rosa, mark steinberg, monica pignotti, pseudoscience, quackery, roger callahan, scientology, the amazing meeting, the amazing randi, thought field therapy, voice technology, voting machines
Tagged charly d. miller, critical thinking, dianetics, emily rosa, florida state university, jean mercer, john knapp, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, penn and teller, pseudoscience, quackery, roger callahan, scientology, social work, the amazing meeting, voting machines
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Monica Pignotti: “I cannot comment”
In one of her typical tirades, Monica Pignotti freely admitted to not really knowing very much about one of the objects of her attacks. Is this evidence based practice? Is this representative of Monica Pignotti’s self-touted critical thinking skills? It … Continue reading
Posted in charles sanders peirce, charly d. miller, conspiracy theory, critical thinking, debunking, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, pseudoscience, quackery
Tagged charly d. miller, critical thinking, hate campaign, james randi, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, penn and teller, propaganda, pseudoscience, quackery
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Monica Pignotti Fails At TIME TRAVEL!
Monica Pignotti is fascinated with time travel. She stated that if she could go back in time, she would eradicate the Internet. Not satisfied to sit around and fantasize, she’s actually tried, without success, to manipulate time. Take a look … Continue reading
Posted in 1984, charly d. miller, conspiracy theory, critical thinking, debunking, internet, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, linda rosa, mark steinberg, monica pignotti, pseudoscience, quackery, time travel
Tagged bruce thyer, charly d. miller, chris mooney, emily rosa, fraud, h. g. wells, james randi, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, project dod, pseudoscience, quackery, roger callahan, tiffany rad, time travel, wayward radish
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Newsflash: Secret Identity of “Orac” Revealed as Dr. David Gorski!
This is actually very old news, but it would appear Monica Pignotti still has some fascination with Gorski’s gothic stylings.
Posted in charly d. miller, conspiracy theory, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, lawsuit, linda rosa, monica pignotti, peter paul luce, pseudoscience, quackery, roger callahan, thought field therapy, vern bickel, voting machines
Tagged charles sanders peirce, charly d. miller, david gorski, emily rosa, internet harassment, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, orac, vern bickel, voting machines
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The Cruel Tutelage of Charles Sanders Peirce (Part 2)
Recently, it appears that Monica Pignotti emailed a potential witness in the pending (as of now) court case against “Advocates for Children in Therapy,” operated by Larry Sarner of Loveland, CO. This is the same Larry Sarner who stood at … Continue reading
Posted in charles sanders peirce, conspiracy theory, critical thinking, debunking, james randi, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, lawsuit, linda rosa, monica pignotti, penn & teller, penn and teller, pseudoscience, quackery, the amazing randi, vern bickel, voting machines
Tagged advocates for children in therapy, charles sanders peirce, charly d. miller, james randi, jean mercer, larry sarner, lawsuit, linda rosa, logical fallacy, monica pignotti, penn & teller, penn and teller, proving a negative, the amazing randi, witness
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The Blind Wisdom of Google Ads
Monica Pignotti is concerned about her Internet reputation. Her affiliation with Larry Sarner has not helped. Sarner borrowed money to develop voting machines, and did not pay it back. Sarner solicited and obtained substantial amounts of investment money for the … Continue reading
Posted in charly d. miller, critical thinking, internet, james randi, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, lawsuit, monica pignotti, pseudoscience, roger callahan, thought field therapy, voice technology, voting machines
Tagged charly d. miller, defamation, google, google ads, internet reputation, james randi, jean mercer, larry sarner, mark steinberg, monica pignotti, penn & teller, roger callahan, tapping therapy, thought field therapy, voice technology, voting machines
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The Cruel Tutelage of Charles Sanders Peirce
Many people are familiar with this deductive syllogism: All men are mortal; Socrates is a man; THEREFORE, Socrates is mortal. Less familar, and much less useful, is this “syllogism” employed by Monica Pignotti, Jean Mercer, Larry Sarner, Linda Rosa, and … Continue reading
Posted in charles sanders peirce, charly d. miller, critical thinking, jean mercer, larry sarner, larry w. sarner, lawsuit, linda rosa, monica pignotti, prone restraint, pseudoscience
Tagged advocates for children in therapy, charles sanders peirce, charly d. miller, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, prone restraints
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