N.B.: If you know about an African science or skeptical blog that is not on this list, please let me know!
- 01 and the universe
- Acinonyx Scepticus
- Amanuensis
- Ambient Normality **New**
- Botswana Skeptic **New**
- Effortless Incitement
- Ewan's Corner
- Ionian Enchantment
- Irreverence
- LimbicNutrition **New**
- other things amanzi
- Orion Spur **New url**
- Pause and Consider
- Pickled Bushman
- Prometheus Unbound
- Psychohistorian **New**
- Scorched
- Science of Sport
- Stop Danie Krugel **New**
- subtle shift in emphasis
- Timbuktu Chronicles **New**
- the little book of capoeira
- The Skeptic Blacksheep
- The Skeptic Detective
- Yet Another Sceptic's Blog
What qualifies as an African Sceptic blog? And why do you use the American spelling?
ReplyDeleteBecause he's aiming for an American audience?
ReplyDeleteAnd it's a blog whose author is African, or who lives in Africa, or who deals with uniquely African issues. Obviously, all to do with scepticism, pseudoscience, credulity, etc.
Joy-Mari... I went to an American school at an impressionable age, so I've always preferred American spelling. (Programme?! come on)
ReplyDeleteAfrican = by an African (whitys included), skeptic = scientific skepticism.
Have you read my Word Whisperer blog, Michael? I posted something on American grammar and spelling versus British grammar and spelling a while back. < /self-promotion >
ReplyDeleteIt's a pity Gustav doesn't really blog anymore; his Constant Flux blog is really good.
I'll try to think of other blogs that might fit your profile.
Joy-Mari... I'll have a look, you have a url for me?
ReplyDeleteThanks... that would be awesome.
http://constantflux.co.za
ReplyDeleteNice work, Michael.
ReplyDeleteJust to let you know, I've posted the blog roll at The Lay Scientist - http://www.layscience.net/node/471 . Good job.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
ReplyDeleteWow until about a minute ago I did not know there there are quite a few of us. Nice blog btw, I'll keep an eye on it =)
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