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What Does Gender Actually Mean?
Christopher Ward is a S X Health Improvement Worker and Humanist member. This talk will be an introduction to issues around gender and sexuality, a subject which has had considerable attention in the media without much sensitivity or explanations of the terminology. Come to learn and understand how to show tolerant, Humanist attitudes on gender issues View event on Facebook View event on Meetup About SX SX is about improving the sex, health and wellbeing of gay and bisexual men,…
Find out more »Glasgow Skeptics visit Café Scientifique: What is the real cost of the EV revolution?
So we don't have an official Glasgow Skeptics event on this date ... but our friends over in Cafe Scientifique have got something to tickle your fancy instead. The topic this month: What is the real cost of the EV revolution? Speaker: Christian Calvillo For more information about Café Scientifique: http://www.gla.ac.uk/events/cafescientifique/ === Drop-in event. No tickets required, just turn up! The talk is free - although they do ask for donations Accessibility: The talk is on the top floor of…
Find out more »In GOOP Health?
For our event falling closest to International Women's Day we're turning the spotlight towards a thorn in the side of women's health. Founded in 2008 by actress Gwyneth Paltrow, GOOP has gone from a weekly lifestyle newsletter to a multi million dollar enterprise offering a plethora of new-age 'wellness' products and services. They hit the headlines again recently with the release of a six-part documentary series on Netflix 'The GOOP Lab'. The show features a plethora of pseudoscientific topics such…
Find out more »CANCELLED: Climate Change Madness (There is method in it)
This event has been cancelled. Apologies for any inconvenience Climate science is one of the most diverse fields of research spanning from statistical physics of air molecules to geology and geochemistry of million year old rock formations. The aim of this talk is to illuminate through discussion some of how the small scale is done (say, measuring an air bubble in an ice core), how it's built up into the large scale (through statistics, modelling, and meta-analysis), and some…
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