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  1. Misrepresenting Reality

    Misrepresenting reality without any supporting evidence – indeed, usually directly in the face of the objective evidence. How did the Leave campaign get away with it? And why are we still letting them get away with it?

    7:30PM Wednesday 15 February 2017 The King's Arms
  2. AGM

    It's time for our least interesting event of the year: the AGM.

    Note: we've had to postpone this meeting to the Friday. The pub is likely to be busy so watch for venue updates — or email agm@gmss.uk and I'll make sure you're kept up to date.

    7:00PM Friday 3 February 2017 The King's Arms
  3. The Physics Of Ghosts

    Join us for a debunking of real-life ghost stories, followed by a re-bunking, and then a second debunking.

    7:30PM Thursday 12 January 2017 The King's Arms
  4. What are the lessons of history (and will we ever actually learn them)?

    It is now almost inevitable that the Nazis will appear as a cautionary example in any political discussion and yet this year has seen the rise to prominence of groups which openly share many of their beliefs and even borrow their symbols. It appears that knowing about the past is not the same as learning from history. Historian Victoria Stiles asks if it is reasonable to expect history to teach us anything at all.

    7:30PM Thursday 8 December 2016 The King's Arms
  5. The Spectrum of Violence

    Dr Clare Allely will be considering the link between neurodevelopment disorders and the actions of killers such as Anders Breivik.

    7:30PM Thursday 17 November 2016 The King's Arms
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