An unusually short episode this week brought to you by Annika and András, featuring the first record of a ball-lightning observation in the English speaking world from 1195 AD, then we talk about a prison sentence over a fake diagnostic tool in Germany. And of course, we finish on a fitting quote from Plato.
Enjoy!
Segments: Intro; Greetings; TWISH; News; Quote And Farewell; Outro
0:00:35 INTRO
0:00:50 GREETINGS
0:03:57 TWISH – THIS WEEK IN SKEPTICAL HISTORY
- June 7 1195 – the first sighting of a ball lighting in England
0:09:21 NEWS
- GERMANY: Prison sentence for useless bioscan devices from Pliezhausen
0:14:37 QUOTE AND FAREWELL
“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.”
/Plato, born 428, died 348 BC/
0:15:50 OUTRO