Some great skeptical things to do in the upcoming month, including

November 8th: Carl Sagan Day

November 17: Dunedin Skeptics in the Pub, 7.30pm

18th November 9:30pm TV3: Donated to Science

Now to November 28: Collapsing Creation, Downstage Theatre,
Wellington

November 8th: Carl Sagan Day
Graeme Hill of Radio Live is celebrating Carl Sagan Day (a day in
advance) from around 10.30-11.40, with song and prose demonstrating
one of the masters of science communication at work. Graeme will
also be interviewing the South Australian Health Minister on their
new anti-quack legislation at 12.15 that day.

November 17: Dunedin Skeptics in the Pub, 7.30pm
The Duke of Wellington, The Exchange, 1 Queens Gardens
Dunedin: an informal gathering, all welcome
http://dunedin.skepticsinthepub.net.nz/

18th November 9:30pm TV3: Donated to Science
For some there is a life after death....
A film by Skeptics Committee member Dr Paul Trotman -- so no, it's
not a paranormal take on things, but a compelling and fascinating
account of the interaction between those who planned to donate their
bodies to the Otago Medical School and the students who ultimately
benefited from that gift.
http://prnfilms.co.nz/

Now to November 28: Collapsing Creation, Downstage Theatre,
Wellington
This play comes highly recommended:
...a must-see for Skeptics as it vividly presents the intellectual
enormity and the various conflicts of Darwin's life and work; and the
'collapsing' of four decades into two dramatic hours is masterful.

Or check out why you don't have to be foolish to be fooled, courtesy
of New Scientist
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20427321.000-clever-fools-why-a-high-iq-doesnt-mean-youre-smart.html?full=true



Courtesy of NZ Skeptics Inc
Box 29-492, Christchurch http://www.skeptics.org.nz