We are a group of four skeptics from the Atropos Skeptical Society who share our critical perspective on the world around us.
We have discussions, examine facts and share our views to promote critical thinking and a rational approach to life.
Our view:
We try to evaluate current events in the Czech Republic in a skeptical and objective manner. Our articles in English are aimed at international readers who want to be informed about local issues.
Our topics:
We deal with critical evaluation of various areas, from alternative medicine, pseudoscience, to issues of faith and fundamentalism.
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Together we can create space for critical thinking and reason.
Pavel „pan Psax“ Šmejkal
Founding member of the original independent podcast, member of Guerrilla Skepticism on Wikipedia and Czech Skeptics’ Club Sisyfos. Nature observer, night walker, fan of Street Epistemology.Czech TV post-production support. And he is on BigPharma and Soros payroll…. allegedly.
Veronika „Ameeli” Saforková
Writer, author of Diary of a Madness. Alcoholic abstaining from alcohol. And also blue-eyed graduate of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. And an Aquarius full of ideas she’s never able to follow through on. A chaotic mess of a woman, forever convinced of her uniqueness and otherness. She is not a skeptic and yet she has joined this society. Humanist and foolish naif.
Jana „Lichlelle” Šťastná
An incorrigible and sincere cynic obsessed with obscure teachings who clings to details and is never satisfied. She’s currently getting on everyone’s nerves in the support department, where she’s a IT consultant ERPShe has a degree in IT and enjoys trolling others with the truth on discussion boards, but he is unsurpassed in her fantasizing and, despite her character flaws, is surprisingly quite a cheerful person.
