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| Rational Alchemy 10/17/2009 |
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Rational Alchemy 10/17/2009 May be our most controversial episode ever. It's also our first NSFW episode, so be careful if others are in earshot. Also, if you are related to any of us, I strongly suggest you do not listen! You have been warned. I was joined by Jeff, Alison, and Nigel for a frank, and often shocking discussion of sex and morality. This is a topic we intend to revisit. Consider this a baseline to which our own morality can be compared. We find that sex has been neglected by the skeptical community and this is our first attempt to remedy that. After hearing this, you will know exactly where we stand. Now it's your turn. We want questions, comments, and stories from our audience. Nothing is too taboo. To find out how to contribute, follow this link.
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