The Skeptic Corner

Any subject of interest that can be controversial will have its skeptics. 

It is healthy to be skeptical. Not being easily convinced and having doubts or reservations is a good thing but to be excessively sceptical can lead to missed opportunities. A deeply ingrained skepticism can prevent someone from pursuing new possibilities, which leads to missed opportunities. Extreme skepticism can make it difficult to form any kind of belief or conviction, potentially leading to indecisiveness and a lack of clarity in one's worldview. Overly skeptical individuals may be resistant to new ideas or perspectives, when taken to extremes, can lead to misinterpretations of situations and a tendency to focus on the negative aspects of things. 


In our subject this can generally mean those that have researched the Affair of Rennes-le-Chateau and decided it is all a hoax. They have studied the present evidence as currently presented and decided their own views. Generally they don not seem able to go beyond their own developed world-view ....

In this section I will post the thoughts of some of those sceptics .....