LOGICON

2011

What is LogiCON?

LogiCON is a daylong event bringing members of the scientific and skeptic communities together with the general public to celebrate logic, critical thinking and the scientific method. LogiCON is for everyone: there will be talks from a variety of speakers for both the longtime science enthusiast and the curious beginner alike.

Events will include short lecture-style presentations, discussion and breakout sessions, workshops and panels, as well as kid-friendly demos and activities. Stay for the entire day or drop by for a talk or two.

Registration & Cost

All presentations and workshops will be available on a drop-in basis, but we encourage those interested in attending multiple sessions to register. Formal registration is capped at 150, and those who register before March 31 will receive a free lunch the day of LogiCON.

Admission into the Telus World of Science on April 9 will include access to any and all LogiCON presentations, workshops and events as well as general admission to the exhibits, science demonstrations and dome shows.

General Admission

  • Adult (18+): $16.95
  • Youth (13-17), Student & Senior: $13.95
  • Child (3-12): $10.50
  • Family (2 adults + 4 children/youth): $63.50

Visit the Telus World of Science website for more information on General Admission and IMAX prices.

The Telus World of Science

The Edmonton Telus World of Science is a well known centre for science located in Edmonton, Alberta. Their mission is to create a positive science and technology culture in the Edmonton region that inspires and motivates people of all ages to learn about and contribute to science and technology in their community.

By making opportunities to learn about science and technology accessible to everyone, the Telus World of Science seeks to inspire people to embrace science as a vital component of their personal development and increase technical and science literacy throughout the community. The Telus World of Science has a reputation for delivering objective, high quality, interactive programs for adults and children alike, and features science-themed hands-on exhibits suitable for all ages.

Skepticism

Skepticism is the process of applying reason and critical thinking when evaluating extraordinary claims. It is not defined as a particular or rigid set of beliefs, but as an approach to making decisions that are based on sound reasoning, logic and evidence. The idea is to neither blindly accept nor dismiss claims outright, but to question everything. Skeptics have great respect for the scientific method and the application of reason and logic to all ideas.

To learn more about skepticism, read Skeptic.com's great introduction to skepticism.