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The mission of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry is to promote scientific inquiry, critical investigation, and the use of reason in examining controversial and extraordinary claims.

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Now Online: Skeptical Inquirer Volume 37.1

Skeptical Inquirer Volume 37.1 Cover

  January/February 2013

Selected articles by:

  • Eve Siebert
  • Joe Nickell
  • John Franch
  • Massimo Polidoro
  • Robert Sheaffer

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The Klass Files Volume 37

by Philip J. Klass
Special Articles · The Skeptics UFO Newsletter
January 1, 1996

Articles from Volume 37

Psychics Strike Out (Again) in 1995

by Gene Emery
Special Articles · Psychic Predictions
December 31, 1995

According to the folks at the Skeptical Inquirer, the world's best psychics seem to have cracks in their crystal balls.

The Skeptic-raping Demon of Zanzibar

by Joe Nickell
Skeptical Briefs · Investigative Files · Volume 5.4

The scene is modern-day Zanzibar where a terrible monster is swooping into bedrooms at night and raping men.

EMFs Again

by Milton Rothman
Skeptical Briefs · Reality Check · Volume 5.4

My last column had a few things to say about claims of cancer risk produced by low frequency electromagnetic fields.

A Matter of Perspective, Part II

A Matter of Perspective, Part II

by Tom Flynn
Skeptical Briefs · Beyond Belief · Volume 5.4

Last issue, we examined the once-difficult motion picture shot in which the camera dollies forward while zooming out...

“Alien Autopsy” Show-and-Tell: Long on Tell, Short on Show

by C. Eugene Emery Jr.
Skeptical Inquirer · Media Watch · Volume 19.6

There's nothing more maddening than being invited to make up your own mind without being given you the tools to do it.