The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry
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.
Now Online: Skeptical Inquirer Volume 37.1
January/February 2013
Selected articles by:
Latest Articles
The Eyes that Spoke
by Martin Kottmeyer
Skeptical Briefs · Volume 4.3
In his final book, Aliens from Space, Donald Keyhoe briefly recounted the investigation of Barney and Betty Hill...
It’s the End of the World (And I Feel Fine)
by Barry Karr
Skeptical Briefs · Volume 4.3
"Jackson and the Robersons believe that by 1996 the world is going to end in an instant."
Credulity in Puerto Rico
by Etienne C. Rios
Skeptical Briefs · Volume 4.3
Puerto Rico, by virtue of being a US territory, is subject to just about every cultural trend that visits the mainland.
A Close Shave from the Past
by Lewis Jones
Skeptical Briefs · Inklings · Volume 4.3
Last Christmas, New Scientist readers came up with suggestions for gifts to famous individuals.
Cincinnati Skeptics
by Virginia Jergens
Skeptical Briefs · Volume 4.3
The Association for Rational Thought (ART), the Cincinnati skeptics group holds membership meetings once a month...
The Color of “White”
by Tom Flynn
Skeptical Briefs · Beyond Belief · Volume 4.3
What’s going on here? We're catching our eyes in the act of second-guessing the color of everything we see.
