Skeptical Inquirer Archives
Volume 36.2
March/April 2012
Amateur Paranormal Research and Investigation Groups Doing ‘Sciencey’ Things
A Droll Stroll Down Skeptical Lane
CSICon New Orleans 2011 - Critical Thinking in the Crescent City
CSICon New Orleans 2011 - Ideas and Analysis, Frauds and Fun: An Intellectual Treat
CSICon New Orleans 2011 - Where Meeting Awesome Skeptics Is As Easy As Saying ‘Hello’
Disclosure by the Dozens
Do Einstein’s Laws Endorse Ghosts?
End to a Twisted and False Episode in Psychiatry
Getting People Emotionally Invested
Ghost-Busted! Phony Tales of Dixie Spirits
Human Nature
Legend of the Ztarr: The Skeptic Epic
My Ephemeral Friend
New Life for Human (Therapeutic) Cloning? Whence Come the Eggs?
SI Column on Teacher Unions Generates Storm of Reader Reaction
Skepticism One Wikipage at a Time
The Case for Aggressive Evolutionary Science
The Day Houdini (Almost) Came Back from the Dead
Traditional Chinese Medicine: Views East and West
UFOs? Yes. Crashes and Conspiracies? No.
Volume 36.1
January/February 2012
Civilizations Lost and Found: Fabricating History - Part Three: Real Messages in DNA
Comet Elenin “Self-Destructs”— Doomsday Postponed Again!
He Lets Other People Make Up Stories for Him
Hume vs. Rousseau: The Limits of Human Reason
Information Literacy and Conspiracy Theories
In Multiple Sclerosis Treatments, Hope Trumps Reason
In Vitro Meat: An Imminent Revolution in Food Production?
Laughing Goats and Scowling Sheep: Humor in Paranormal Discourse
Measuring Mythology: Startling Concepts in NCCAM Grants
NCCAM, No. CSIcon, Yes.
Power Balance Bracelets a Bust in Tests
Scientology under the Looking Glass
The Bell Witch Mystery
The Case of a Weeping Orthodox Icon
The Holy Mandylion: A Déjà-view
The Mysterious Meteorite of Chalk Mountain, Texas
Turing Test for Human Beings
Volume 35.6
November/December 2011
9/11: Perspectives from a Decade Later
Civilizations Lost and Found: Fabricating History - Part Two: False Messages in Stone
Did Shakespeare Write ‘Shakespeare’? Much Ado About Nothing
Disputing ‘Seven Deadly Medical Hypotheses’
‘Exeter Incident’ Solved! A Classic UFO Case, Forty-Five Years ‘Cold’
From Shakespeare to American Archaeology
‘Getting People to Think More Deeply’
Have You Had Your Antioxidants Today?
Kinoki Drains Wallet, Not Toxins
Paranormal Misinterpretations of Vision Phenomena
Psychic Connections: Investigating in Hungary
Slaying the Beast of the Gévaudan
The Effect of Teachers Unions on Student Performance
The Hopeless War against Intelligent Design Creationism
The Lost Girl: Investigating a Case of “Psychic Detection”
UFO Mothership and Fleet over London
Volume 35.5
September/October 2011
An Ambitious, Hopeful Response to 9/11
A Flawed Attempt to Reconcile Religion and Science
A Modern Fable about Science and Religion
Civilizations Lost and Found: Fabricating History - Part One: An Alternate Reality
Commie Nazi Saucer Crashed at Roswell
Dowsing: Dubious, Discredited, and Dangerous
Eight Impediments to Rationality
Engineering Truth
In Search of the Emerald Grail
On Miracles–Again
The Flying Spaghetti Monster and the Pastafarian Quatrains
The Life and Death of ‘Living God’ Sathya Sai Baba
The Myth of Chastity Belts
When the Shrinks Ignore Science, Sue Them
Who Really Wants Reliable Scientific Information?
Why Belief Always Comes First
Volume 35.4
July/August 2011
2012: Peter Gersten’s ‘Leap of Faith’
A Bestiary of the 9/11 Truth Movement: Notes from the Front Line
Conflicts of Interest in Alternative Medicine
Dave Thomas vs. Jesse Ventura: The Skeptical Smackdown
Deliberate Ignorance
Escaping Mortality
Examining 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
He Sees Dead People
Is There a 100C Grain of Truth to Homeopathy?
Medium Allison DuBois Is Tested—and Fails—in the Real World
‘Messages’ from the 9/11 Dead
Personal Genomics: The Fine Line between Science and Narcissism
Photos of Ghosts: The Burden of Believing the Unbelievable
Popper vs. Kuhn: The Battle for Understanding How Science Works
The 2012 Doomsday Hoax: Update II
The 9/11 Truth Movement: The Top Conspiracy Theory, a Decade Later
The Séances of ‘Hellish Nell’: Solving the Unexplained
Women and High-End Science: Nurture or Nature, Prejudice or Preference?
Volume 35.3
May/June 2011
Abductology Implodes
Anomaly Hunting
A Skeptical Look at a Remarkable Case Report of ‘Overnight’ Amnesia
Denisovans and Human Hybrids in the Game-Changing Age of Paleogenetics
Fresh Voice, Passionate Polemic
GHO$TLY ENDEAVOR: Ethical Issues Haunt Kentucky Press
Pop Culture and Questionable Cases
Power Lines and Cancer, Distant Healing and Health Care: Magnetism Misrepresented and Misunderstood
Slaying the Vampire: Solving the Chupacabra Mystery
The Numerology of 23
The Problem with Neurosexism
The Science of Unique Events
Three Types of Evidence Lacking for Paranormal Claims
Two Views of the War on Cancer
