Skeptical Inquirer — Follow-Up
Follow-upAvailable in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
SI Column on Teacher Unions Generates Storm of Reader Reaction
by Kenneth W. Krause
Volume 36.2, March/April 2012
Follow-up
Disputing ‘Seven Deadly Medical Hypotheses’
by David H. Gorski, Mark Crislip, Avrum Z. Bluming, Carol Tavris, Harriet Hall, and Reynold Spector
Volume 35.6, November/December 2011
Follow-up
This collection of letters was previously posted as an Online Extra. Read it in CSI's Special Articles section »
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
The 2012 Doomsday Hoax: Update II
by David Morrison
Volume 35.4, July/August 2011
Follow-up
Response to ‘Assessing the Credibility of CFI’s Credibility Project’
by Stuart D. Jordan
Volume 34.1, January / February 2010
Follow-up
This issue presents contributions by Gary Posner and Robert Sheaffer...
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
When Does a Person Become a Human Subject?
by Mary M. Livingston and Jerome J. Tobacyk
Volume 34.1, January / February 2010
Follow-up
Sensitivity to human subjects issues is important and praiseworthy, but there is some confusion regarding the formal definition of human subjects research.
Update on the Nibiru 2012 ‘Doomsday’
by David Morrison
Volume 33.6, November / December 2009
Follow-up
Special preview from the November / December 2009 Skeptical Inquirer
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Critique of ‘The Bipolar Bamboozle’
by Nigel Bark
Volume 33.2, March / April 2009
Follow-up
As a psychiatrist, I see a lot of adults diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Yet I am a bit skeptical of the expansion of...
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Response to the Critique of the ‘Bipolar Bamboozle’
by Stephen Flora
Volume 33.2, March / April 2009
Follow-up
The critique by Nigel Bark, whose work has been sponsored by ten drug companies, is disingenuous and furthers the bamboozle.
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
What Do Skeptics Need to Explain?
by Dale Beyerstein
Volume 33.2, March / April 2009
Follow-up
Robert Sheaffer has (along with James Alcock and Ray Hyman) given skeptics a piece of really good advice...
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Cyberonics Responds to Barglow’s ‘Corpoate Self-Interest and Vagus Nerve Stimulation for Depression’
by George Parker
Volume 33.1, January / February 2009
Follow-up
"I was surprised and disappointed when I read Peter Barglow's article..."
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Response to Cyberonics Letter of Criticism
by Peter Barglow
Volume 33.1, January / February 2009
Follow-up
I need not apologize for my preference for double-blind, randomized control studies over eitological hypothesis and letters...
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
A Mind for Murdergate
by Gary Posner
Volume 32.6, November / December 2008
Follow-up
"Psychic clues" audaciously altered in new edition of Renier memoir.
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
The Idene: An Early Appearance of the Meme’s Meme(s)?
by Ralph H. Lutts
Volume 32.4, July / August 2008
Follow-up
Discussion of Richard Dawkins' coinage in The Selfish Gene.
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Richard Dawkins Replies
by Richard Dawkins
Volume 32.4, July / August 2008
Follow-up
Response to Ralph H. Lutts' Follow-up
Zombies and Tetrodotoxin
by Terence M. Hines
Volume 32.3, May / June 2008
Follow-up
In a 2007 SI, Efthimiou and Gandhi agrgued that Haitian voodoo witch doctors create real zombies by using tetrodoxin.
One Large Defeat for Science in Canada
by Gary Bauslaugh
Volume 32.1, January / February 2008
Follow-up
Follow up to the September/October 2007 News and Comment item by Bruce Pendergast
The Global Warming Debate: Science and Scientists in a Democracy
by Stuart D. Jordan
Volume 31.6, November / December 2007
Follow-up
Science does not offer certainty. The results of modern science are typically presented in statistics and probabilities.
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Global Warming: Critical Reaction, Support, and Author Response
by The Editors
Volume 31.5, September / October 2007
Follow-up
Responses to the May/June 2007 Skeptical Inquirer on the topic of Global Warming
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Statistics of the Natasha Test: Response to Concerns and Questions
by Ray Hyman
Volume 29.5, September / October 2005
Follow-up
The television program The Girl with the X-ray Eyes has appeared on the Discovery Channel in Europe and Asia.
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Joe Nickell Replies
by Joe Nickell
Volume 29.3, May / June 2005
Follow-up
Ray Rogers largely sidesteps my criticisms. He claimed to have uniquely found cotton and madder on the shroud's radiocarbon...
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Rebuttal to Joe Nickell
by Raymond N. Rogers
Volume 29.3, May / June 2005
Follow-up
Joe Nickell has attacked my scientific competence and honesty in his "Claims of Invalid 'Shroud'...
‘Stupid Dino Tricks’: A Reply to Hovind’s Web Response
by Greg Martinez
Volume 29.2, March / April 2005
Follow-up
Response to Ken Hovind's criticism of the author's article in Sketpical Inquirer
The Bizarre Columbia University ‘Miracle’ Saga Continues
by Bruce Flamm
Volume 29.2, March / April 2005
Follow-up
Follow up to the author's investigative article on the Columbia University study
Available in the Print Edition. Subscribe Here.
Some Reasons for Caution about the Bigfoot Film Exposé
by Michael Dennett
Volume 29.1, January / February 2005
Follow-up
For skeptics, the revelation of a hoax can provide valuable insights but may also contain pitfalls.
How Not To Review Mediumship Research
by Gary E. Schwartz
Volume 27.3, May / June 2003
Follow-up
Schwartz's response to Ray Hyman's criticism
Hyman’s Reply to Schwartz
by Ray Hyman
Volume 27.3, May / June 2003
Follow-up
Follow-up to Shwartz' response
Research on the Feeling of Being Stared At
by Rupert Sheldrake
Volume 25.2, March / April 2001
Follow-up
Rupert Sheldrake responds to Robert A. Baker's criticism or his research
Robert Baker Replies to Sheldrake
by Robert Baker
Volume 25.2, March / April 2001
Follow-up
Robert Baker's reply to Rupert Sheldrake
The Power of Prayer
by Nicholas Humphrey
Volume 24.3, May / June 2000
Follow-up
Response to Irwin Tessman and Jack Tessman's article in the March/April 2000 Skeptical Inquirer
Bible-Code Developments
by Dave Thomas
Volume 22.2, March / April 1998
Follow-up
Follow-up to Thomas' report on 'The Bible Code'
Senior Researcher Comments on the Hundredth Monkey Phenomenon in Japan
by Markus Pössel & Ron Amundson
Volume 20.3, May / June 1996
Follow-up
The myth of the Hundredth Monkey Phenomenon was devised by Lyall Watson in 1979 and has been written about in Skeptical Inquirer
