The myth of the Hundredth Monkey Phenomenon was devised by Lyall Watson in 1979 and has been written about in Skeptical Inquirer
Since Robert A. Baker's article appeared in the Skeptical Inquirer, a controversy has raged over his suggestion...
A small dose of aromatic oil may make for a pleasant experience, but the claims of aromatherapy go way beyond that.
More than one hundred skeptics attended CSICOP's superb Human Error Workshop at the University of Oregon.
Articles from Volume 39
In 1934, a photo of "Nessie," the fabled Loch Ness Monster, was allegedly snapped by a London gynecologist named Robert Wilson.
Quality science was nowhere to be found during the Feb. 25th, 1996 NBC broadcast entitled The Mysterious Origins of Man
A wonderful document has wafted its way across my desk. It is either a press release or a scientific abstract...
Review of The Myth Of Scientific Literacy by Morris H. Shamos
Science has beauty, power, and majesty that can provide spiritual as well as practical fulfillment...