Hello, Grandmother—What Big Eyes You Have

Hello, Grandmother—What Big Eyes You Have

by Michelle Blackley
November 16, 2011

A review of Little Red Riding Hood (DVD).

Introducing the Menrva Foundation for Science and Reason

Introducing the Menrva Foundation for Science and Reason

by Menrva Foundation
November 9, 2011

Founded in 2011, the Menrva Foundation for Science and Reason is striving to popularize science in Indonesia.

The 9/11 Truth Movement: The Top Conspiracy Theory, a Decade Later

The 9/11 Truth Movement: The Top Conspiracy Theory, a Decade Later

by Dave Thomas
Skeptical Inquirer · Feature · Volume 35.4

After ten years, the pesky 9/11 Truth movement has refined its arguments but still hasn’t proved the attacks were an inside job. Their key claims are refuted on multiple grounds.

A Bestiary of the 9/11 Truth Movement: Notes from the Front Line

A Bestiary of the 9/11 Truth Movement: Notes from the Front Line

by Jamie Bartlett and Carl Miller
Skeptical Inquirer · Feature · Volume 35.4

Two social scientists describe their experience confronting the 9/11 Truth movement in the United Kingdom after they published a paper linking conspiracy theories with extremist ideology.

Conflicts of Interest in Alternative Medicine

Conflicts of Interest in Alternative Medicine

by Edzard Ernst
Skeptical Inquirer · Commentary · Volume 35.4

I am, of course, talking about a different type of conflict: the one that is created by strong belief and evangelic conviction.

Medium Allison DuBois Is Tested—and Fails—in the Real World

Medium Allison DuBois Is Tested—and Fails—in the Real World

by Ryan Shaffer
Skeptical Inquirer · Special Report · Volume 35.4

Allison DuBois, the best-selling author who inspired the recently cancelled television show Medium, claims to have amazing psychic abilities. But when her skills are tested in the real world—first with a missing-child case and then at a dinner party on reality-TV—they prove less than stellar.