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From:
"Psychology of the Paranormal Email Network"
Subject:
Massimo Polidoro on Putting Psychic Powers to the Test @ Goldsmiths, 13/3/12
Date:
March 7th 2012
Hi All,
The next speaker in the APRU Invited Speaker Series is Massimo Polidoro and the title of his talk is "Magic or Miracle? Putting Psychic Powers to the Test". The talk will take place at 6:10 pm on Tuesday, 13 March 2012 (details below). As always, the talk is free, open to the public and there is no need to book. For further information, contact Robert Brotherton (email: ...@gold.ac.uk">r.br...@gold.ac.uk) or visit http://www.gold.ac.uk/apru/speakers/
As always, feel free to forward this message to individuals or groups that may be interested in attending (if you received this email that way, you are strongly advised to subscribe to the (free) Psychology of the Paranormal email list at http://www.gold.ac.uk/apru/email-network/ in order to ensure that you are kept informed about any changes in schedule, future events, etc.). To be sure that you are informed immediately of any very last-minute changes, you might like to follow me on Twitter (Twitter name: chriscfrench - note the middle "c").
Best wishes,
Chris
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Who: Massimo Polidoro
When: 6:10 pm, 13 March 2012
Where: Room LG01, New Academic Building, Goldsmiths, University of London, New Cross, London SE14 6NW (for directions, maps, etc.: www.goldsmiths.ac.uk)
Title: Magic or Miracle? Putting Psychic Powers to the Test
Abstract
Are there really people who can predict the future, find lost persons or hidden treasures, guess the content of sealed boxes or move objects without touching them? Many are genuinely convinced that they have these powers, but don't really know how to test them properly. Others have different motives for their claims… Drawing on the extensive files of his own research and that of CICAP, the Italian skeptics committee, Massimo Polidoro will examine some of the most bizarre claims made during the past 20 years and the original experiments devised to test them.
Biography
Massimo Polidoro, a journalist and writer, is cofounder and head of the Italian skeptics group CICAP. He began his career as an apprentice of James Randi and is now the author of over thirty books. A Committee for Skeptical Inquiry Fellow and columnist for the “Skeptical Inquirer”, his website is http://www.massimopolidoro.com.
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