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Features:
Nelson Jones on the religious exhibition at The British Museum
Dean Burnett on a homeopathic cure for homosexuality
Hayley Stevens on paranormal conferences and impartiality
Sam Harris interviewed by Deborah Hyde
Chris French remembers Hilary Evans of the Mary Evans Picture Library
Lynette Nusbacher on narrative and social constructionism
Kylie Sturgess and Tessa Kendall on sceptical activism and the abortion debate
Chris French interviews Jon Ronson
Crispian Jago with an Alternative Medicine flowchart. Learn More

Features:
Simon Singh & Edzard Ernst on The First Quackbusters?
Edzard Ernst on Innovation or Quackery? The New ‘College of Medicine’
Andy Wilson on How to Take an ‘Overdose’: The Story of the 10:23 Campaign
Mahlon Wagner on Therapeutic Touch: Another Scam from America
Luke Mason on Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing: Science or Pseudoscience?
Alan Henness on The Nightingale Collaboration
Richard Wiseman on Is Believing Seeing?
Jason J. Braithwaite on Magnetic Fields, hallucinations and anomalous experiences: A sceptical critique of the current evidence
Klaus Schmeh on Are there hidden messages in the Bible?
Anonymous on The ‘Good’ Daughter
George A. Wells on Original sin and its advocates today
Chris French with The Skeptic Interview with Richard Wiseman, Quirkologist Extraordinaire
Nathalie Nahai on One Amazing Weekend! (TAM London 2010 review)
Michael Heap on Focus on… The Association for Skeptical Enquiry
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Jon Wainwright on God
Robert Eagle's tribute to Premanand
Ryan Shaefer on blasphemy
Kylie Sturgess interviews Bruce Hood
David Allen Green on the role of scepticism in Simon Singh's legal triumph.
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Susan Blackmore interview:
On parapsychology, rationalising negative results, memes, Zen and consciousness...

Ray Hyman, Richard Wiseman, Caroline Watt and Chris Roe:
An eleven page argument about The Demise of Parapsychology and whether it is still a worthwhile field for research

Lewis Jones on Basava Premanand (1930-2009)

Phil Plait, former President of the James Randi Educational Foundation:
On The Amaz!ng Meeting: London and the future of international events.

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James Randi interview: mortality, Project Alpha, Peter Popoff and more...

Jon Wainwright and Bernard Carr ask: Can science accommodate psychic experience?

Wendy Grossman on 21 years of The Skeptic: An examination of the past and possible future of the magaine

Also features details of the new Editorial Advisory Board including: James Randi, Richard Dakwins, Paul Kurtz, Stephen Fry, Derren Brown, Brian Cox, Robin Ince, Tim Minchin, Elizabeth Loftus, P.Z. Myers, Simon Singh, Susan Blackmore, Ray Hyman and David Colquhoun. Regular columns & contents

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The Sceptical Medium: A course in Crossing Over
Jon Donnis recounts his experience at a meduimship training school

The messengers of Lily Dale: An analysis of modern spiritualist meduims
Benjamin Radford recounts his experience at a mediumship retreat in the USA

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Making UFOlogy History
David Clarke reviews three books on classic UFO cases published 60 years after the birth of UFOlogy

The recovered memory debate:
False memories of the memory literature?
James Ost analyzes and critiques a body of false memory literature

Profits of the New Age
Jon Cohen reports on a sceptical day spent at The Mystic Arts Exhibition, 2008



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Towards a Cognitive Neuroscience of the Dying Brain
Jason J Braithwaite offers an in-depth analysis and critique of the survivalist’s neuroscience of near-death experiences

Searching for Cressie, the Crescent Lake Monster
Benjamin Radford recounts the story of his search for a monster that never was

An Evening With James Randi and Friends
Jon Cohen reports on the evening that will be remembered for all eternity as the greatest night there ever was (probably)



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Reincarnation: Overview of the work of Ian Stevenson (1918-2007)
Leonard Angel recounts his experience of a possible post-mortem encounter with the world's most famous investigator of reincarnation claims

Exposing the Myth of Alcoholics Anonymous. Part 2: Cult not Cure
Steven Mohr concludes his two-part investigation of Alcoholics Anonymous

Amazon's Amazing Admission
Mark Newbrook gives his reasons for being less than satisfied with Amazon's policy on book reviews



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