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31st July 2026
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Leaving aside the wonder and the doom, we should appreciate the real-world arithmetic cost of AI
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From the archive: Professor Bernard Carr replies to Jon Wainwright on psi effects
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17th January 2011
From the archives in 2011, Professor Bernard Carr replies to Jon Wainwright on psi effects and psychic experiences
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Act Without Hope: charitable giving, effective altruism, and the life you can save
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10th January 2011
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9th January 2011
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Free Will? The role of remorse and rehabilitation within the justice system
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8th January 2011
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When The Skeptic came of age: a 2011 reflection on the first 21 years of the magazine
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7th January 2011
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James Randi in 2011, on mortality, Project Alpha, Peter Popoff and so much more…
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5th January 2011
From the archives in 2011, and following 2010's Evening with James Randi and Friends, Chris French took a moment to sit down with Randi
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