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Wendy M. Grossman
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Wendy M. Grossman is founder and (twice) former editor of The Skeptic, and a freelance writer.
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IQ tests continue to flourish, in spite of inherent biases, because we so badly want to feel special
Wendy M. Grossman
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3rd December 1989
From the archives in 1989, Wendy Grossman looks at a recent stunt by Mensa to identify Britain's brightest children, and why intelligence tests favour the demographic of their authors
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From the archives: Hear our prayers – the Northern Irish prayer efficacy study
Wendy M. Grossman
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12th October 1989
From the archives in 1989, Wendy Grossman tracks down Francis Galton's 1872 study on the supposed power of prayer in Northern Ireland
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From the archives: a 1987 interview with CSICOP chairman Paul Kurtz – part two
Wendy M. Grossman
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28th March 1988
From the archives in 1988, the second part of Wendy Grossman's interview with professor of philosophy and leading skeptic Paul Kurtz.
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From the archives: a 1987 interview with CSICOP chairman Paul Kurtz – part one
Wendy M. Grossman
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14th March 1988
From the archives in 1988, Wendy Grossman interviews CSICON chair and leading American skeptic, Paul Kurtz.
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