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Is believing seeing? Early research into the unreliability of eyewitness testimony

Richard Wiseman - 1st October 2011

From the archives, Richard Wiseman describes the very first experiment into the unreliability of eyewitness testimony - the pioneering work of Mr S.J. Davey.

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From the archive: Professor Bernard Carr replies to Jon Wainwright on psi effects

Bernard Carr - 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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James Randi in 2011, on mortality, Project Alpha, Peter Popoff and so much more…

Chris French - 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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From the archive: Can Science Accommodate Psychic Experience?

Jon Wainwright - 4th January 2011

From the archives in 2011, Jon Wainwright reflects on whether a paradigm shift within physics could explain psi and psychic experiences

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From the archives: Ray Hyman replies on Parapsychology

Ray Hyman - 6th April 2005

From the archives in 2012, Ray Hyman closes out our parapsychology series by responding to criticisms of his declaring the end of parapsychological research

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From the archives: Parapsychology – when is evidence sufficient?

Chris Roe - 5th April 2005

From the archives in 2012, parapsychologist Chris Roe responds to Ray Hyman’s assertion that the field is unscientific

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From the archives: Parapsychology – it’s time to put up, or shut up

Richard Wiseman - 4th April 2005

From the archives in 2012, our parapsychology series continues as Richard Wiseman suggests an approach that will make or break the field

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From the archives: Parapsychology – putting things in perspective

Caroline Watt - 3rd April 2005

From the archives in 2012, Caroline Watt continues our parapsychology series, arguing that it is far too early to close the book on parapsychology

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