Skepticism

From the archives: Spirit guides and after-images – seeing is not necessarily believing

From the archives of May 1993, Colin Sutherland noticeably fails to see a spirit guide at a hypnosis demonstration - but does see an after-image.

From the archives: A metallurgical miracle? All that glisters is not gold

From the archives of March 1993, Paul Munro and Dave Mitchell scientifically investigate an alleged miracle in which silver turned to gold.

From the archives: Carlos Castaneda and the Don Juan caper

From the archives of March 1993, Robert McGrath reports on the the debunking of Carlos Castaneda's shaman, "Don Juan", as fiction

From the archives: The Cyril Burt affair, and historic accusations of fraud

From the archives of March 1993, Ray Ward re-evaluates the claims of fraud levelled against distinguished psychologist Sir Cyril Burt.

From the archives: Skepticism, 1895 Style – A medium tries to convert the skeptics

From the archives, the 19th century medium Dr Louis Schlesinger meets his match in the form of skeptic Harry Warren.

From the archives: The theft of the Tarot Pack, and the history of Tarot

From the archives in 1993, Daf Tregear looks at the history of Tarot, and how it came to be co-opted fully by believers in the occult.

From the archives: The power of the publisher

From the archives in 1993, Wendy Grossman on the responsibility of publishers whose stable of content spans from the scientific to the preposterous.

From the archives: A healthy dose of sarsaparilla – snake oil for the nineties 

From the archives in 1993, Jerome Cosyn compares the flagrant snake oil of old with our enlightened times, and asks how much has really changed.
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