Skepticism

From the archives: Cold Comfort for Cold Fusion 

From the archives in 1992, Malcolm Glasse reports on the bogus cold fusion claims of Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann.

From the archives: Notions of belief – Memes, metaphors, and Richard Dawkins

From the archives in 1992, Wendy Grossman is unconvinced by Richard Dawkins' version of religion is a memetic virus.

From the archives: Skeptics and Scoffers – making sense… or making fun?

From the archives in 1992, Tad Clements discourages skeptics from scoffing and ridiculing those who believe in all manner of pseudosciences.

From the archives: Ann Moore, The Fasting Woman of Tutbury

From the archives in 1992, Tom Ruffles takes a closer look at the supposed nineteenth century ‘miracle’ of Ann Moore's fast

From the archives: Washington lrving Bishop – The Man Who Died Twice

From the archives in 1992, Frank Koval looks at the life - and the apparent many deaths - of Washington lrving Bishop

From the archives: The Cumbrian Vampire – The bloody mystery of Croglin Grange

From the archives in 1992, CM Drapkin on historical reports of vampiric goings-on at Croglin Grange, near Guildford

From the archives: In no hurry to go – musings on life and death

From the archives in 1992, Charles Ward contemplates what death and mortality mean for a skeptical atheist with no belief in an afterlife.

The scientism of the obscurantists: disguising nonsense as emerging science

For as long as there has been science, there have been fringe figures promising that science will imminently catch up with their personal beliefs.
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