Skeptic: Extraordinary Claims, Revolutionary Ideas, and the Promotion of Science
Back Issue: volume 2, number 1
Special Section:
Genius
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The Amadeus Myth
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Muses on the Mental
Miracles of Genius by Michael Shermer
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Genius
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by James Randi, Steve Allen, Paul MacCready, Marilyn vos Savant, Elie Shneour, and David Alexander
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In Search of Genius
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by James Gleick
News
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CSICOP and Geller; Randi Update; Heaven Bound; Skeptic in Washington; Einstein at Caltech; Terry and Albert; My Hour with Einstein; Biomagnetic Psychics; Skeptic in Stores; Memory:True or False?; Waco Tragedy; Psychic Accounting
Articles
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Millenium Watch
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Consumed in the Apocalypse by Ted Daniels
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The “Science” of Noah’s Ark
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by Denton Porter
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The Great Hungarian
Crop Circle
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by Gyula Bencze and James Randi
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Mathemagics
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How to Look Like a Genius
Without Really Trying by Arthur Benjamin
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Who & What
Mattered in History?
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by Michael Shermer
Books in Brief
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Forgotten Ancestors; The Solstice Star; Wishing and Thinking; Thinking Science; Who Are We?; Mountebanks and Scoundrels; Chasing Copernicus; Intimate Darwin; Recombinant DNA; Propaganda and Conspiracy
Reviews
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Magicians & Geniuses
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A review essay of Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman by Milton Rothman
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Will Creationists
Abandon Creation-“Science”?
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by Jim Lippard
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Pseudoscience, Social Science & Conspiracy Theory
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by Paul McDowell
