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Archive > Volume 40

Does Astrology Need to be True?

July / August 2016
Volume 40, No. 4

Does Astrology Need to Be True? A Thirty-Year Update
Geoffrey A. Dean

Thirty years ago, although dozens of tests had been mostly negative, astrologers said critics had ignored serious astrology. Now there are hundreds of tests, some of them even heroic. Has anything changed?

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A Skeptical Response to Science Denial
John Cook

Science denial has a corrosive effect on deli- cately understood scientific concepts, and it is getting worse. But science itself holds an answer.

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Special Report
Artistic Provocations from 
Skeptical Inquirers: An Exhibit
Massimo Pigliucci

The question of the relationship between art and science remains fascinating and open.

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Special Report
Two Artists Combine Art, 
Science, and Skepticism
Russ Dobler

“Much of my work has been about what we see, what we don’t see, and what we think we see”

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Investigative Files
Jesse James’s ‘Haunts’: Legends, History, and Forensic Science
Joe Nickell

Before trying to explain something, first be sure that it really occurred.

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Psychic Vibrations
The ‘Phoenix Lights’ Become an ‘Incident’
Robert Sheaffer

Until now, the Phoenix Lights were simply that: they were just lights in the sky, skeptics and proponents could agree.

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The Science of Science Communication
Partisan Pandemics
Matt Nisbet

Political Divisions Will Affect American Beliefs about the Zika Threat.

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Review
Heavy with Praise, Light with Skepticism
James Alcock

Extrasensory Perception: Support, Skepticism, and Science by Edwin C. May and Sonali Bhatt Marwaha

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Does Astrology Need to Be True?
Geoffrey A. Dean
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Does E = mc2 Imply Mysticism?
Sadri Hassani
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Does the Universe Revolve around Me?
Matthew P. Wiesner
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A Skeptical Response to Science Denial
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Dear Readers, This Is about You . . . and Us
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Trusting Science
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Artistic Provocations from Skeptical Inquirers: An Exhibit
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