Vintage Skeptic Magazine (Volume 19, No.3, 2014 - Cover: The Multiverse) by Michael Shermer (Editor)

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The Multiverse
Volume 19 Number 3

What to Expect When You’re Skeptical and Expecting
by Kyle Sanders
Fine-Tuning and the Multiverse
by Victor J. Stenger
Quantum Immortality and the Many Lives of Schrödinger’s Cat
Forget the Afterlife— Some Physicists Think You Might Already Be Immortal
by Jérémie Harris
Music Hath Charms But “Sound Healing” Hath Nonsense
by Harriet Hall, M.D.
Speaking the Same Language? Dolphin Communication Research
by Karen Stollznow
The Negative Side of Positive Psychology
by Carol Tavris
The Health of Nation
An Empirical Study on the Effects of Religion and Economic Policy
by Gregory Paul
On Miracles
by Harriet Hall, M.D.
It’s Not in Your Blood
Exploring Claims that Blood Type and Personality Are Linked
by Rebecca Anders Buckner and John E. Buckner V
Strange Tales from the Classroom
From Demonic Possession to Twitching Epidemics and Itching Frenzies—The Extraordinary History of Mass Hysteria in Schools
by Robert E. Bartholomew
The Shroud of Turin in the 21st Century
Dating the Shroud Need Not Be Complicated or Controversial
by Scott Hippensteel
Science v. Intuition
Why it is Difficult for Scientific Knowledge to Take Root
by Andrew Shtulman
Draw Them A Picture
How Skeptic Activists and a Cartoon Kept Quacks Away from Infants
by Linda Rosa
Changing Long Held Beliefs
Scientific Evidence for Evolution and Climate Change Might be More Readily Accepted by Conservative Groups if Presented as Public Health Issues
by Shawn K. Stover
Discovering Your Inner Fish, Reptile, and Monkey
A review of Your Inner Fish, a Three-Part PBS Documentary
reviewed by Donald Prothero
What’s it Like? The Science of Scientific Analogies
A review of Surfaces and Essences: Analogy as the Fuel and Fire of Thinking, by Douglas Hofstadter and Emmanuel Sander
reviewed by Chris Edwards

Condition: New

Publication date ‏ : ‎ 2014
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Print length ‏ : ‎ 84 pages
UNSPSC-Code : 55101506 (Printed publications)