ALL ISSUES - 2012: The End of the World
What's Inside
Volume 15 Number 2
- 2012 and Counting
A NASA Scientist Answers the Top 20 Questions About 2012
by David Morrison - Will Physicists Destroy the World?
The Large Hadron Collider and the Threats of Catastrophe
by Lloyd B. Lueptow - Physicists Will Not Destroy the World
Why We Need Not Worry About the Large Hadron Collider
by Lawrence Krauss - A Magician in the Laboratory
by James Randi - Chiropractic: A Little Physical Therapy, a Lot of Nonsense
by Harriet Hall, M.D. - The Problem of Bias, Even in Biology
by David Zeigler - Darwin in Texas
An Empirical Study on What Teachers of Evolution Believe
by Raymond A. Eve and Chawki Belhadi - A Governor’s Prayer for Rain
An Empirical Analysis of a Supernatural Claim
by Gary J. Whittenberger - The Coriolis Effect
Does water drain in different directions in the northern and southern hemispheres?
by William D. Stansfield - Vaccines & Autism: A Deadly Manufactroversy
by Harriet Hall, M.D., The Skepdoc - Atheism Rising
Intelligence, Science, and the Decline of Belief
by James Allan Cheyne - Why Religions Turn Oppressive
A Perspective from Evolutionary Psychology
by Robert Kurzban and Peter DeScioli - It’s Time to Teach the Controversy
Since Creationism Isn’t Going Away, Let’s Use it in the Classroom to Teach the Difference between Science and Pseudoscience
by Christopher Baum - Gullible Instructing the Gullible
Annals of Gullibility: Why We Get Duped and How to Avoid it
by Stephen Greenspan
reviewed by Michael E. O’Reilly - Philosophers, Creationists, and Serious Brainiacs
But is it Science? The Philosophical Question in the Creation/Evolution Controversy (updated edition)
edited by Robert T. Pennock and Michael Ruse
reviewed by Glenn Branch - Complexity Redux
Complexity: A Guided Tour
by Melanie Mitchell
reviewed by James N. Gardner - Mr. Armstrong’s Jersey & Mr. Rogers’ Sweater
Supersense: Why We Believe in the Unbelievable
by Bruce M. Hood
reviewed by Michael Shermer - The Six Degrees of Adolf Hitler
Linked: How Everything is Connected to Everything Else and What It Means for Business, Science, and Everyday Life
by Albert-László Barabási
reviewed by Andrew Shaindlin - Sensed Presences in Extreme Contexts
The Third Man Factor: The Secret of Survival in Extreme Environments
by John Geiger
reviewed by James Allan Cheyne
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