Jim wrote:
Should we be teaching students that they should/must remain
agnostic on certain issues unless they can examine the original
source material for themselves and must make themselves experts
in any domain that they wish to promote some opinion about?
Far from it.
Tom Timmerman wrote:
It's hilarious to listen to and has provided good
material for Research Methods. On the other hand,
Art takes them seriously and it's frightening how
many people believe what they hear on the show.
While most of Bell's guests are wangos, he _does_ manage
Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2001 18:28:41 -0600
From: "Timmerman, Thomas" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: From religion to the paranormal
Schwartz has also appeared twice on the Art Bell show.
Which, of course, automatically disqualifies him from
possessing any credibility.
TT
Who i
He's a radio talk show host whose program is on
from 10pm to 3am Pacific. The show is on hundreds
of stations across the country. The shows are also
archived at www.artbell.com . This week's guests have
included:
Richard Hoagland: He has pictures of glass tunnels on Mars.
Kathleen Keating: She
Hi
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Rick Adams wrote:
Not that I necessarily support Schwartz' "research" or
opinions (I don't have the primary source material in front
of me to evaluate objectively),
Should we be teaching students that they should/must remain
agnostic on certain issues unless they
Mike Lee wrote:
Admittedly, it is difficult to evaluate without more information, but
nonetheless, interesting.
Scientists Becoming Believers In
Spiritualists' Paranormal Powers
By Robert
Hi
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Mike Lee wrote:
Not trying to ruffle anyone's feathers here. Simply inviting serious
and objective responses to the following article.
Admittedly, it is difficult to evaluate without more information, but
nonetheless, interesting.
It really is
Schwartz has also appeared twice on the Art Bell show.
Which, of course, automatically disqualifies him from
possessing any credibility.
TT
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Thomas A. Timmerman, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Psychology Department
Austin Peay State University
Clarksville,
Miguel Roig wrote:
However, the quote below was particularly troublesome.
"Prof Schwartz ... said ... 'Based on our data to date, the
most parsimonious explanation is that the mediums are in direct
communication
with the deceased'."
ROFL. That's great! Wouldn't you love to see
jim clark wrote:
Northrop is the subject of two documentaries on HBO
and Fox Family Channel that aired recently. She is one of five
mediums in the world who has received the scientific "seal of
approval" by the University of Arizona for accuracy. Dr. Gary
Schwartz, Professor at the
Jim wrote:
It really is hard to take this seriously. And I am not sure why
something is "interesting" if it is "difficult to evaluate,"
other than in the kind of "that's interesting" comment one makes
when trying to not offend.
Schwartz is potentially a real embarrassment to
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