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Craig Weiler
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Science Editor, Paranormal Daily News
California
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Biography
Craig Weiler is a parapsychology journalist, author and science editor for Paranormal Daily News. He covers controversies in parapsychology (and occasionally other topics) as well as interesting studies, various researchers and projects and the occasional topical subject related to parapsychology. In particular, Craig covered the TED controversy of 2013 extensively as well as a Wikipedia controversy later in the same year and was the first to report on Russell Gruber’s Mirror Worlds Research. He is an associate member of the Parapsychological Association, author of Psi Wars: TED, Wikipedia and the battle for the Internet. He runs a small construction business on the peninsula in Northern California, where he lives with his wife and too many cats.
Organized Skeptics , Parapsychology , Scientific Investigations Into The Paranormal
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By Craig Weiler Verified| Paranormal Daily News Verified A new paper published in Frontiers in Psychology examines the similarities and differences between skeptics, parapsychologists, (scientists who study psychic ability), and believers in psychic ability. It challenges the idea that skeptics somehow possess different or superior thinking skills in evaluating the evidence for psychic ability.
By Craig Weiler Verified| Paranormal Daily News Verified Craig Weiler@ Craig Weiler is a parapsychology journalist, author and blogger. He covers controversies in parapsychology (and occasionally other topics) as well as interesting studies, various researchers@ All Posts
By Craig Weiler Verified| Paranormal Daily News Verified Dealing with bias is part of life. But what happens when the people claiming to show you how to be unbiased, are themselves quite biased? What if instead of presenting the unvarnished truth, they’re just promoting their own belief system? This is what most skepticism you’re likely to encounter is like: a belief system presented as a method of rational thinking. And where you have belief systems, you often have organizations of like minded people which promote those beliefs.
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Paranormal Daily News
United States