Stephen Hupp
@stephenhupp.bsky.social
Executive Director of CSI — Committee for Skeptical Inquiry; Editor of Skeptical Inquirer magazine (@skepticalinquirer.bsky.social); Latest book = Science-Based Therapy
Here's mine, with the climate change-fueled, wildfire smoke haze-filled Philly skyline in the background:
Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD DSc(hon)@peterhotezmdphd.bsky.social · 4w ago
Come see me and several thought-provoking speakers during the TEDxStLouis Edge of Possible event on May 30 (7:00 pm) at the Missouri History Museum. Use this code for 20% off tickets: HUPP2026. tedxsaintlouis.org/edge-of-poss...
Edge of Possible 2026 — TEDxStLouis | An Inclusive and Equitable Community of Thought Leaders
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TODAY is the 50th Anniversary of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry (CSI)! Come join a whole bunch of amazing speakers in Buffalo, New York, from June 11 to 14. Visit our website for more information: csiconference.org
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CSICon is the premiere conference in the US for science and skepticism. Don't miss out. Register today.
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Tonight I'll be hosting @nbtiller.bsky.social for Skeptical Inquirer Presents! He'll be talking about his fantastic new book. Join us for the free presentation (and Q&A) live on YouTube (7pm Eastern Time). skepticalinquirer.org/video/the-he...
The Health and Wellness Lie | Nick Tiller | Skeptical Inquirer Presents
Science has advanced enormously in the past 500 years, guided by experimental tests of theory and practice. In that same time, science teaching and education—guided primarily by tradition and dogma—h...
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Check out the new issue of @skepticalinquirer.bsky.social with cover story pieces by the @theskepticsguide.bsky.social crew!
The May/June issue of Skeptical Inquirer is out! Your homework: Take a photo while holding the new issue in front of something that you believe warrants more critical thinking. Post it on social media, and we may include your photo in a future issue of the magazine.
The best science fiction entertains while simultaneously shaking and waking the sleepy mind.
Join me for a @skepticalinquirer.bsky.social Presents live stream event TODAY, April 3 at 7:00pm (EST) for a discussion on “Science Under Siege”: skepticalinquirer.org/video/scienc...
Science under Siege | Michael Mann | Skeptical Inquirer Presents
Science has advanced enormously in the past 500 years, guided by experimental tests of theory and practice. In that same time, science teaching and education—guided primarily by tradition and dogma—h...
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Join me for a Skeptical Inquirer Presents live stream event on Thursday, April 3 at 7:00pm (EST) for a discussion on “Science Under Siege”: skepticalinquirer.org/video/scienc...
Sneak peek at the March/April issue with a cover story by Jason Emerson and a special report by @jamesunderdown.bsky.social
Our new book for therapists and students is out now… www.amazon.com/Science-Base...
Science-Based Therapy
Amazon.com: Science-Based Therapy: 9781009087940: Hupp, Stephen, Tolin, David F: Books
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Press release from SIUE about the January/February issue of @SkepticalInquirer www.siue.edu/news/2025/01...
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"The Collapse of the Collapse Theory." DNA evidence sheds light on the genetic history of #RapaNui and undercuts claims of #ecocide. via @skepticalinquirer.bsky.social @center4inquiry.bsky.social @stephenhupp.bsky.social
From the archives: remember when the Chupacabra was a fun, scaly, alien-looking beast? Why is it a mangy dog now?! @skepticalinquirer.bsky.social's Ben Radford takes a look, through the lens of @ahoycomicmags.bsky.social's "Project: Cryptid." @alisakwitney.bsky.social @stephenhupp.bsky.social
What the hell happened to the chupacabra?
The chupacabra is a shapeshifter, changing its appearance according to the time and place it’s seen, and according to the beliefs of those who see it.
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Help us spread the word on the January/February issue of @skepticalinquirer.bsky.social. This is our 250th issue with guest editor Bill Nye!
In his latest for @skepticalinquirer.bsky.social, @nbtiller.bsky.social discusses possible benefits and risks of saunas skepticalinquirer.org/exclusive/ar...
Are Saunas Good for You? Yes, But … | Skeptical Inquirer
Hippocrates was soaking in the Grecian hot baths and advocating their health benefits about 2,500 years before scientists began studying heat therapy in the ...
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Authors of a study on the benefits of some rituals asked that the study be retracted (and I made this study a part of my Skeptical Inquirer Presents talk…ouch). Great reporting from @stuartvyse.bsky.social skepticalinquirer.org/exclusive/ma...
Maybe, Do Stop Believing—in Rituals. | Skeptical Inquirer
It’s happened again. Back in 2014, I published a revision of my book Believing in Magic: The Psychology of Superstition, and I included the famous German “l ...
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Bloodletting with "scarificator," 19th century. This instrument with spring-loaded blades delivered many cuts simultaneously. Afterwards, the doctor placed a heated cup over the site. As it cooled, blood was forced out of the wounds. Photo: University of Melbourne. #histmed #skystorians
I’m excited to report that the next issue of Skeptical Inquirer (Jan/Feb 2025) will be the biggest and most important issue that I’ve been involved with
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Critical Thinking in the Classroom: How CFI’s Generation Skeptics Can Help | Skeptical Inquirer
I have missed working with my former colleagues since retiring from the classroom in June 2023. Fellow science teachers Ana and Eli and I often planned our ...
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Thinking Critically about Critical Thinking: What Do We Really Mean? | Skeptical Inquirer
Most people agree that critical thinking is an important skill that should be taught in schools. And most educators think they teach critical thinking. I kn ...
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"Slap Shot Against Climate Denial" | Our op-ed as it appears in today's print issue of the New York Times @nytimes.com :
