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Words: Christopher Harland-Dunaway Photos: Toby Kahn and courtesy of VVA Victor Vincente of America, a man born as Michael Beckwith Hiltner, stood on a dirt road that runs along the small mountaintop valley he calls home most of the year. “I mean...

In this week’s eSkeptic: Lectures at Caltech: Announcing Our Fall 2014 Lecture Season The Amazing Meeting 2014 Lecture: Elizabeth Loftus: The Memory Factory Feature: A Two Wheeled Path Skeptic Magazine Summer Sale: Save up to 70% off, now thru Sept...

Delvin McMillian lost both hands and feet at the age of 21. But the hardest thing he has ever done was fight for a spot on the US Paralympic wheelchair rugby team. One day, he decided, one day he would fly. The boy would stand in his mother’s backyard...

Introduction Dalat, also Da Lat (Đà Lạt), located in the South Central Highlands of Vietnam, was originally the playground of the French who built villas in the clear mountain air to escape the heat and humidity of the coast and of Saigon, officially...

In which I consider the superb quality of German life, the wonderful efficiency of cowbells, mowing as a national imperative, how banning Macdonalds from erecting giant advertising beacons for its food is a sign of national maturity, how few fat Germans...