’Alien abductions’ are a fairy tale for our times, an ancient superstition brought up to date for a technological society. ‘Recovered memories’ are scarcely more believable. These ought to be uncontroversial statements. Sadly, Harvard’s Susan Clancy found out that this was not the case. The New York Times magazine tells what happened to her.
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Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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