Dear Wikipedia, I have carefully read your comments above. Let me make certain that I understand your position. You have said that the well-known lifelong retired skeptic Ray Hyman can write anything he likes on my bio page, to denigrate and ridicule remote viewing. But Jessics Utts, an internationally respected president of the American Statistical Assn. may not comment because she is not a skeptic, even though she and Hyman co-wrote the AIR document you are quoting from, on my bio page. I understand, of course, that it is really your bio page. Please tell me if I have that right? At the moment there is No non-skeptical voice on this supposedly informative bio page. Does that represent Wikipedia's balanced and neutral view from the so-called "five pillars" of a good encyclopedia? Or is there simply an agreed upon Wiki policy to trash anything that sounds psychic? 
   Russell