Talk:Charles M. Fair

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Article overhaul[edit]

I would like to improve and clean-up this article if someone is not already doing so and does not have objections. If anyone is in the process or plans to add or improve the content, please let me know so we can avoid duplication of efforts. Here is a summary of changes I intend to make.

1. Add publications: chapter in the book "Feeling, valuing, and the art of growing"; writing in literary magazine Cutbank; and letters to the academic journals Nature and Science

2. Add Guggenheim fellow citation

3. Change obituary reference from Legacy.com to New York Times, which is the proper source

4. Add two photos or more if I can find them

5. Improve the categories, he should be in Neuroscience, Guggenheim fellows, among others

6. Add notable biographical details such as I can find and support

7. Add section on his engagement as a skeptic and involvement with organized skepticism

Textorcist (talk) 02:38, 25 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]