The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry (CSI) is an organization dedicated to promoting scientific inquiry and critical thinking. Founded in 1976, it aims to investigate and challenge pseudoscience, paranormal claims, and other unverified beliefs. CSI publishes the magazine *Skeptical Inquirer*, which features articles and research on various topics related to skepticism and science. CSI also engages in public outreach and education, encouraging individuals to question extraordinary claims and seek evidence-based explanations. The committee collaborates with scientists, educators, and skeptics to foster a culture of inquiry. Its work aligns with the broader movement of scientific skepticism, which includes figures like Carl Sagan and James Randi.