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		The Committee for Surrealist Investigation of Claims of the Normal (CSICON) is featured in the writings of Robert Anton Wilson, who claims American directorship of the committee.
		According to Wilson, it was founded by Irishman Timothy F.X. Finnegan, who wrote, "The normal consists of a null set which nobody and nothing really fits." The committee claims that there is no such thing as "normal", and there are no existing "normal" people (i.e., people existing in the average).
		The committee's name is a parody of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, and the million-pound challenge a parody of the prize offered by James Randi for evidence of paranormal abilities.
	www.search.com /reference/Committee_for_Surrealist_Investigation_of_Claims_of_the_Normal (312 words)

	Cosmic Trigger: Volume 3
		CSICOP (Committee for Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal) believes that the "normal" actually exists somewhere, and not just in some Platonic spook world.
		They claim it exists everywhere., and that nothing else at all exists anywhere.
		One wall-climber is George Rathjens, professor of political science at M.I.T...."(Sagan's) claim that the original nuclear winter model is unimpeached [he says]...is the greatest fraud we've seen in a long time"....Russell Seiz, a fellow at the Harvard Center for International Affairs...gibes at [Sagan and his co-authors] for mixing physics and advertising.
	www.rawilson.com /trigger3.html (4619 words)

	Committee for Surrealist Investigation of Claims of the Normal - Japan
		The Committee for Surrealist Investigation of Claims of the Normal (CSICON) is featured in the writings of Robert Anton Wilson, who claims American directorship of the committee.
		According to Wilson, it was founded by Irishman Timothy F.X. Finnegan, who wrote, "The normal consists of a null set which nobody and nothing really fits." The committee claims that there is no such thing as "normal", and there are no existing "normal" people (i.e., people existing in the average).
		The committee's name is a parody of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, and the million-pound challenge a parody of the prize offered by James Randi for evidence of paranormal abilities.
	committee-for-surrealist-investigation-of-claims-of-the-normal.zdnet.co.za /zdnet/Committee_for_Surrealist_Investigation_of_Claims_of_the_Normal (571 words)

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	Committee for a Marxist International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Committee for a Marxist International (also known as the International Marxist Tendency) is a Trotskyist tendency based on the ideas of Ted Grant and Alan Woods.
		Grant was the long time leader of the Militant Tendency in the British Labour Party until it split in early 1992 over whether to try to continue working in the Labour Party.
		As a result of the surfacing of a document which, it is alleged, showed that Grant and his supporters were planning to split Militant, he and his supporters were expelled from the tendency and formed Socialist Appeal in Britain (which some former members say has the internal name of the Workers' International League.
	en.orangehedgehog.com /content/Committee_for_a_Marxist_International (386 words)

	today's vortex of absurdity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		patapsychology: “the underlying idea is that there is no such thing as a normal person or an average day.
		as a result no human can ever be normal but must be abnormal, subnormal, supernormal, paranormal, or some variety of nonnormal.” this happens to be something i believe whole heartedly, and though r.a.w.
		committee for surrealist investigation of claims of the normal, or csicon via r.a.w’s site.
	thenonist.com /index.php/weblog/permalink/todays_vortex_of_absurdity (1248 words)

	Committee for Surrealist Investigation of Claims of the Normal [CSICON] by Robert Anton Wilson \| New Falcon Original ...
		Committee for Surrealist Investigation of Claims of the Normal [CSICON] by Robert Anton Wilson
		And thus I met Timothy F.X. Finnegan, Dean of the Royal Sir Myles na gCopaleen Astro-Anomalistic Society, Dalkey, sometime lecturer at Trinity College, Dublin, and founder of the Committee for Surrealist Investigation of Claims of the Normal.
		For instance, to return to our starting point, whatever your idea of the "normal" UFO---whether you consider it a spaceship, a secret US government weapon, a hoax, or a hallucination etc.---such a general idea will render you incapable of forming a truly objective view of the next UFO that comes along.
	www.newfalcon.com /a-committee.php (1993 words)

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