Talk:Flim-Flam!

Fair use rationale for Image:Flimflam.jpg
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Google Books link is wrong for this ISBN
The ISBN for this book (ISBN 0-87975-198-3 or ISBN 9780879751982) at Google Books now goes to a book entitled "The Truth about Uri Geller" by James Randi. The description of that book on Google Books seems to relate to Flim-Flam, however, concluding "Those of us unable to discriminate between genuine scientific research and the pseudoscientific nonsense that has resulted in fantastic theories and fancies have long needed James Randi and Flim-Flam!" and the reviews are about Flim-Flam!. Looks like they have messed up the title, and got the rest right...