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pseudoscientific

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pseudoscientific
Meaning "false knowledge," the term refers to theories that do not follow formal scientific discipline and that cannot be verified. In contrast, a "scientific" fact can be continuously proven with every experiment.


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Most of what's claimed for 2012 relies on wishful thinking, wild pseudoscientific folly, ignorance of astronomy and a level of paranoia worthy of 'Night of the Living Dead,' " Ed Krupp, director of the Griffith Observatory, in Los Angeles, and an expert on ancient astronomy, wrote in an article in the November issue of Sky & Telescope.
If India coach Gary Kirsten's pseudoscientific paper suggesting cricketers play better after a bit of exercise between the sheets has any truth in it, Di Venuto looked like he must have been tucked up in bed by nine the previous evening - and not back to the team hotel until gone midnight.
Some pieces breezily poke fun at pseudoscientific breakthroughs, including "electrically activated" oxygen water and healing magnets, both purported to cure just about everything.
 
 
 
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