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mojhsa [17]
1 year ago
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Physics
1 answer:
pychu [463]1 year ago
6 0

Carly's friends think she may be diving into pseudoscience .

  • When presented as pseudoscience, a claim, finding, or explanatory framework lacks the objectivity needed for scientific inquiry. Research that is based on dubious ideas, a defective experimental design, or unreliable data can also lead to pseudoscience.
  • The word "pseudoscience" can be used to describe a single assertion or claim that is allegedly supported by facts or science but falls apart when put to the test of reason.
  • A complicated system, like astrology, that claims to explain how astronomical occurrences cause and effect world events is another example of a pseudoscience. Many pseudosciences, like astrology, are reasonably safe.

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