What is the difference between being imaginative in doing science and doing psuedoscience?

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Being imaginative in doing science is using your knowledge and creativity to make innovative ideas, while psuedoscience is using sources that are not true and do not use actual science. Example being ads that say "Wow you will not believe what how this oil cured cancer!".

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