What is the difference between science and pseudoscience?

Physics

2 answers:

In-s [12.5K]4 years ago

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It's b because science is based on
empirical
evidence,while pseudoscientific doesn't

Naddik [55]4 years ago

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Answer: B. Scientific conclusions are based on empirical evidence, while pseudoscientific conclusions are not.

Explanation:

Scientific conclusions are based on evidences that are obtain through detail experimental process. Thus the claims done by the scientific conclusions are acceptable. But the pseudoscience includes the conclusions which are based beliefs, facts which are not generated after detailed experimental procedure. Thus the claims done by the pesudoscience are not acceptable.

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