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Originally Posted by sjastro
Craig,
You should have a look at the list you recently compiled for how pseudoscience operates and note how this thread has been patterned on those principles.
Regards
Steven
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Do you mean this one ? ..
Updated list of Pseudoscience distinctions (ie: ways of detecting pseudoscience):
(1) The non observation of a prediction made by science is proof that the science is wrong.
(2) An anomaly proves the science is wrong.
(3) Recitation of conspiracy theories against science. (Eg: the peer review process being a "boys club");
(4) No evidence of ever having gone through 'Peer Review' and announcements made in mainstream media, before journal publication.
(5) Fudged tests or data: No signs of data, which may be used to disprove the theory.
I think this was the last revision ..
Hmm
Cheers