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Science vs. Pseudoscience

http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... World Skeptics Congress 2012: Science vs. Pseudoscience - Opening with Amardeo Sarma. More videos of the World Skeptics...

Richard Feynman and Pseudoscience

Richard Feynman (a Nobel Prize winner) speaking about pseudoscience. This is a segment from the BBC Horizon Interview (The Pleasure of Finding Things out), 1...

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Anti-Science, Science Policy & Pseudoscience

Many politicians and viable candidates promote distinctly anti-science rhetoric; why are so many Americans ready to accept ignorant or hostile takes on topic...

The Eyes of Nye - Pseudoscience (Season 1, Episode 2)

Great program. Think of it as a somewhat more mature version of Bill Nye The Science Guy.

SSS (2of14) - Science vs. Pseudoscience

from Brian Brushwood's lecture, Scams, Sasquatch and the Supernatural. Sorry this clip has slightly lower quality audio than the others. You can find the who...

inFact: 5 Ways to Tell Science from Pseudoscience

Here are 5 quick ways for you to tell good science from bad science. http://infactvideo.com.

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Popper : science et pseudo-science

Synthèse sur la distinction entre science et pseudo-science selon Karl Popper.

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Scientific American (blog)

3 Essential Qualities Up-and-coming Science Writers Should Develop

Scientific American (blog)

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 12:17:43 -0700

But for this post, I'm dealing specifically with qualities of writers of popular science.) It is as important to write about good science as it is to write about bad “science.” Pseudoscience, wacky “scientific” claims and pure and utter bull can cause ...

Heroes of Uncertainty

New York Times

Mon, 27 May 2013 18:09:50 -0700

We're living in an empirical age. The most impressive intellectual feats have been achieved by physicists and biologists, and these fields have established a distinctive model of credibility. Enlarge This Image ...

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