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Sunday, March 04, 2007
The Pseudoscientific Method
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Hat tip to Janet for starting the flowchart frenzy last week.
In the old blogger on the right when you download an image you selected high res (or big) for the image. You might also take a look at the html code. There may be something at the end of the string describing the image that you just snip.
There you pseudoskeptics go again having a laugh at the expense of rational alternative explanations for things that the scientific consensus denies. Not very scientific is it? Rather than deny the paranormal why don't scientists look into rational alternative explanations that could be behind the phenomena? then at least they'd be doing real scientific work, which is discovering something new about the universe.
In the old blogger on the right when you download an image you selected high res (or big) for the image. You might also take a look at the html code. There may be something at the end of the string describing the image that you just snip.
ReplyDeleteGood work!
Got a "large" size readable one up, thanks.
ReplyDeleteGood work (amuzing!!!)
ReplyDeleteThere you pseudoskeptics go again having a laugh at the expense of rational alternative explanations for things that the scientific consensus denies. Not very scientific is it?
ReplyDeleteRather than deny the paranormal why don't scientists look into rational alternative explanations that could be behind the phenomena?
then at least they'd be doing real scientific work, which is discovering something new about the universe.
Please explain where rationality and consensus appear in the chart?
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