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what problems can arise if pseudoscience and science are equated in society?

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Both pseudoscience and science purport to exalt evidence, yet only science reliably, repeatedly, and rigorously tests hypotheses to discover evidence which either supports or denies the hypothesis. Pseudoscience looks only for evidence that supports the hypothesis

Pseudoscience can be especially dangerous when it comes to people's health. ... Another type of pseudoscience is something like the "Law of Attraction". This type of belief (and that's exactly what it is) takes away people's power to think in a rational way and perform actions that allow them to work towards a goal.

Examples of Pseudoscience: 1. Ancient Astronauts and Crop Circles. Aliens may have visited the Earth and influenced civilization or created the crop circles, even though there is no empirical evidence existing. It is based on unproven evidence and myths and other unlikely theories.

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