Pseudoscience

**Pseudoscience** refers to beliefs, theories, or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on the scientific method. Unlike genuine science, pseudoscience lacks empirical support, is not reliably tested, and does not adhere to the rigorous standards of scientific inquiry. Common examples include astrology, homeopathy, and alchemy. Pseudoscientific claims are often characterized by anecdotal evidence, resistance to falsification, and absence of peer review. Critics warn that pseudoscience can mislead the public, distract from legitimate research, and result in harmful consequences. For more information, see the Wikipedia entry on pseudoscience.This piece of text has been generated by artificial intelligence.

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