> Pseudoscientific beliefs are frequently irrational (e.g., believing in the existence of the Loch Ness monster)
Not so long ago the belief that rocks can fall from the sky was regarded as irrational and magical. Then meteorites were theorized, observed and predicted. In short, one should reserve a degree of skepticism for skepticism.
> Pseudoscientific beliefs are frequently irrational (e.g., believing in the existence of the Loch Ness monster)
Not so long ago the belief that rocks can fall from the sky was regarded as irrational and magical. Then meteorites were theorized, observed and predicted. In short, one should reserve a degree of skepticism for skepticism.