A rise in psychological pseudoscience is putting people at risk, psychologists have warned, with social media and celebrity endorsements partly to blame. Mental health apps, mood-boosting ...

This coincides with a troubling trend I’ve noticed on the right: the rise of racist pseudoscience. Here’s how The New Republic summarized Trump’s remarks at a rally in Michigan on Tuesday ...

Popular social media scientific and medical trends based on misinformation or pseudoscience use several key tactics to influence public understanding of medical and scientific concepts.

Those new myths would snowball over the ensuing decades into numerous popular sci-fi franchises and a mini-industry of pseudoscience ... which even includes the word "eternal": "Could it be ...

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