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Review: Pseudoscience/Paranormal 2nd EditionUser Review - Elizabeth - GoodreadsThis is a must-read for everyone. Fave sections: astrology, homeopathy, and psychoanalysis/jungian pseudo-psychology/humanistic pseudo-psychology. Read full review Review: Pseudoscience/Paranormal 2nd EditionUser Review - David - GoodreadsThis is THE book that yanked me out of my woo-woo haze and into the wonders of reality. I initially picked it up from the library believing it to be true believer pron but I was blind-sided by reason. I've never been the same, in a good way! Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesabduction actual aircraft astrological astrological influence astronauts behavior believe Bermuda Triangle biorhythm biorhythm theory Blondlot Borley Rectory brain cancer caused chance chapter cognitive cold reading convinced cure Daniken detail diet disease disorders Dogon dowsers dream effect evidence example existence experiments explanation extraterrestrial extraterrestrial hypothesis fact faith healers film Freud further Geller Graphology hemisphere hoax human hypnosis hypothesis illusory correlation individuals investigation later memory monster moon mysterious N-rays nature object occur paranormal parapsychology patients perception personality phenomenon photographs planet polywater predictions problems proponents pseudoscience pseudoscientific pseudoscientific claims psi phenomena psychic psychic surgeon psychoanalytic Psychology Randi reader reality response scientific scientists seance seen Sheaffer Skeptical Inquirer spirits spiritualist stars stimulus story studies subjects subliminal subliminal stimulation sun signs symbolic interpretation therapy UFO reports UFO sightings validity Velikovsky Venus vitamin York References to this bookFrom other books
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