What's your best "junk science" article(s), (usually based on over-zealous persons promulgating their favorite
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Anything having to do with evolution.  believing that nonsense requires more faith than Christianity.
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Got it....several sites listed below...this is when you form your own opinion, and what's best for YOU! :)
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My personal favorite:\n\nhttp://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/
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Who wrote...\n\n¨My IQ is entirely too high, I have far too many advanced degrees in scientific subjects...¨?\n\nWe have found the enemy and it is this guy!!
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some of my fav are :\n\nanswers.com\nsearchinaflash.com\nwikepedia.com\ninvestopedia.com
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I pick the most thought provoking. I will often ignore the ones that are just parroting what I have said. Someone must bring in a different tilt on the subject, something I missed, or explain things well for me to give them the 10 points.
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Junk science is like junk food. It's quick and not good for you as a steady diet. Junk science is way more expensive because it costs a lot to kill it.  My favorites: Global warming, second-hand smoke and the spotted owl as endangered species if we cut down the old-growth forest. \n\nUnfortunately, if you want to get support for something, just stir up a batch of junk science, tell people that some species, or some people, or the whole human race is in danger of extinction and you can whip up a bunch of support. Things like that tend to have a long shelf life because it takes time and money to refute them.\n\nHave I bought into any? No.
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LMAO!!! I didn't know about that site. My favorite is "gettin jiggy". Too funny! And the "Emm-Jay" was pretty funny too. Thanks :)
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Let me tell you a story about anecdotal evidence.  I had this friend who always supported his arguments with anecdotal evidence, and one day I took him to task for it, by presenting him with statistical data that completely demolished his hunches.  :^)
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That is really a very informative piece of information. You know one reason I come here is to pick up tid-bits like that once in a while. There is so much nonsense on here, when you finally do read something interesting it is really exciting. Thanks for sharing that.
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http://bartman1.blogspot.com/ this is my fav its full of good info
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Take a look at Moller.  This guy has been on the cover of Popular Science AND Popular Mechanics several times.
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Yep! I agree 100%. I began participating in the "Answers" thing during the Beta phase and thought we were asking for people's own opinions or having our brains picked for what we knew from our own experiences and/or education. I lost most of my enthusiasm for the site when it became apparent that answers were being researched and sources cited.
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Cheese: Threat or Menace?\nThe untold Wookie/Bigfoot connection\nThe day I ate Mexican Candy for breakfast, lunch and dinner\nWhy I hate everything you stand for\nNostrils: Tiny heaters for peas\nTom and Jerry: Rosecrucian Facists\nSpongebob is Girl: Irrefutable proof\nNot like all the other anime blogs, I swear
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Aaaaah the great wrkworkwk\n\n "LWA" You are so smart. Do you want an award for being the best YAHOO NONSENSE?
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http://www.junkscience.com/news/robinson.htm
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Good question! Well, I'm starting to spend an increasing amount of time on Yahoo! Answers; it's become my new addiction, so to speak. I also spend a lot of time on IMDB (Internet Movie Database), The Superficial (a satirical celebrity news page; really harsh, and really, really funny), The Straight Dope (a site where an "all-knowing" individual going by the pen name Cecil Adams answers questions scientifically on just about every subject; quite funny, as Cecil's a bit of a smart*ss), and, of course, Xanga and Livejournal.