Pseudoscience

**Pseudoscience** refers to beliefs, theories, or practices presented as scientific, but they lack empirical evidence, reproducibility, or adherence to the scientific method. Common features include untestable claims, lack of peer review, and resistance to falsification. Pseudoscientific topics often resemble legitimate science but do not withstand objective testing or scrutiny. Examples include astrology, homeopathy, and alchemy. The distinction between science and pseudoscience is important for scientific integrity and public understanding. For further information, see the Wikipedia entry on Pseudoscience.This piece of text has been generated by artificial intelligence.

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