...eam scientists. Ideas about hard-to-reproduce anomalies are often deemed [[Pseudoscience|pseudoscientific]], partly because science needs phemomena to be [[Reproduc
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*[[Pseudoscience]]
[[Category:Pseudoscience]]
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...s, [[cryptozoology]], and [[demonology]], and are considered by many to be pseudoscience. Other explanations make no scientific pretense whatever, and lie more with
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...ant or even a [[Fortean]] perspective. Cryptozoology is often considered a pseudoscience by mainstream zoologists and biologists.
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...partially non-human (this explanation is unproven and usually considered [[pseudoscience|scientifically implausible]], and not favored by many). Of those who favor
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...publicized, if at all, and most reports on the subject have fallen into [[pseudoscience]] and obscurity. Many skeptics believe the Spricom experiment is a complete
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...ent, unknown culture. Both of these hypotheses are widely considered to be pseudoscience. Some Christian scholars hold that dragons are just an exaggerated depictio
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...ions of their existence can at best be referred to as [[cryptozoology]] or pseudoscience.
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{{Infobox Pseudoscience
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The common perception of alchemists is that they were [[pseudoscience|pseudo-scientists]], crackpots and charlatans, who attempted to turn lead i
*[[Protoscience]], [[Pseudoscience]], and Anti-science
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