Is pseudo scientist smart? Hmm....

 Is pseudo scientist smart? Hmm....

(You want to be as smart as Tesla or as "Monty"? It's your choice)

I think some pseudo scientists are very smart especially the one who created the pseudo science claims.

They need to have a good understanding of related subject in order to create convincing pseudo science claims as they have to provide convincing facts while they also need to hide the other parts that would debunk their claims. Mothy's video is a good example.

However, for the pseudo science followers, they just following these pseudo science leaders and blindly believe what these leaders said without a second thought (or without using their critical thinking skill). These followers may be "knowledgeable" but they are defintely not smart.

One of the aims of my blog is to make these followers awake. Don't fall into the traps set up by these pseudo science leaders (as they usually have their own agenda in pushing their claims)

I really hope that more and more pseudo science followers can wake up and take their responsibilities in helping to debunk the pseudo science claim in order to help the progress of true Science (as I have limited energy and resources in do so by myself).

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