The Decline of Reason?
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This article addresses the difference between the scientific method and pseudoscience. The author demonstrates how the study of the fossil record can be used to support logical conclusions in science. It also contains additional references that support the scientific method.
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This article addresses the difference between the scientific method and pseudoscience. The author demonstrates how the study of the fossil record can be used to support logical conclusions in science. It also contains additional references that support the scientific method.
