Pseudo-Skepticism: A Case Study

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Oh boy, I usually stay out of these kind of debates, but I found this critical "review" by Nickell absolutely absurd.

His only criticism appears to be multiple variants of "In what I suspect was......" or " I suspect such acts were........"

The thing is, I think scepticism and critical reviews are extremely important, but this is just mindless ideology masquerading as rational or scientific investigation. Absolutely worthless!

"I suspect" Joe Nickell really hasn't got a clue what he's talking about, and only similarly minded ideologues and dogmatists would find his post hoc rationalising convincing in any way!

PS - the Grosso book was quite interesting, I enjoyed it anyway!

EDIT - Wait a minute, I just noticed this was an article posted on the CSICOP website......getting upset at it's ideological, vacuous, entirely speculative & potentially dishonest dismissal of the phenomena is like getting upset at a dog for having a wet nose. As you were everybody!
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Pseudo-Skepticism: A Case Study - by Ninshub - 2018-11-19, 05:13 AM
RE: Pseudo-Skepticism: A Case Study - by Chris - 2018-11-19, 09:00 AM
RE: Pseudo-Skepticism: A Case Study - by manjit - 2018-11-19, 01:35 PM

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