The Borderlands of Science: Where Sense Meets Nonsense

This book by Michael Shermer provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the differences between science, borderline science, and nonsense.

With a focus on separating fact from conjecture, Shermer explores the work of influential scientists such as Darwin, Freud, and Sagan, while also delving into the shameful Piltdown Man episode.

The book is divided into three classes of knowledge: science, based on factual evidence; borderline science, based on scientific conjecture; and nonsense, where anything goes.

Shermer's zeal for separating science from borderline science is evident throughout the book, as he critiques modern grand explanatory hypotheses such as superstring theory.

Whether you're a scientist, skeptic, or simply someone looking to better understand the world around you, this book is an essential read.

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