Science and Superstition (Second Edition)
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Explains that superstitions are based on fears and lack of knowledge, whereas science depends upon clear definitions and careful tests which are based on fact, and examines the similarities and differences of many common superstitions. Shows an experiment using the scientific method to test the effectiveness of crossing the fingers during various daily activities. Suggests that belief in superstition fosters a closed mind.
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Explains that superstitions are based on fears and lack of knowledge, whereas science depends upon clear definitions and careful tests which are based on fact, and examines the similarities and differences of many common superstitions. Shows an experiment using the scientific method to test the effectiveness of crossing the fingers during various daily activities. Suggests that belief in superstition fosters a closed mind., , NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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