I saw the commercials for that TV show last year but I've never seen it air? Or I think I did see the first episode. I forgot all about it, so it must not be doing too good with the ratings ?Well, if you consider the science behind the show "lie to me" as pseudo science. Then yes I do.
YouTube - Lie To Me opening theme - Music - Ryan Star - Brand New Day
Yes, for you. :angry:I only divulge in mbti. That's really the only pseudo science I like to contemplate. Any other makes me want to gauge my eyes out.
Oh and raindbows... you've created 16 threads in one day. U trollin'? :bored:
All of numerology seemed to predict my life course well, except the soul urge, as well. Strange.I just did some numerology test and it is pretty accurate with my life path being number 11, my destiny being number 3 and my last year's path, this year's path and next year's path. I do not fully agree with my soul urge being number 1 though.
My brother recently bought tarot cards and a book with info on it and I do enjoy it, just because it makes you think and eventually discuss.
I am into all that stuff: occult, esoterica, (eastern) psychology, mysticism etc. Not necissairly because I believe it but because it is interesting.--that claim to define your psyche for you, or divinate and tell you how to live your life in a superstitious manner: Astrology, moleology, rumpology, tarot, etc.
I don't think actual religions count...
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i did not know how else to group these sorts of beliefs. so i had to go with psuedo science, as what a scientist might call them.The word pseudo-science is totally a slight against all the things it tries to describe. As if science is the only correct way to explain the universe, and everything else is just faking it. I would say that i'm very interested in varied points of view, whether or not they're "objective". Science admits to an infinitesimally small understanding, yet still claims to be able to disprove theories about subjects that we've barely scratched the surface of.
In summary, believe what you want, but please don't use the word pseudo-science! :crazy:
That's a good way of putting it.I tend to think there's probably a grain of psychological truth to some of them, long lost in the piles of silly details surrounding them.