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Por qué creemos en cosas raras
- Pseudociencia, superstición u otras confusiones de nuestro tiempo
- Narrated by: Jean Rodríguez
- Length: 16 hrs and 58 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Las ideas más peregrinas tienen hoy que adoptar una vestidura "científica" para obtener credibilidad. No son ahora extrañas las "pruebas" de abducciones extraterrestres o de poderes telepáticos o los "documentos" que respaldan que el Holocausto nunca ocurrió. Schermer se interna en ese mundo de profetas y visionarios, fundamentalistas religiosos e "historiadores" racistas, y nos ofrece un análisis de sus credos y métodos, que desmonta pieza a pieza, aplicando nada más que el pensamiento científico.
©1997, 2002 Michael Shermer (P)2021 BookaVivo
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