Imho, the conflation of pseudoscience with fields of research that simply can't be modeled as precisely as physics or chemistry isn't super helpful. I feel that

Imho, the conflation of pseudoscience with fields of research that simply can't be modeled as precisely as physics or chemistry isn't super helpful. I feel that the label of pseudoscience should really be reserved for guerilla implementations of mythological practices that solely rely on individual and anecdotal, if not purely placebo influenced experience. Things that apparently offer treatment for critical illnesses, but offer no framework for testing the results or basis for it working. Acupuncture, homeopathy, Chiropractic, anything to do with life forces, Naturopathy, etc..