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> I'm not sure how you can call it "pseudoscience," unless they're making false guarantees about current technology ... The term "pseudoscience" can be applied
by lutusp 12y ago
> I'm not sure how you can call it "pseudoscience," unless they're making false guarantees about current technology ...
The term "pseudoscience" can be applied to a true result as well as a false one. The term refers, not to the result, but to how it was acquired.
An astrologer may predict that you will have a nice day. If you then have a nice day, does that make astrology science?
- baddox 12y agoTrue. My point is that it's not pseudoscience unless they're claiming that an unfreezing process already exists (that's just lying), or if they're claiming an unfreezing process existing in the future is possible and you can show that it's not possible.