Bad Science

His background in medicine and science seems to drive a passionate crusade against pseudoscience. I wonder what stories or experiences motivated him to write this book.

It’s alarming how often misleading info spreads, even when solid science is available. I’m curious if readers found themselves questioning what they’ve heard before reading this.

Some parts made me rethink my trust in certain sources, but I wonder if this kind of critique can really shift deeply held beliefs or if it mostly preaches to the choir.