The science myths that will not die

Megan Scudellari
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Megan Scudellari: Megan Scudellari is a science journalist in Boston, Massachusetts.

Nature, 2015, vol. 528, issue 7582, 322-325

Abstract: False beliefs and wishful thinking about the human experience are common. They are hurting people — and holding back science.

Date: 2015
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