Re: [DIYbio] Re: Political work: DIYbio vs. "alternative 'medicine'"

Jonathan Cline <jcline@ieee.org> writes:

> scientific papers. The psychology of "myth stickiness" has been
> published at length by good studies recently. Myths are hard to debunk
> once published even if hard facts are presented. /Misinformation is
> sticky./ This explains part of why pseudo-science is so hard to
> eliminate and why it can be so frustrating.

I'm interested in these papers, do you have the references of the good
ones you did read on the subject?

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