| In Spenser's day, belief in astrology, the pseudo-science of the influence of the stars on human lives, was still common. |
| Along with the growth of real science there has gone on also a growth of pseudo-science. |
| It is needless to extend further the present excursus on the origin and history of modern pseudo-science. |
| His ideas have been twisted into evolutionary psychology, a pseudo-science which is given surprising credence. |
| The pseudo-science, which also dealt with the stars, proves nothing against the inductive spirit of the Italians of that day. |
| Would a little less pseudo-science and a little more right-brain reflection on what real people feel and do give us some more valid insights? |
