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Pseudoscience is like a thorn in my brain. Besides being potentially dangerous when people rely on “alternative” “medicine” instead of finding actual help, sometimes it just bothers me when somebody is wrong on the internet. So it was time to relax a bit about it.
For this episode Bart and I tried something new. On Sunday, July 7th, we went on YouTube and played a game! We read pseudoscience stories to each other, trying to make the other guy laugh about it! And among the people who sent us their pseudoscience stories, we randomly chose a winner who got a t-shirt from our merchandize store!
Besides the edited podcast episode, you can also watch it on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/UilksPkhlMU
Please let us know what you think!
Congratulations to Robert Kossen, who won a t-shirt from our merchandize store!
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