Fake science

Fake science refers to information or claims that pretend to be scientific but lack proper evidence, rigorous methods, or peer review. It often misleads by presenting false or exaggerated findings, using technical language to seem credible without genuine validation. This can occur intentionally, to deceive or promote certain agendas, or unintentionally, from misunderstandings. Recognizing fake science involves checking the source’s credibility, looking for supporting evidence, and relying on reputable, peer-reviewed research. It’s important to approach scientific claims critically and verify information through trustworthy channels to avoid being misled.