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Do Women Believes in the Illuminati?

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A fantastic post at The Last Psychiatrist.  By analyzing a claim ("Women are more prone to paranormal thinking than men"), he reveals why almost all social science is a sham.  He also reveals the insidigous practice of arguing false inferences - which based on recent comments at this site, seems to be something many people don't understand.As the the claim about women and their superstitious, yes, women do read their horoscopes.  I've never met a woman into the conspiracy theory movement, however.  Nor have I heard a woman talk about reptilian overlords who operate the World Banking System through their Illuminati intermediaries at Goldman Sachs.The major difference between male and female paranormal thinking is that men dress their paranormal views up in pseduo-science...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on June 29, 2010 (boomark / email).

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