Fake Science - Neatorama

Fake Science is a tumblr blog of amusingly misleading scientific factoids and infographics. It's a good source of information "when the facts are too confusing."

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Brought to you by the Kansas State Department of Educations.

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People have no idea of the dangers workers go through to extract baking soda from the Earth, for the good of all consumers.

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A home schooling high school science text claims that "them dinasaurs was aten by Noah and his family. The brontosaur and others was so stupid they would hide there head in a cloud and think they was safe from Noah and Ham."

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Lol great website

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the concepts are great, but its a shame that the graphics suck so bad.

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@CT

I don't know why you're complaining about that, I think they do the job. There is pretty good content on the interwebs with a lot worse graphics to back it up.

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I knew it.

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Naw, the pictures detract from the idea. But the ideas I read are silly.

And I don't get the anti-creationist comments. Did the commenters not realize that the site wasn't serious?

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The graphics are perfect because that makes them more genuine-looking!

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Now I know where the Creation Museum gets its data!

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Another factoid on dinosaurs. There will billions upon billions of dinosaurs on the earth then one day a great earth shaking and earth moving event took place and bunches of dinosaurs were trapped in big chasms all over the earth, in the earth. There bodies began to liquefy under pressure and heat. They became putrid and black and gooey and that's how fossil oil came to be.

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