Comments on Marcello Truzzi's Paper

Comments on Marcello Truzzi's Paper

M. Truzzi's article (see SA 26:5/J6468) is critically reviewed. Although it is true that skepticism can be exaggerated, it is misleading to believe that the premise that fraud exists without any evidence for it is a claim that stands outside the realm of science. A book by C. E. M. Hansel (1966...

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