How to Fake a Moon Landing
by Darryl Cunningham [001.9 Cun]
As
the subtitle to this book says, this is a very straight-forward book
about "exposing the myths of science denial". Cunningham uses the
graphic novel format to tackle 8 hot button topics, all of which have
been in the news in recent years. Each of these topics has a great deal
of verifiable scientific evidence, accumulated over years, even decades,
of testing an observation, to lend support to views that have somehow
become political and religious hot potatoes -- each and every topic's
facts have people who are diametrically opposed to accepting the
evidence placed in front of them. Cunningham doesn't suffer fools
gladly, and uses humor and sarcasm to shine a light on such subjects as:
The Moon Landing Hoax, Homeopathy, Chiropractic treatments, the MMR
Vaccination Scandal, Evolution, Fracking, Climate Change and the basic
category of Science Denial in general. This book should appeal to anyone
with an open mind, who prefers the scientific method of testing an d
observation over blind acceptance of dogma. -- recommended by Scott C. - Bennett Martin Public Library [ see Scott's Reviewer Profile and more of his reviews ]
[ official Darryl Cunningham blog ]
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