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Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing of the Double Issue of 18 Short Stories. Featured are Big Blue Marble by Doug Allyn, La Loca Bella by F Gabriel Flores, The Cooler by Peter Sellers, It's Never Just the Wind by Hollis Seamon, The King of Gonna by Richard Helms, Booked by William Hallstead, Where The Strange Ones Go by Steve Hockensmith, A Day at the Beach by Susan Dunlap, A Chronicle of Deaths Foretold by RT Raichev, Suspect Zero by Benjamin Percy, The Painter's Wife by Marjorie Eccles, A Time of Fury by Bill Pronzini, Answered Prayers by Hilary Davidson,The Glass Floor by Carlos Orsi, The Fires of Hell by Paul Halter, Garden-Variety Criminal by Sherry LaLonde, Inside of A Dog by Maaja Wentz and Fatal Fog by Tim Baker. In Fine Condition. …

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. What Science Says about Astrology. Book.

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Paperback. Condición: New. For thousands of years, people have believed that the configuration of stars and planets in the sky influences earthly events. Today, astrology is a lucrative global market, with newspaper columns, mobile apps, and professional counselors weighing in on everything from love life to health to the stock market. Yet scientific evidence shows indisputably that it is simply superstition. Why does astrology appeal to so many people? What makes its prognostications seem persuasive? Is there any harm to believing in astrology anyway?This book aims a scientific lens at astrology, from its colorful history to experimental tests of its predictions through the social and psychological factors that explain its enduring popularity. Carlos Orsi explores the importance of astrology to the history of science and the reasons it has been categorized as a pseudoscience. He investigates its tenets, recounting how scientists debunked common claims. With both empathy and skepticism, Orsi illuminates the psychological, rhetorical, and emotional mechanisms that cause people to find astrological predictions convincing. He also addresses the dangers of irrational beliefs and the risks of applying astrology to serious decisions. Wide-ranging and entertaining, this book offers a critical look at the modern appeal of an ancient superstition.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. For thousands of years, people have believed that the configuration of stars and planets in the sky influences earthly events. Today, astrology is a lucrative global market, with newspaper columns, mobile apps, and professional counselors weighing in on everything from love life to health to the stock market. Yet scientific evidence shows indisputably that it is simply superstition. Why does astrology appeal to so many people? What makes its prognostications seem persuasive? Is there any harm to believing in astrology anyway?This book aims a scientific lens at astrology, from its colorful history to experimental tests of its predictions through the social and psychological factors that explain its enduring popularity. Carlos Orsi explores the importance of astrology to the history of science and the reasons it has been categorized as a pseudoscience. He investigates its tenets, recounting how scientists debunked common claims. With both empathy and skepticism, Orsi illuminates the psychological, rhetorical, and emotional mechanisms that cause people to find astrological predictions convincing. He also addresses the dangers of irrational beliefs and the risks of applying astrology to serious decisions. Wide-ranging and entertaining, this book offers a critical look at the modern appeal of an ancient superstition.…

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tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. Civilización, progreso y cultura.(008) Revista de Occidente. Madrid. 2009. 20 cm. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. (=3558778=) JY17.