The particular use you quote looks justified. I was referring to this, from earlier:
Table 1. General Features of Pseudoscientific Plans for Extension of Human Life Span
The Problem of Aging
1.Unscientifically simplified; diffuse and undiscovered damage/pathologies excluded as causes of aging without compelling evidence
2.Unscientifically claimed to be curable to some degree by specific therapies
where it looked like anything they didn't like could be included under the unscientific category.
simplified; diffuse and undiscovered damage/pathologies excluded as causes of aging without compelling evidence
This seems bad to me and unscientific sounds like a fair label for such practices. I don't know why you disagree.
Unscientifically claimed to be curable to some degree by specific therapies
Admittedly this usage is confusing. But judging from the arguments made elsewhere in the paper, they seem to be saying there's no good evidence suggesting these specific therapies will work. A lot of what he does seems to be highly speculative. Calling spe...
Another month, another rationality quotes thread. The rules are: