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Astrology refers to any of several systems of understanding, interpreting and organizing knowledge about reality and human existence, based on the relative positions and movement of various real and construed celestial bodies.
Planetary alignments are events where two or more planets and the Sun and Moon line up from the perspective of Earth. Much of astrology has been developed around such alignments.
Sun signs are astrological signs that are determined by the location of the Sun at a particular moment in time such as an individual's birth.
Climate change denial has been described as a form of pseudoscience by various groups including the National Center for Science Education.
Dianetics is L. Ron Hubbard's pseudoscience that purports to treat a theoretical "reactive mind" by means of an "E-Meter", a device which Hubbard was later legally forced to admit "does nothing".
Neoshamanism is a combination of shamanistic, new-age spiritual, and other philosophies which include belief in spirits, meditation and sometimes the use of entheogens.
Psychoanalysis is a genuine area of study, but the field has historically been and continues to be dominated by ideas lacking empirical support.
Sigmund Freud and his ideas are the most prominent within psychoanalysis. Many of his ideas have since been refuted and lack empirical evidence but are still popular in psychoanalysis.
Transactional Analysis is a non-Freudian approach to psychoanalysis popular during the late 20th century, also lacking in empirical support and best viewed as an arbitrary system of categorizing human interactions.
Myers-Briggs Type Inventory claims to categorize human personality types.
Alternate historical chronology
Crank (referencing a type of person)
Scientific arguments for a young Earth
Scientific consensus (describes the majority views of scientists)
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