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This meme satirizes the double standards in how people evaluate pseudoscience based on their personal beliefs. - On the left, the character expresses disdain for a pseudoscience they don't agree with, labeling it as nonsensical. - On the right, the same character defends a pseudoscience they like, suggesting that skepticism about it reflects a narrow-minded worldview. The humor lies in the hypocrisy of critiquing something as pseudoscientific while simultaneously embracing a different pseudoscience without acknowledging the inconsistency.

Here are five popular modern pseudosciences: 1. **Homeopathy**: The practice of using highly diluted substances to treat ailments, based on the principle that "like cures like," despite lacking scientific support. 2. **Astrology**: The belief that the positions and movements of celestial bodies can influence human behavior and events on Earth. 3. **Crystal Healing**: The practice of using crystals and gemstones for therapeutic purposes, claiming they can promote healing and balance energy. 4. **Alternative Cancer Treatments**: Various non-evidence-based treatments marketed as cures for cancer, often bypassing conventional medical approaches. 5. **Flat Earth Theory**: The belief that the Earth is flat, countering the well-established scientific understanding of the Earth's shape and gravity.