The Fake Science Blog Offers Silly Answers to Life's Toughest Questions
Michael Hines — May 9, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: fakescience.tumblr & neatorama
The 'Fake Science' blog is a Tumblr blog that would make any science teacher weep. This blog features tons of misleading yet hilarious infographics explaining everything from the death of the dinosaurs to why peacocks have feathers.
I always wondered how wind farms worked, and thanks to the Fake Science blog I now know. Poking fun at science has never been funnier. Check out the pictures in the gallery if you need proof that smart questions don't always warrant smart answers.
I always wondered how wind farms worked, and thanks to the Fake Science blog I now know. Poking fun at science has never been funnier. Check out the pictures in the gallery if you need proof that smart questions don't always warrant smart answers.
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