Today we have a handy guide for you. Did a friend send you a link to some terrible article

that proves their conspiracy theory or other false belief?

Turn to today's Skeptoid episode to check up on the source of that article. If it's

in today's list, you can almost certainly throw that article into the round file. For

today we've got the top 10 worst websites for scientific misinformation. And that's

coming right up on Skeptoid.

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Updated top 10 worst anti-science websites.

You've seen it on Facebook or other places a million times. Someone makes some untrue,

medical or science or conspiracy claim. And to give it the appearance of authority, attach

a web link to it. And where's that web link from? As often as not, it turns out to be

a site that specializes in terrible misinformation. And such sites are all too often far more

popular than sites dedicated to correcting the record or presenting data.

Sudo science is unfortunately more sensational, compelling, and fun.

A few years ago on this show, I gave a list of the top 10 websites that promoted the worst

bad science as a resource for those hoping to stand up to such web links.

Times change, sites come and go, rise an ebb, and we're ready for an update.

And so here are this year's winners, my picks for the worst sites on the internet, which

your friends are likely to link you to, organized by their Alexa popularity rating. Tweet

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