There is a new article on Wired Magazine's website that draws my attention to the difference between real science, scientific writing, and pseudo-science masquerading as science. The article is written by Nathanael Johnson, author of a new book entitled All Natural. I haven't read it yet, but please don't hold that against me—it's not going to be released for another week. The cover of the book identifies the author as a "skeptic." Those of you who regularly read my blog know that I am very skeptical of self-identified skeptics. It turns out that many are not skeptics at all. Rather, they have in their minds a long-obsolete notion of what science includes and will do just about