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Dear Reader: As a scientist and educator, I have long marveled at the amount of dis-information that is common and accepted as general knowledge. Whether the information is of the “urban-legend” type, pseudo-science, or quackery, the acceptance of this information does a disservice to the public. It often results in needless spending and losses by some and disastrous consequences to health, and even death, to others. To the left you will find links to websites of pertinent relevance to the issue of WebCredibility. Here you will find a synopsis of the issue as well as commentary on the implications and future of information and dis-information as influenced by the World Wide Web. I hope that you find this site useful and informative.
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