"Scientific folklore" is a term that typically refers to the informal body of knowledge, beliefs, anecdotes, and traditions that emerge within scientific communities, often outside of formal education or peer-reviewed literature. This can include myths, urban legends, and common misconceptions that scientists or those interested in science may share. Some characteristics of scientific folklore include: 1. **Anecdotal Evidence**: Stories or personal experiences that convey ideas about scientific principles or practices, but may lack rigorous scientific backing.
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