A pseudoscientist will not. It is, unfortunately, vital for each citizen to learn to distinguish carefully between science and pseudoscience. In a democracy, every voter must be capable of seeking and recognizing vital sources of information. Pseudoscience often strikes educated, rational people as too nonsensical and preposterous to be dangerous, a source of amusement rather than fear. Unfortunately, this is not a wise attitude.
Pseudoscience can be extremely dangerous.
The complete collection of Pseudoscience Fact Sheets is from AFF Electronic Bookstore . Fact, Fraud and Fantasy , Morris Goran, A. S. Barnes, New Jersey, 1979. By James Randi, Prometheus, New York, 1982. Paranormal Borderlands of Science, Ed. Science Confronts the Paranormal , Ed. by Kendrick Frazier, Prometheus, New York, 1985.