Original sentence: Such attempts at attaining legitimacy include:.The term "pseudoscience" removes the legitimacy afforded by the category "science"; leaving such a labeled body of theory to try to obtain legitimacy on other grounds.claiming all theories are equally scientific.for politically incorrect ideas.for really new ideas.peer review has no value.some are just politically incorrect.some have more evidence, others less; but that doesn't make them not science.theories rise and fall in scientific community support
Edited sentence: According to such philosophers, scientific  "truth" is merely a matter of consensus among scientists.Defenders of pseudoscience frequently appeal to such postmodern philosophies, as well as earlier crackpot philosophies of science such as that of Sir Francis Bacon,  to argue that pseudoscience is merely "outcast" science, or "the science of the future," yet to be accepted by "conservative, mainstream" scientists.Following Hegel, they supposedly find no "objective" validity in legitimate scientific.It is not unusual for postmodernist philosophers to claim to be unable to distinguish between science and pseudoscience.Such attitudes generally indicate a breathtaking ignorance of the actual nature of science, of the reality of scientific progress, and of the ways science confirms and disconfirms hypotheses and guesses.ideas, concepts and principles