Александр Панчин - Защита от темных искусств. Путеводитель по миру паранормальных явлений

• Название: Защита от темных искусств. Путеводитель по миру паранормальных явлений
• Автор: Александр Панчин
• Жанр: Прочая научная литература
• Год: 2018
• ISBN: 978-5-17-982690-3

«Защита от темных искусств» – увлекательный научно-популярный рассказ о паранормальном. Это вторая книга биолога Александра Панчина, лауреата премии «Просветитель» за «Сумму биотехнологии». Здесь описаны результаты сотен научных исследований, объясняющих, почему люди охотно верят, например, в мистических существ, экстрасенсов, астрологию и магию. Это своего рода практическое руководство, посвященное научному подходу к сверхъестественному. «Защита от темных искусств» поможет читателю не стать жертвой обмана и самообмана.

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