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Comment: About this page describing the term "woo", the only reference leads to a dictionary definition. Some more citations that can support the term are required. – 64andtim (talk) 17:13, 2 February 2024 (UTC)
Woo (also called woo-woo) is a term used to describe ideas based on little or unreliable evidence or scientific basis, often appealing to supernatural phenomena.[1] Often, woo relies on Appeal to Authority.[citation needed]
Examples
- "Alkaline water has been shown to increase happiness" (even though there is no empirical evidence for this claim), is woo.