This term may have come back into use when Richard Feynman used it as an analogy for pseudoscience.
This term may have come back into use when Richard Feynman used it as an analogy for pseudoscience. The Baigona, Tara, and John Frum movements are examples, and the name was coined by Lucy Mair in the wake of the Vailala Madness, in which the leader Evara claim to communicate with the dead via an invisible radio. Practitioners may abandon their gardens or kill pigs, or, more commonly, build useless imitations of runways or airplanes. For 10 points, identify these new religions arising in Melanesia that revered deliveries from the developed world.
This term may have come back into use when Richard Feynman used it as an analogy for pseudoscience.
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