QuackorSnack

First Annual Awards 2026

Is Adam Conover
a Quack or a Snack?

Andreas KalckerQuack

Andreas Kalcker

MMSchlorine dioxidebleach cure

German-born biophysics researcher based in Switzerland who advocates for chlorine dioxide solution (CDS) as a treatment for a wide range of conditions including cancer, autism, and COVID-19. Holds a PhD from the Open University of Advanced Sciences in Barcelona, an unaccredited institution. Health authorities in multiple countries have issued warnings against ingesting chlorine dioxide.

David Avocado WolfeQuack

David Avocado Wolfe

raw-foodsuperfoodsanti-vaccine

American author and internet personality who promotes raw foodism, superfoods, and longevity practices. Co-founded Sunfood Nutrition and Sacred Chocolate. Has built one of the largest social media health followings through viral content. Also advocates positions including that mushrooms can save the planet, that chocolate is an octave of sunlight, and that gravity is not a force but a form of magnetism, views not supported by mainstream science.

Adam ConoverSnack

Adam Conover

misconception-debunkingscience-communicationcomedy

Comedian and television host who created and hosted Adam Ruins Everything on TruTV (2015-2019). The show addressed common misconceptions across medicine, history, and culture, citing on-screen sources.

Benny HinnQuack

Benny Hinn

faith-healertelevangelistprosperity-gospel

Israeli-born American televangelist known for large-scale events called Miracle Crusades, where attendees report experiencing faith healings. Claims that divine power channeled through his ministry can cure serious illnesses including cancer and blindness. Multiple media investigations have examined these healing claims without finding independent medical verification.

3Blue1BrownSnack

3Blue1Brown

mathematicslinear-algebracalculus

Mathematician and YouTube creator who produces animated videos on topics including linear algebra, calculus, and neural networks. Developed the open-source Manim animation library and lectured at MIT.

How It Works

The community decides who’s a quack and who’s a snack

Quacks are pseudoscientists, noctors, and science deniers whose claims have been documented and debunked. Snacks are the science communicators, educators, and researchers fighting misinformation. You decide who gets the award.

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Awards

Top 16 in each category advance to the December final round.

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