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Over the past week or so the focus has been on science and philosophy, and while there’s a lot that can be said about the intersection between the two, here’s a few extended answer questions for revision:
The problem of induction (Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy)
Problem of Induction (pdf)
2. Can science provide us with all the answers?
On Bill Nye’s Big Think Video
Philosopher’s Magazine on Bill Nye’s Big Think Video
3. Is science is a social construct?
Is science socially constructed — And can it still inform public policy?
Is Science ‘Forever Tentative’ and ‘Socially Constructed’? No Way!
Scientific Reproducibility, Human Error, and Public Policy
Science and religious belief
4. What makes science different from pseudoscience?
Science and Pseudoscience
Distinguishing science and pseudoscience
Drawing the line between science and pseudo-science.
Over the past week or so the focus has been on science and philosophy, and while there’s a lot that can be said about the intersection between the two, here’s a few extended answer questions for revision:
The problem of induction (Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy)
Problem of Induction (pdf)
2. Can science provide us with all the answers?
On Bill Nye’s Big Think Video
Philosopher’s Magazine on Bill Nye’s Big Think Video
3. Is science is a social construct?
Is science socially constructed — And can it still inform public policy?
Is Science ‘Forever Tentative’ and ‘Socially Constructed’? No Way!
Scientific Reproducibility, Human Error, and Public Policy
Science and religious belief
4. What makes science different from pseudoscience?
Science and Pseudoscience
Distinguishing science and pseudoscience
Drawing the line between science and pseudo-science.