What did people think before the concept of "science discovery" existed?

Ron Tester is back for our end-of-year History Pop-Up where we discuss fascinating books about science, society + some truly dark moments in history.

Ron has been reading about how science as we know it didn't exist until the 1570s + why Newton spent more time studying the Bible than thinking about gravity.

I discuss the less cheery matter of mass suicides in 1945 Germany + what happened in Budapest's final days under Nazi occupation.

Look for more History Pop-Ups where we abandon business books entirely + indulge our other book nerd tendencies.

Books discussed in this episode:

The Invention of Science - David Wooten

Promise Me You'll Shoot Yourself - Florian Huber

Aftermath - Harald Jähner

The Clockwork Universe - Edward Dolnick

The Last Days of Budapest - Adam Lebor

Ron's Website: rontestercoaching.com

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