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What is science? Are science and rationality the same thing? If science was something new, what sort of a new thing was science? – [VIDEO]
Michael Vassar – From global warming to evolution :
Posted in History, Inventions & Innovations, Science
Tagged hypothesis, Michael Vassar, rationality, Science, scientific approach, technology
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The scientific consensus and the scientific minority
Andrew Gelman’s post (How do I form my attitudes about scientific questions?) got me attracted to this Wikipedia page: In a standard application of the psychological principle of confirmation bias, scientific research which supports the existing scientific consensus is usually … Continue reading
Posted in History, Research, Science
Tagged facts, History, history of science, hypothesis, paradigm, paradigms, Science, scientific consensus, scientific minority, scientists, theories, theory, Thomas Kuhn
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