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www.matthewjbrown.net | ||
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www.lesswrong.com
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| | | | | Practice and Philosophy of Science is for posts that discuss how science is done or should be done; examples include Building Intuitions on Non-Empirical Arguments in Science and the Science and Rationality sequence. (It is not for posts that simply report on a new scientific result.) | |
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jessegalef.com
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| | | | | In RS #54 -- dubbed "The isms episode" -- Massimo and I ask, "Is the fundamental nature of the world knowable by science alone?", looking at the issue through the lenses of a series of related philosophical positions: determinism, reductionism, physicalism, and naturalism. All of those "isms" take a stance on the question of whether... | |
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realclimate.science
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| | | | | Time of observation bias affects thermometer records. In this short video I show how to use visitech.ai to visualize and understand a difficult scientific problem. https://youtu.be/WgSd-esvu_E | |
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spiralprogress.com
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| | | From his post: 2. The true nature of reality is so strange, I'm not sure "God" or "theism" is well-defined, at least as can be discussed by human beings. That fact should not lead you to militant atheism (I also can't define subatomic particles), but still it pushes me toward an "I don't believe" attitude... | ||
