Quora Answers 9/7/20: The Kalam Cosmological “Argument”
Today we are asking a Quora question regarding the Kalam Cosmological “Argument”. Which is of course an exercise in special pleading.
Today we are asking a Quora question regarding the Kalam Cosmological “Argument”. Which is of course an exercise in special pleading.
Today we ask a Quora question about whether random things follow the law of causality.
I have made this post to promote the “Inductive Summary of Physics” project which provides an inductive history of physics.
This is an interview with James Ellias, creator of the excellent “An Inductive Summary of Physics” series covering an inductive history of physics and other important philosophical topics.
In this article, we will look at these statistical fallacies: Simpsons Paradox, base-rate fallacy and the Texas sharpshooter fallacy.
In this article, we will look at some irrational excuses for why physicists should take the physics of string theory seriously.
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Today in the second episode of our vodcast, we are looking at some of the central absurdities of quantum mechanics. This is part one of a two part series.
Today we look at falsifiability and see that it is not just about showing that a theory should be able to be proven wrong, if it is wrong.
Today we are looking at some Quora answers we provided on Quora. Today we are answering a question about the concept of “zero”.
Some people, including alleged champions of reason and science think that there is no such thing as settled science. Let’s bus that unscientific nonsense.