Michael Gordin, “Science and Pseudoscience” (Open Agenda, 2021)

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

Psychiatry and Alchemy

02:49 • 3min

3

Amanuel Velakowski - The Poster Boy

05:56 • 4min

4

The Book of Moses - A Psychoanalyst

10:01 • 2min

5

What if There Was a Natural Disaster?

11:40 • 5min

6

The History of a Fringe Doctrine

16:52 • 5min

7

What Makes It Die Away?

22:18 • 5min

8

Physicists Are Dominant

27:02 • 4min

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Theodos Stobonsky, a Russian Born, Ucranian Born, and He's Also at Columbia

31:21 • 3min

10

The New Galileo Affair

34:23 • 2min

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Psychoanalysts and the Narrative

35:54 • 6min

12

The Classic Argument of Pseudoscience

41:32 • 6min

13

The Reception of Worlds in Collision

47:10 • 2min

14

Macmillan and the Science Arguments

48:49 • 3min

15

Bringing Science Into the Public Conscience

51:54 • 3min

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Einstein, a Prickly Personality, and a Real Character.

54:51 • 3min

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The Problem of the Founder of a Research Foundation

57:53 • 4min

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Is Everything All the Same if There's No Line of Demarcation?

01:01:54 • 3min

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Is I Andiena, Absolutely?

01:05:02 • 2min

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Is It Possible to Falsify a Scientific Statement?

01:07:13 • 2min

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The Third Problem With Falsification Isn't Consistent

01:09:06 • 4min

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The Central Dilemma

01:12:40 • 5min

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What Should We Do Now?

01:17:58 • 4min

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The Longitude Problem Was Sold With Something Similar

01:22:10 • 2min

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Is Science Literacy a Good Idea?

01:24:00 • 5min

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The Anthropic Principle in Physics

01:28:40 • 6min

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The Rise of the Anthropic Principle

01:34:11 • 3min

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Are You Paying Attention to History and Sociology of Science?

01:37:31 • 5min

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The History of Science Can Be Used to Organize Science

01:42:23 • 4min