ReasonRX Podcast Episode 50 What Logic Is, How We Know It, and Why It’s Important
In this episode, we discuss what logic really is so we can stick to the real, and so we can dismiss the misconceptions and misunderstandings …
In this episode, we discuss what logic really is so we can stick to the real, and so we can dismiss the misconceptions and misunderstandings …
“Does Avoiding The Sun Shorten Your Lifespan?” by Chris Kresser Blurb: “Too much sun exposure isn’t a good thing, but not enough may be even …
Nice idea. I like it some, but not completely. I love that they use biology and biomechanics to develop and give context and meaning to …
In “Archimedes: Greek Mathematician,” Gerald J. Toomer (Professor Emeritus of the History of Mathematics, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island) writes: Method Concerning Mechanical Theorems describes a …
In “Archimedes,” some folks at famousscientists.org write: Archimedes was, arguably, the world’s greatest scientist – certainly the greatest scientist of the classical age.He was a …
In Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray, physicist Sabine Hossenfelder documents some bad epistemology that makes some “scientists” go wrong. The book is …
Teach historically. Students need to learn the logic, concept-formation, fallacy identification, induction (i.e., generalization), conceptual integration (i.e., making connections, or “theory building”), and thinking skills …
“The job of a scientist is to listen carefully to nature, not to tell nature how to behave.” Dr. Richard Feynam, Nobel Prize winner in …
The point of fitness is to be able to survive and to master the complexity of our world. Fitness means being able to perform complex …
An excerpt: A sedentary lifestyle over several years is associated with increased risk for type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and premature mortality. What is much …