Science journalism, expertise and common sense
On March 27, the Johns Hopkins University said an article published on
epistemology
Some notes on empiricism, etc.
The Wire published a story about the ‘atoms of Acharya Kanad‘ (background
Has 'false balance' become self-evidently wrong?
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Journalism’s engagement
Discussing some motivations behind a particle physics FAQ
First, there is information. From information, people distill knowledge, and from knowledge,
Of small steps and giant leaps of collective imagination
The Wire
July 16, 2015
We may all harbour a gene that
A future for driverless cars, from a limbo between trolley problems and autopilots
By Anuj Srivas and Vasudevan Mukunth
What’s the deal with everyone
Can science and philosophy mix constructively?
Quantum mechanics can sometimes be very hard to understand, so much so
Can science and philosophy mix constructively?
Quantum mechanics can sometimes be very hard to understand, so much so
Bohr and the breakaway from classical mechanics
One hundred years ago, Niels Bohr developed the Bohr model of the
Bohr and the breakaway from classical mechanics
One hundred years ago, Niels Bohr developed the Bohr model of the
A clock without a craftsman
Curiosity can be devastating on the pocket. Curiosity without complete awareness has
