“Scientists” LIE to You! Who can you TRUST? DemystifySci (394)

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Dr Brian Keating

Dr Brian Keating

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Should we believe in science? Is there any room to scrutinize the scientific method? And does Eric Lerner have a point?
Recently, my dear colleagues, Dr. Anastasia Bendebury and Dr. Michael Shilo DeLay joined me at UCSD to discuss how scientists come to conclusions about the world, the role of belief in science, and what we can learn from modern controversies in cosmology.
Dr. Anastasia Bendebury and Dr. Michael Shilo DeLay are scientists and explorers who host the weekly podcast DemystifySci @DemystifySci_Podcast
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00:00:00 Should we believe in science?
00:06:52 The nature of science and truth
00:10:41 What is the scientific method?
00:16:29 Controversies in modern cosmology
00:32:37 Does Eric Lerner have a point?
00:34:18 On paradigm shifts
00:40:13 Back to the scientific method
00:42:20 Outro
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@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating 3 ай бұрын
Does belief play a role in science or does faith belong to religion only?
@EnthusiasticTent-xt8fh
@EnthusiasticTent-xt8fh 3 ай бұрын
(German Accent) You must believe the Peer Reviewed Papers!! I have debated atheists for several years. Trust me when I say, "Faith is the biggest part of their arsenal!". Most of them haven't got the slightest clue what they are talking about. They parrot the Peer Reviewed Papers and claim they gave me proof of evolution, old age cosmology, climate change, vaccines, etc. They don't realize they don't have any evidence at all. They don't know the difference between critical thinking and faith.
@jkrofling9524
@jkrofling9524 3 ай бұрын
This triggers me, because it seems to conflate science with "The" science. We either believe in the FINDINGS of quote unquote science, (scientism) or we have FAITH in the Scientific METHOD, regardless of what is found. I think the difference boils down to purpose: While the purpose of The Scientific Method is to eliminate BIAS from the evaluation of data, the purpose of "The" science (scientism), is seems, is to PROMOTE bias, like we saw with the HORSE PASTE debacle. Faith does not BELONG to religion, rather if you have ANY AT ALL, then it can only belong to YOU. ❤
@PearlmanYeC
@PearlmanYeC 3 ай бұрын
Define the strongest science as the highest probability explanation of the empirical observations. While i have faith in my Doctor, i like it best when he explains the cause, effect and if/when to employ a treatment plan. Just like everyone should have their go-to Rabbi/Rav when a question comes up, so too good to have their go to scientist for respective fields of science. If we are ready, willing and able to, and do investigate on our own, we are more likely to discover who the most knowledgeable scientists are.
@WalterHassell
@WalterHassell 3 ай бұрын
Belief/faith are non-negotiable, because we all have to exist within a comprehensible story of our world and our place in it. The question is, then (I think): does religion or science give us a more justifiable story to believe in?
@vanikaghajanyan7760
@vanikaghajanyan7760 3 ай бұрын
The founder of the modern scientific method, Kepler, had this belief in the same thing: "To read the thoughts of God" (by the way, the same thing for Newton and Einstein). However, theologians, to whom nothing human is alien, envied the new method and left: they have a monologue of a person, and now a dialogue (a physical experiment) with reality. I think the issue will be resolved when both sides rise to the third level: the monologue of reality.
@DM_Curtis
@DM_Curtis 3 ай бұрын
Belief just means acting as if something is true. People do believe in gravity, as evidenced by the fact that they don't act as if they're suddenly going to fly off into the atmosphere.
@ValenHawk
@ValenHawk 3 ай бұрын
We can accept and acknowledge science with healthy skepticism, but not necessarily the current scientific community.
@IndianArma
@IndianArma 3 ай бұрын
Let me guess. You're upset that scientists agree about anthropogenic climate change.
@NotWithMyMoney
@NotWithMyMoney 3 ай бұрын
let me guess, you think trans people aint real? get a load of these " im a bigot but dont wanna say it with my "chest" types
@utubeu8129
@utubeu8129 3 ай бұрын
let me guess, your a liberal democrat, just keep your hands off the children
@geemanbmw
@geemanbmw 3 ай бұрын
​@IndianArma i do but not to the degree it is being screamed
@KrystelSpicerMindArkLateralThi
@KrystelSpicerMindArkLateralThi 3 ай бұрын
I'm so glad you said that. The only reason people believe in weight is because of gravity.
@LPPFusion
@LPPFusion 3 ай бұрын
If this is the biggest debate in cosmology, why don't you debate me, (the notorious Eric Lerner) Brian? Then maybe we can debate what I and my colleagues are really writing about, such as the huge contradiction between Big Bang predictions on surface brightness of galaxies and observations--a direct measure of whether or not the cosmos is expanding? You guys seem to be talking a lot about me, but not so much about our actual publications and analysis. Instead, in public, it's stuff you make up.
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating 3 ай бұрын
It could happen. Just like the Big Bang
@LPPFusion
@LPPFusion 3 ай бұрын
really,when? 13.8 billion years from now?@@DrBrianKeating
@TheDjcorey19
@TheDjcorey19 3 ай бұрын
I have full faith in the scientific method, and no faith in the people claiming to apply it
@ConversationswiththeAI
@ConversationswiththeAI 3 ай бұрын
Bro. You must give each guest a microphone. Like run to the store and buy another one if you need to but it's that important. That was awkward af
@alazrabed
@alazrabed 3 ай бұрын
Brian Keating was actually the guest here. So, in that light, I don't think it's that awkward.
@ConversationswiththeAI
@ConversationswiththeAI 3 ай бұрын
@@alazrabed False.They had him on their podcast and now this is him interviewing them. Pay attention to the background(his diplomas etc) if you need to clarify your error. It might appear the other way because Brian Keating is trying to be a pop-sci guy and suffers a bit of solipsism in that autistic attempt, but this was supposed to be him interviewing them and the shared mic was awkward af
@alazrabed
@alazrabed 3 ай бұрын
@@ConversationswiththeAII mean, it's not that crucial of a point anyway but if you're referring to the locale, I'm well aware that the discussion took place in Brian's office. But DemistifySci started the conversation and posted the exact same discussion on their channel, two weeks prior this here video. Either way, it was all in all a fairly balanced back and forth, so roles of host and guest become pretty blurry. And, once again, I didn't find that shared mic particularly awkward -- just my opinion.
@dljnobile
@dljnobile 3 ай бұрын
So important, this beautifully overarching conversation--the kind we need right now and don't get enough of
@smlanka4u
@smlanka4u 3 ай бұрын
Bouncing model doesn't require unrealistic hypothesis like cosmic inflation.
@cuantin2011
@cuantin2011 3 ай бұрын
Bouncing classic Model doesn't require unrealistic hypothesis like cosmic inflation, neither singularity.
@AstroSmoke.
@AstroSmoke. 3 ай бұрын
During my last abduction, I tried to explain my wild theory about human perspective about stuff, and the little grey chap leaned in and simply stated...."you're wrong".
@donaldmonzon1774
@donaldmonzon1774 3 ай бұрын
I'm thinking you might benefit from acquainting yourself with ...'the sky scholar's' podcast .... especially info concerning kirschoff's law ( not sure of spelling)... Your guests today are familiar with his work...unzinger has just released a book on the subject.... very important I think
@mr.needmoremhz4148
@mr.needmoremhz4148 3 ай бұрын
Kirchhoff from electrical circuit law? Or another Kirchhoff?
@donaldmonzon1774
@donaldmonzon1774 3 ай бұрын
@@mr.needmoremhz4148 primarily dealing with black body radiation.... Alexander unzinger has recently published a book about the nature of the sun... he has KZfaq channel...also Pierre Robathai ' the sky scholar ' has in depth videos on kirschoff's law and the sun
@alazrabed
@alazrabed 3 ай бұрын
@@mr.needmoremhz4148The same I'm pretty sure. Kirchoff also produced laws of radiation that are used in astrophysics.
@nunomaroco583
@nunomaroco583 3 ай бұрын
Hi, at the moment really don't know if the Universe is isotropic or anisotropic, Subir Sarkar make strong argument that Universe is anisotropic.....
@GM-qz9fo
@GM-qz9fo 3 ай бұрын
I though the whole point of science/scientific method was not to have to rely on faith.
@Artek604
@Artek604 3 ай бұрын
Wow, so good of you to have them on podcast! :)
@karlgoebeler1500
@karlgoebeler1500 3 ай бұрын
Math is an absolute "Law" The application of the science of math to our environment is the question.
@alex79suited
@alex79suited 3 ай бұрын
Great interview Dr Keating 👍. Peace 😎 ✌️
@gariusjarfar1341
@gariusjarfar1341 3 ай бұрын
The awareness of a creator started when homo habilis 1st created a tool. Creating a tool took designed geometry, action and reaction.
@paulfoss5385
@paulfoss5385 3 ай бұрын
Tool making probably predates stone tools. Anyway, creating tools does not imply forming the abstraction to creating things in general, there is no way of knowing precisely when that happened, and even when it did, the reasoning "We are creators that create things, therefore everything requires creators to create them." is incorrect, so use of the term "awareness" instead of "belief" is also incorrect. Something needs to be uncreated, otherwise you end up in an infinite regress of "well what created that creator?", and if something is uncreated it may as well be the universe itself.
@gariusjarfar1341
@gariusjarfar1341 3 ай бұрын
I'm talking about geometry's roll in understanding our environment, not belief. @@paulfoss5385
@lorenh763
@lorenh763 3 ай бұрын
O ye of little faith, trust the science!
@roelrovira5148
@roelrovira5148 3 ай бұрын
Belief plays a very important role in every decision that human beings do, in all fields, disciplines and endeavors be it in science or religion.
@mr.needmoremhz4148
@mr.needmoremhz4148 3 ай бұрын
Great conversation. I Just wanted to say the link to the DemystifySci podcast in the description gives a 404 error (Page not found). I found your interview manually searching.
@elizabethkurens6247
@elizabethkurens6247 3 ай бұрын
Trust the science! I love that term! Bwahahaha
@geemanbmw
@geemanbmw 3 ай бұрын
Sounds familiar, covid
@EnthusiasticTent-xt8fh
@EnthusiasticTent-xt8fh 3 ай бұрын
"We are the science!" New Zealand PM
@RWin-fp5jn
@RWin-fp5jn 3 ай бұрын
So this is a great podcast as we come to the heart of the problem why ‘science’ is stalling. The problem is in the scientific method itself. At the core it has the approach of 1) hypothesis, 2)test setup, 3)data gathering and 4)confirmation / rejection. This method works fine in relative simple petri-dish like environments where you control the environment of what you are testing and the variables which you chose to change. Until about a century ago, that sufficed. But not anymore. Today’s challenges to understand the extreme small and extreme big world are beyond our petri-dish controls and our scientific approach is a far too simple tool for that. To explain; The first weakness is in the quality of the hypothesis itself. It starts with an ‘aha’ Erlebnis for a solution to a certain problem; Say the issue of ‘..why there is more matter than antimatter in the Universe..’ We may test a hypothesis and even find supportive evidence. But that’s says nothing. It may just be correlation in stead of causation. Also, there might be other explanations which we didn’t think of which have even better test evidence. But even worse; our starting position of the ‘problem’ itself may be completely false. Quite likely we only OBSERVE more matter, but there is an equal amount of antimatter. How? If you reverse engineer along a few related issues, you quickly come to the more likely solution that problem statement must be wrong. It is far more likely our Big Bang structure has a symmetric ‘dual ballooning shape’ each on the opposite side of the big bang origin. This other side likely filled with predominantly anti matter equal to our matter on our side. In fact; Such shapes are very common on large scales; The shape of cygnus A comes to mind. Nature is very lazy and copies shapes on different sizes. The same issue of trying to fix a problem that isn’t there to begin with also underlies DM and DE, but lets not get into this. The essence I wish Brian would contemplate is that scientists need to educate themselves with reversed engineering principles, which are far more robust and fitting methods to deduct scientific truths I our current complex world.
@paulfoss5385
@paulfoss5385 3 ай бұрын
What specifically is wrong with the current scientific method and what alternatives do you propose? You jumped into what you called the problem of bad hypotheses as something that could be stalling science, but you didn't offer a systematic way of developing better hypotheses or how be gather and structure data to test them, but rather offered another hypothesis to a specific problem. The double ballooning hypothesis is fine and all, but if I am a region of space on one side of the double balloon, by what mechanism is my preferred synthesis of matter correlated to the reverse preference for matter synthesis in a region of space in the other balloon? The double balloon hypothesis isn't a simplification as it requires an additional mechanism to correlate matter production in the balloons and still requires a mechanism for regions of space having a preference for type of matter.
@RWin-fp5jn
@RWin-fp5jn 3 ай бұрын
@@paulfoss5385 To start off with the two spheres; A typical structure at the start of the big bang would be a charged spinning disk from where at its centre, pure energy (‘as the grid’) would be converted into matter and antimatter splitting off randomly in either of two opposite beams at either side. Notice, the same rotation of the disk (electrospin) would appear clockwise at one side yet counter-clockwise viewed from the other side. This is the sorting mechanism for how matter and antimatter would eventually be re-sorted at either side. How? Well obviously matter of opposite charge relative of the ‘ electrospin’ of the disk would be drawn back to the disk, ending up at the other side and next be propelled away form the centre at the other side (now same charge). Just the same as ‘antimatter’ would be pulled back from the other side and propelled into the far side. So during initial ‘inflation’ of the big bang it would be an extremely fast collimated firing of charged particles at either side, following by a partial return and partial collapse of the beam (into the 3D grid?) as half of the particles on their way back would bump into the particles of the out-streaming beam. With respect the weakness of the scientific method in complex questions; The issue is that it always starts with human made ‘hypothesis’, which may appear defendable in isolation, but falls short when we combine this outcome with other hypothesis solutions to other issues we try to solve. This causes what scientists call ‘paradoxes’ which are next ‘blamed’ on Nature. But Nature works just fine. It has no paradoxes. Paradoxes are ALWAYS an indicator of erroneous human thought. To correct these mistakes we must forget about the scientific method for a moment and instead make good use of precisely the paradoxes. This is done via reversed engineering. We start out with NO hypothesis at all! We synthesize the correct process in reverse by carefully avoiding the known paradoxes. How is this done? Regardless the subject 1) we collect all known ‘paradoxes’ like the matter anti matter paradox, DM, DE etc 2) We assume ALL are caused by incorrect human assumptions 3) We generate alternative design processes carefully avoiding each individual paradox via trial and error. 4) we score all alternatives per paradox on their a) connectivity to all alternative processes of all other paradoxes, b) observational evidence, c) logic consistency 5) The permutations are at times staggering, but via heuristics using FMEA/RCA all paths avoiding all paradoxes can systematically be scored. The path with the best score is most likely the correct one. Notice this is OPPOSITE to the scientific method where we START with the theory we want to prove.
@RWin-fp5jn
@RWin-fp5jn 3 ай бұрын
@@paulfoss5385 excellent question! To start off with the two ballooning spheres; A typical structure at the start of the big bang would be a charged spinning disk from where at its centre, pure energy (‘as the grid’) would be converted into matter and antimatter splitting off randomly in either of the two opposite beams at either side. Notice, the same rotation of the disk (electrospin) would appear clockwise at one side yet counter-clockwise viewed from the other side. This is the sorting mechanism for how matter and antimatter would eventually be re-sorted at either side. How? Well obviously matter of opposite charge relative of the ‘ electrospin’ of the disk would be drawn back to the disk, ending up at the other side and next be propelled away form the centre at the other side (now same charge). Just the same as ‘antimatter’ would be pulled back from the other side and propelled into the far side. So during initial ‘inflation’ of the big bang it would be an extremely fast collimated firing of charged particles at either side, following by a partial return and partial collapse of the beam (into the 3D grid?) as half of the particles on their way back would bump into the particles of the out-streaming beam.
@paulfoss5385
@paulfoss5385 3 ай бұрын
@@RWin-fp5jn I've never heard a physicist talk about spinning discs at the start of the big bang. The Big Bang is typically viewed as a rapid expansion of space time rather than an event occuring within space time. I don't know what " 'as the grid' " means, nor what pure energy is.
@RWin-fp5jn
@RWin-fp5jn 3 ай бұрын
@@paulfoss5385 the fact no scientist mentioned a more sophisticated form than a simple explosion, is a critique to them. Neither solar system creation, nor galactic formation are exploding spheres. There is always a spinning disk involved with to mass outflows on either side. Always. We need not to deviate from this default pattern just because of scale. Scientists need to proof instead why a simple mono sphere would be preferred? Never seen that on any scale. And I gave you your answer to an observable mechanism to separate matter from anti matter. That puts me 2-0 ahead of mainstream. This is boring. Hope Brian catches on.
@kasperlindvig3215
@kasperlindvig3215 3 ай бұрын
I believe gravity could be related to neutrinos. They could be experiencing decay every time they interact with matter and that could be responsible for gravity. Pions also has effect on gravity as well as the higs field. If neutrinos has that effect, then gravity would diminish the further you are from a star.
@makingyouilllegally4826
@makingyouilllegally4826 3 ай бұрын
be leaf german word for fallin leafs = Laub and Glaub = believe
@Cinnabuns2009
@Cinnabuns2009 3 ай бұрын
Dr. Keating, your link to their podcast is 404 (broken).
@rudyj8948
@rudyj8948 3 ай бұрын
41:20 One small correction, there are statements that you can make in any formalism of mathematics that are true, but cannot be proven. Some of then may sinply be paradoxical statements, BUT thats not necessarily the case. The real point is that mathematics cannot be perfectly axiomatically rigorized which id argue is the opposite conclusion than you drew. Just my 2 cents
@mathewkolakwsk
@mathewkolakwsk 3 ай бұрын
“Everything in science is provisional”, however some of our concepts/explanations are so overwhelmingly durable that doubt is (beyond) foolish at this point in time. It doesn’t make sense to lump everything we discuss or examine under the same category where a scientist has to say, “I need to be open to being wrong about this particular aspect of nature.” For example, string theory is 50 years old and is nearly impossible to test experimentally, whereas atomic theory is 120 years old and has thousands of observations, experiments, applications, and connections to other well-tested phenomena. Natural selection is another theory that is tremendously sound/substantial/heavy duty, and should not be described as anything but durable and foundational (as opposed to provisional, or likely to be modified in major ways). I’ve heard it said that you don’t want to be so open-minded that your brain falls out… I’d say this is true of being a scientist evaluating different explanations/theories.
@EduardoRodriguez-du2vd
@EduardoRodriguez-du2vd 3 ай бұрын
There are those who have religious beliefs and there are those who have intuitive beliefs. One does not believe or stops believing in gravity. One may or may not believe in the mathematical model of gravity supported by the current scientific paradigm. One can disbelieve it based on ignorance, foolishness, religious beliefs, superstitions, mental health problems, alternative scientific theories, etc. All intuitive beliefs, acquired gradually unconsciously or through explanations without a basis in reality, must be revised and do not count as valid explanations of reality processes.
@tombeegeeeye5765
@tombeegeeeye5765 3 ай бұрын
Skepticism is welcomed in science, Skepticism drives science. Can you say that about religion? You should trust facts and good data.
@gariusjarfar1341
@gariusjarfar1341 3 ай бұрын
My parents generation refined the discoveries of the 19th century, my gen entered the strawberry fields, subsequent gens have ignored the implications of thousands of years of revelations formulated in formal geometry. Any which way accept the solid way. Creation is a solid! Isolated discrete solids in a continuous chain and it's structure is fractal.
@gariusjarfar1341
@gariusjarfar1341 3 ай бұрын
Einstein says gravity is well created by mass in the fabric of space/time. Bothers me, how does a depression have a particle?
@TheCosmicGuy0111
@TheCosmicGuy0111 3 ай бұрын
Cool
@mamut789
@mamut789 3 ай бұрын
There are facts and interpretations of facts
@jamest168
@jamest168 3 ай бұрын
Dr. Brian 'Turning into a gatekeeping old man' Keating. Please don't let me get old😜
@sadface7457
@sadface7457 3 ай бұрын
I love these guys
@JungleJargon
@JungleJargon 3 ай бұрын
The reason for being skeptical is from past experience. It takes a lot of faith to believe in evolution in spite of the “mount impossible” climb that has happened.
@andykeating791
@andykeating791 3 ай бұрын
I hate gravity. It constantly brings me down. 😆
@winstonsmith8240
@winstonsmith8240 3 ай бұрын
I thought the whole point of science is that it's sceptical? (Oh, and it's given us just about everything we value in the modern world).
@vanikaghajanyan7760
@vanikaghajanyan7760 3 ай бұрын
34:00 Newton was a genius in science, and the then king of England thought of asking him to save the financial disaster in the country as well. The fact is that people preferred to keep gold coins with them, which led to chaos: exchange in the turnover of the country's economy. And Newton solved this problem*, moreover, the currency circulation increased several times! How did he achieve this? This secret, unlike his scientific achievements, is still kept in the strictest secrecy in his country**. ------------------------- *) - He walked among the crowd not as a minister of the mint (~"jerk"?), but as a scientist/experimenter; and it seems that he had envious/jerks then and still among them... scientists! Ay-ay-ay. **) - A visual indicator of what is more important for our species…
@redshiftdrift
@redshiftdrift 3 ай бұрын
All evidence of the Big Bang depends on the interpretation of the redshift as an increase of distance with time, a hypothesis for which there is no evidence at the cosmological scale.
@jazzunit8234
@jazzunit8234 3 ай бұрын
Gravity is just entanglement attracting force and increases and decreases in matter’s proximity
@bentationfunkiloglio
@bentationfunkiloglio 3 ай бұрын
I really enjoy discussions about belief. So much better than discussions about what’s true.
@dadsonworldwide3238
@dadsonworldwide3238 3 ай бұрын
Observers inertia frames of reference relativity is a huge problem as so many have played super positions of musical chairs to get the answer they want goes with individuals mo matter where stand we are in the middle of the observeable universe. Earth wasnt center it was more sopolistic than most are comfortable with. It makes definite articles ,postulations, announcements of known bias up front pressing one another to be up front make assertion about the world and when extending lines of evidence contridict either accept or publicly deny. Invoke mulligans and credibility can be scored by individuals around us all
@User53123
@User53123 3 ай бұрын
In Eric Lerners defense, its not just abnormal galaxies. Its inflation, it's the singularity, it's "the universe should have collapsed", lithium.... Thanx for posting this, the DemystifySci podcast has bunch of good interviews on it.
@thetinkerist
@thetinkerist 3 ай бұрын
layers of the onion all the way.
@arldoran
@arldoran 3 ай бұрын
"I don't believe in Gravity" yeah... lol but Gravity believes in you. ;)
@geemanbmw
@geemanbmw 3 ай бұрын
Come here! I'll prove to ya gravity exists 👊🏼
@leeFbeatz
@leeFbeatz 3 ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@MattAngiono
@MattAngiono 3 ай бұрын
How about skipping the fish because they are conscious beings that feel pain, and what we do to them is barbaric? Or is taste all that matters? Then again, many of us don't even care that we are watching the genocide of human beings either... Good job humanity!
@utubeu8129
@utubeu8129 3 ай бұрын
science is all about funding, becoming published, tenor, ect. I have lost my respect for what passes for science in these corrupt times
@whingebot
@whingebot 3 ай бұрын
Tenure
@EnthusiasticTent-xt8fh
@EnthusiasticTent-xt8fh 3 ай бұрын
You mean you lost your faith in science?
@ConversationswiththeAI
@ConversationswiththeAI 3 ай бұрын
Gross generalizations are midwit
@bryandraughn9830
@bryandraughn9830 3 ай бұрын
See! I told y'all that these clickbait KZfaq channels were going to be accepted by people as "reality", but you didn't believe me! Here's proof! ^^^^^^that guy! He believes everything they say! Never even met a scientist in his life, but there you go!
@TheRealTurkFebruary
@TheRealTurkFebruary 3 ай бұрын
@@bryandraughn9830 we’re all scientists!
@DaydreamNative
@DaydreamNative 3 ай бұрын
This felt like you came into it with a point you wanted to make and really didn't have much interest in what your guests might have to say. You hardly asked them any questions, and when you did it was simply a device intended to elicit an expected response which would aid you in making your point - when they didn't respond in the way you wanted, you cut them off and returned to your monologue.
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating 3 ай бұрын
Thanks I was a guest on their show. This is my edit of the video to showcase them but it is still an interview of me…Change your mind or nah?
@DaydreamNative
@DaydreamNative 3 ай бұрын
@@DrBrianKeating So they were interviewing you but they didn’t ask you any questions? Or you just edited out the parts where they asked questions? Not sure that’s much better and it’s a strange way of showcasing someone else to edit out all the parts that aren’t you talking.
@TheRealTurkFebruary
@TheRealTurkFebruary 3 ай бұрын
Is it not weird to believe in science? Shouldn’t the belief be more about how science can change according to our understanding of the universe around us? It seems that science isn’t a rigid thing. It’s more of a tool to measure our reality.
@dadsonworldwide3238
@dadsonworldwide3238 3 ай бұрын
Brian we mapped conprencous code of life yet still call it ptolemaic evolution. We know the most dominant #1 process is encoded and mapped enough to stand on. #1 mechanism by far is mutation Somewhere around regeneration we've reduced Biological evolution mechanism it this was never disputed. Speciation mechanism always Trumping over evolution and morphology. Obviously form & shape is secondary by product based on phenotypical selection. See here a reduced more accurate variable ,probable, selection just as Darwin reduced platos spiritual essence into limited bias of the day natural selection we now can be more precise and accurate as all the religious advocates for is our dominant explanatory power. Clearly computational assembly selection Theory procees is likely to replace selection hierarchy pyramid 1st position just as physics did chemistry. Which brings me to idealism is now testable repeatable proven by our own Hand that computation is in fact the most dominant credited feature like it or not it & the minds individual observers is 1st position 70% credited for our scientific research and we can't do anything about it but account for it. New pyramid of reality #1 Ideological computation #2 physics #3 chemistry Etc etc etc New pyramid of creation. Equally in that we have no choice but accept The word/code is the most precise tool when strengthened by measured value . Ideological subjective and objective. Observer, natural and unnatural. This is honest and precise categorical rigously proven beyond any doubt.
@dadsonworldwide3238
@dadsonworldwide3238 3 ай бұрын
Sloppiness of the word evolution is godlike missing link fill in the blanks speaker says it listener has nothing to work with ,up down left right forward reverse revolutions ,decay birth life death reborn = means any and everything and is to generalized and broad thanks to urban dictionary slang and over usage on Academia itself. Platos spiritual essence wasn't even this broad after 2400 years.
@dadsonworldwide3238
@dadsonworldwide3238 3 ай бұрын
As a messianic apocalyptic Christian trust Me the church age delivery is frightening but we must be honest with our discovery and can't let our beliefs & dogma make it even worse. The only future questions left are more when where & how Until then improving the human condition through honest science and precise here and now realism . Go to work on mythological horizontal axis timeline where you can dream about apes ancestors primordia,,math mapping mazes in the sky multi verses been then ya gotta come back home to the vertical gradient inertia frame of reference of real realism where credibility is unrivaled.
@kurtu5
@kurtu5 3 ай бұрын
Brian Keating is out of control!
@jawknee44
@jawknee44 3 ай бұрын
Science is: hard vs.soft Scientism is : hard if vs soft if
@jawknee44
@jawknee44 3 ай бұрын
Or maybe the other way around
@jawknee44
@jawknee44 3 ай бұрын
Scientism? 7:08
@gregoryhead382
@gregoryhead382 3 ай бұрын
The 3rd gravitational constant after The Catholics 🇮🇹 jailed Galileo's 🍎 🌳 @ 9.807 m/s^2, and Sir Isaac Newton's 🇬🇧 Newtonian gravitational constant 🌎(G)🌞, is GH. 🇺🇸 , or: 1 predicted gravitational constant gradient according to projective unified field theory = (-0.1234567890.. c)^3 /Universe mass 🇮🇱
@jkrofling9524
@jkrofling9524 3 ай бұрын
This podcast will delete your comments if they don't like it.
@jacksonnc8877
@jacksonnc8877 3 ай бұрын
Flat earthers lol 🤣
@KRGruner
@KRGruner 3 ай бұрын
Sorry, had to stop watching after their inability to define the scientific method. Love your podcast, but this was kind of a waste.
@AtZero138
@AtZero138 3 ай бұрын
Belief in a Higher Power, punishable acts, Evolution, What can , Will Survive.. If one could be born Gay, Immediately at odds with the "Creator" condemned even, Can Theory of Evolution prove a Gay race of human, same sex couples can not create another Human, Survival of the fittest, Or is it just a choice, your attracted to whoever you have attraction to?... I simply ask... I do not in any way judge. Who you love is who you love... @∅
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