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How Being Wrong in Science Can Lead to Great Breakthroughs w/ Rocky Kolb [Ep. 462]
Into the Impossible With Brian Keating
Humility and Hubris in Scientific Discovery
This chapter explores the historical context and personal struggles of renowned astronomers like Tycho Brahe, highlighting the tension between scientific confidence and humility. It discusses how the fallibility of scientific inquiry, demonstrated through examples like Galileo and Einstein, emphasizes the importance of embracing mistakes. Additionally, the chapter reflects on the impact of mentorship in science, celebrating contributions while acknowledging personal flaws, fostering a supportive community in the pursuit of knowledge.
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