This chapter explores the concept of good explanations in science and how they contribute to making risky predictions. It highlights examples such as Einstein's prediction of light bending and Solomonov induction. The chapter also discusses the relationship between complexity, simplicity, and physics, as well as the limitations of answering questions about quantum theory.
Popper’s Impact 0:00
Creative Guesses 2:18
Experiments, Demonstrations, and Measurements 4:25
Taking Theories Seriously 10:25
New Paradigms 15:58
Foundations of Science 23:30
The Enlightenment 25:39
Misinformation 29:45
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