Ep. 280: Imre Lakatos on Scientific Progress (Part One)

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

What Is the Grounds of Scientific Knowledge?

02:42 • 4min

3

The Delineation Between Science and Pseudoscience

06:37 • 2min

4

The History of Science

08:19 • 3min

5

Predictive Power Is a Key Thing in the History of Scientific Development

10:55 • 2min

6

The Importance of the Empirical Aspect of Scientific Discovery

13:19 • 2min

7

The Narrative of Science

14:59 • 2min

8

Box of Awesome - A New Sponsor

16:44 • 4min

9

Papper's Paradime Is Like Coon's

20:45 • 3min

10

Is There Something Rational About Scientific Progress?

23:40 • 3min

11

Is Coon's Theory of the History of Science Rational?

26:16 • 2min

12

Ijus, I'm Trying to Figure Out What You're Saying, Mark.

28:15 • 3min

13

The Problem of Demarcation Between Science and Pseudoscience

31:05 • 2min

14

Free Speech

33:16 • 2min

15

The Problem of Induction From Sensory Experience

35:34 • 2min

16

All Theories Are Equally Improbable

37:14 • 2min

17

Better Help

38:57 • 2min

18

Saint John's College - A Place of Learning

41:13 • 1min

19

Is There a Dogmatic Falsificationist?

42:42 • 2min

20

Wel's Observational Propositions

44:33 • 2min

21

Observational Propositions and Theoretical Proposals

46:13 • 2min

22

Why You Can't Derive a Factual Proposition From Experiment

47:46 • 2min

23

Is Your Iphone Blue?

49:28 • 2min

24

The Relationship Between Observations and Claims

51:03 • 2min

25

The Three Falsified Hypotheses of Dogmatic Falsificationism

52:39 • 2min

26

Is Newton's Theory Resilient?

54:12 • 2min

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The History of Science - Part Two

56:13 • 2min