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Conversational Science w/ Susanna Harris

Mar 17, 2022

01:33:21

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Is It Better to Be Wrong and Comfortable or Right and Uncomfortable?

02:23

How to Present Science Ideas in a Way That They'll Understand

05:08

The Curse of Knowledge

04:15

Introduction

2min

The Bod Cast

4min

I've Been Doing This for 8 Years Now.

6min

How to Get More Lauhs Per Minute

2min

The Motivation in Communicating Is Sparkling Curiosity

5min

How Yogar Can Make You Feel Good?

3min

The Curse of Knowledge

4min

Are You Making Things Too Simple?

2min

Is Probiotics a Good Antibiotic?

5min

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How to Talk to People at an Individual Level

6min

11.

How Do You Communicate With Your Friends?

4min

12.

How to Talk About Science Misinformation?

2min

13.

Do You Want to Check Out This Cool Rock?

2min

14.

Is There Any Usefulness in Identifying the Value of Making Something Falsifiable?

3min

15.

Ivor Mecton

2min

16.

When Do We Decide Who Won?

6min

17.

How to Present Science Ideas in a Way That They'll Understand

5min

18.

Is There a Vaccine for Horses?

2min

19.

Is It Better to Be Wrong and Comfortable or Right and Uncomfortable?

2min

20.

I Think the Stakes for Thinking That Are a Lot Higher Than the Like, Nitty Critty of Ik, Let's See if Iver Mecton Helps a Little Bit

2min

21.

I've, I'm a Big Fan of the Double Blind Study

6min

22.

Is It Too Late for the Next Pandemic?

2min

23.

I'd Love to See a Celebration of Being Wrong

3min

24.

I Wish There Was More Acceptance of Being Wrong

4min

25.

The Most Interesting Fact About You

5min

26.

I Love It and It's Crucial to Understanding Our Modern World

2min

27.

How to Make the Perfect Social Media

3min

This week I’m talking all about science communication with Susanna L Harris. Susanna earned her PhD in microbiology at UNC-Chapel Hill and is now working to build better communication in Biotech. We chat about how to more effectively communicate scientific information by guiding conversations, getting other people’s individual contexts, and the best way to present new information. We also explore ideas like celebrating being wrong, enjoying boredom and how covid has affected scientific thinking. Thank you for watching and being an inquisitive being.

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