đŸ’© 12 — A Physicist’s History of Bad Philosophy

đŸ’© 12 — A Physicist’s History of Bad Philosophy

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12.12.0 What is the best way to oppose bad philosophy?
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12.11.0 How explanationless science incentivizes errors?
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12.10.0 Why explanationless science prevents knowledge growth?
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12.9.0 How measurement in genuine science is different from the explanation-free science?
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12.8.0 What is behaviorism?
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12.7.0 Why can’t we split predictions from explanations of the theory?
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12.6.0 What is postmodernism? What is its criticism?
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12.5.0 What is positivism (in philosophy*)?
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12.4.1 What is the brief criticism of the Copenhagen interpretation that David gives?
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12.4.0 What is the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics?
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12.3.0 In what sense an electron is both a wave and a particle under the multiverse theory?
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12.2.0 What is the definition of a bad philosophy?
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12.1.1 What was the impact of this rule of thumb?
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12.1.0 What was the ‘rule of thumb’ that aligned Shrödinger’s and Heisenberg’s theories of quantum physics?
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