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Physicist Tara Shears on Falsification
Science is based on fact, right? Cold, unchanging, unarguable facts. Perhaps not, says physicist Tara Shears. Tara is more inclined to follow the principles of the Anglo-Austrian philosopher, Karl Popper. He believed tha...
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Physicist Tara Shears on Falsification is an episode from A History of Ideas by BBC. Science is based on fact, right? Cold, unchanging, unarguable facts. Perhaps not, says physicist Tara Shears. Tara is more inclined to follow the principle...
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Published Aug 5, 2015, 12:42 long, audio available.
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