Chapter
The Problem of Scientism
48:26 - 55:22 (06:56)
The speaker discusses the overemphasis on science and the rejection of other forms of knowledge, as well as his personal lack of faith in Christianity despite finding the teachings compelling.
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A scientist argues that while science and technology have many benefits, they are not a magic solution to all problems and we should be cautious of overemphasizing their importance in solving large-scale issues such as energy.
48:26 - 50:40 (02:14)
Summary
A scientist argues that while science and technology have many benefits, they are not a magic solution to all problems and we should be cautious of overemphasizing their importance in solving large-scale issues such as energy.
ChapterThe Problem of Scientism
Episode#112 – Ian Hutchinson: Nuclear Fusion, Plasma Physics, and Religion
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
In this podcast, physicist John Polkinghorne talks about his personal journey to Christianity and how he discovered the beauty of God and physics at the same time.
50:40 - 52:15 (01:35)
Summary
In this podcast, physicist John Polkinghorne talks about his personal journey to Christianity and how he discovered the beauty of God and physics at the same time.
ChapterThe Problem of Scientism
Episode#112 – Ian Hutchinson: Nuclear Fusion, Plasma Physics, and Religion
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
A Cambridge scholar reflects on why he didn't see Christianity as a great evil, but rather found the teachings of Christ compelling in a way that the religion as a personal faith never did for him.
52:15 - 55:22 (03:06)
Summary
A Cambridge scholar reflects on why he didn't see Christianity as a great evil, but rather found the teachings of Christ compelling in a way that the religion as a personal faith never did for him.