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The talk explains how scientific knowledge is produced and how to read scientific findings with both openness and healthy skepticism. It discusses communication gaps between scientists and the public, cognitive biases that make people ignore evidence that conflicts with beliefs, and practical ways to recognize when one is unknowingly biased.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Pandemic introduction
- 1:24Complex multidimensional problem
- 2:06Science as methodology
- 3:11Scientific evidence
- 4:16Intuition vs evidence
- 5:39Experts and evidence
- 7:03Herd immunity
- 8:50Vaccines and ethics
- 9:10Pandemic experiments
- 10:33Masks and evidence
- 11:35Scientific consensus
- 13:40Real-time science
- 15:07Public perception studies
- 16:51Science communication
- 17:33Multidisciplinary approach
- 19:16Critical thinking decisions
- 20:19Conclusion
- 20:39Social media use