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imanxman rated 13 days ago
From the page: "Science has been very successful at producing knowledge. But knowledge without wisdom, or science without civilization, is a dangerous thing, according to Nicholas Maxwell. And the reason we have the one without the other, he believes, is that science, as now practiced, does not question its own purposes or investigate its own presuppositions. It transforms the world but cannot transform itself. Nicholas Maxwell is a philosopher of science, now retired from University College, London, and the author of From Knowledge to Wisdom, first published in 1984 and just reissued in a revised edition. He argues â€" these are his own words â€" that: â€oeWe need a revolution in the aims and methods of academic inquiry, so that the basic aim becomes to promote wisdom by rational means, instead of just to acquire knowledge.” Nicholas Maxwell makes his case In the final episode of our series." This Lecture is one of the most profound things I have ever heard, and I have plumbed some pretty stygian depths.
meatbot rated 2 weeks ago
This is a collection of episodes of Ideas all along a similar vein of though. Unfortunately the episodes are only available in the UNPOPULAR Real(TM) Media format. Really CBC... Public radio should not be intellectual property.
ASWIN rated 3 weeks ago
Ideas is a series of podcasts of contemporary thought in science
kmkrebs rated 5 months ago
An exceptional series of podcasts on modern scientific thinking and controversy.
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