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Philosophy's Place in the Modern World: From Higher Education to Practical Impact W/ Dr. Mike Mazza

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Join the conversation with Dr. Mike Mazza from the Einrand Institute as we navigate the purpose and future of philosophy amidst the changing tides of higher education. Our engaging chat begins with a casual banter on motorcycles, only to transition into an examination of America's unique approach to commercializing universities. As Dr. Mazza unfurls his wisdom on the philosophy of science, we pay homage to the likes of Newton and Darwin, whose monumental work still echoes through the scientific community. Together, we tackle the fine line distinguishing philosophers from professional intellectuals and how these deeply reflective individuals influence sectors from business to policy-making.
Strap in as we dissect the closure of the once-influential graduate school bootcamp at UNRAN University and reflect on what guidance it offered to scholars. We then journey into a hypothetical world where education systems operate free from government strings, discussing the survival of philosophers in a pure market landscape and the historical examples, such as Bell Labs, that showcase the fruitful alliance of private investment and scientific breakthroughs. This episode isn't just about the theoretical—it's an exploration of how philosophy can and does intersect with the practical aspects of our lives.
As we wrap up our thought-provoking exchange, we take a hard look at the value of a humanities degree versus the potential of alternative educational pathways like vocational schools. Dr. Mazza shares insights into the importance of public scientific standards, the perils of science journalism, and the role of peer review in maintaining—or muddling—the integrity of scientific research. Whether you're a philosopher at heart or a professional navigating the complex world of science and technology, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the intricate dance between the philosophical and the empirical.

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Capítulos

1. Philosophy's Place in the Modern World: From Higher Education to Practical Impact W/ Dr. Mike Mazza (00:00:00)

2. What Is a Philosopher Today? (00:00:01)

3. Distinguishing Philosophers and Intellectuals (00:10:03)

4. The Value of a Humanities Degree (00:20:03)

5. The Value and Role of Universities (00:24:53)

6. Future of Higher Education in Market (00:38:33)

7. College and Alternative Paths (00:48:21)

8. Science, Philosophy, and William Whewell's Impact (01:02:50)

9. Science and Hewell's Influence on Darwin (01:07:31)

10. Importance of Public Scientific Standards (01:21:58)

11. Misinformation in Science Journalism (01:29:09)

12. Misunderstandings and Deception in Science Advocacy (01:35:15)

13. "Efficiency and Ethics in Scientific Research" (01:43:55)

14. Challenges and Concerns With Peer Review (01:56:21)

15. Peer Review (02:08:50)

16. Exploring the Concept of Explanation (02:14:50)

296 episódios

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Join the conversation with Dr. Mike Mazza from the Einrand Institute as we navigate the purpose and future of philosophy amidst the changing tides of higher education. Our engaging chat begins with a casual banter on motorcycles, only to transition into an examination of America's unique approach to commercializing universities. As Dr. Mazza unfurls his wisdom on the philosophy of science, we pay homage to the likes of Newton and Darwin, whose monumental work still echoes through the scientific community. Together, we tackle the fine line distinguishing philosophers from professional intellectuals and how these deeply reflective individuals influence sectors from business to policy-making.
Strap in as we dissect the closure of the once-influential graduate school bootcamp at UNRAN University and reflect on what guidance it offered to scholars. We then journey into a hypothetical world where education systems operate free from government strings, discussing the survival of philosophers in a pure market landscape and the historical examples, such as Bell Labs, that showcase the fruitful alliance of private investment and scientific breakthroughs. This episode isn't just about the theoretical—it's an exploration of how philosophy can and does intersect with the practical aspects of our lives.
As we wrap up our thought-provoking exchange, we take a hard look at the value of a humanities degree versus the potential of alternative educational pathways like vocational schools. Dr. Mazza shares insights into the importance of public scientific standards, the perils of science journalism, and the role of peer review in maintaining—or muddling—the integrity of scientific research. Whether you're a philosopher at heart or a professional navigating the complex world of science and technology, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the intricate dance between the philosophical and the empirical.

  continue reading

Capítulos

1. Philosophy's Place in the Modern World: From Higher Education to Practical Impact W/ Dr. Mike Mazza (00:00:00)

2. What Is a Philosopher Today? (00:00:01)

3. Distinguishing Philosophers and Intellectuals (00:10:03)

4. The Value of a Humanities Degree (00:20:03)

5. The Value and Role of Universities (00:24:53)

6. Future of Higher Education in Market (00:38:33)

7. College and Alternative Paths (00:48:21)

8. Science, Philosophy, and William Whewell's Impact (01:02:50)

9. Science and Hewell's Influence on Darwin (01:07:31)

10. Importance of Public Scientific Standards (01:21:58)

11. Misinformation in Science Journalism (01:29:09)

12. Misunderstandings and Deception in Science Advocacy (01:35:15)

13. "Efficiency and Ethics in Scientific Research" (01:43:55)

14. Challenges and Concerns With Peer Review (01:56:21)

15. Peer Review (02:08:50)

16. Exploring the Concept of Explanation (02:14:50)

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