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“This is what the slow creep of good intentions looks like. Though tangentially related to complexity and science, this podcast consistently pushes Narrative above scientific analysis.
While the outcomes being sought are in many cases laudable, advocating for a social position isn’t the same thing as doing the real science that many of these social advances have been built on.
This is not a science podcast.”
insertCreativeNameHere via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/21/22
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“For those who know, the Santa Fe Institute is one of the most amazing hotbeds of brilliant science on the planet (Rolling Stone called SFI a "Justice League of renegade geeks") – and this podcast is WAY overdue.
Superb and detailed conversations on potentially world-changing research...”Read full review »
Manfred Macx via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/17/19
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“Very pro. Polished. Focuses on promoting the sfi but that only makes sense.”
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Canada ·
11/11/22
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“There’s a lot of inflammatory rhetoric out there about science and overstated research that doesn’t actually amount to much, or is flat out methodologically unsound. I appreciate this podcast for not doing any of that. The host is well-versed and asks thought provoking and deep questions. The...”Read full review »
RickW262 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/01/22
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