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The Broken Science Initiative
The Broken Science Podcast
The Broken Science Initiative is calling attention to the current state of modern science. It’s broken. It’s void of validation. Its deductivist approach stimulates results that cannot be replicated and its scientists are stuck in a publish or perish purgatory, finding “significance” at all costs.
On The BSI Podcast, we're giving listeners access to our bank of lectures, interviews, and other deep-dive conversations exploring the faults of post-modern science.
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“One of the only sources of truth freely available today led by one of the greatest minds alive in our generation.”
teamg&c via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/10/24
Insightful as ever
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“Great podcast and explained very in depth and complicated terms easily so we can understand some big issues. As ever it’s a pleasure to listen to Greg and I will take any chance I can.”
Ryanbutlin via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/30/23
Recent Episodes
This week on The Broken Science Podcast we look back at Emily’s introduction to the BSI’s event last February in Phoenix, Arizona. In post-modern science, the merits of a study are determined by consensus rather than the study’s predictive value. In her introduction to the event, Emily lays out...
Published 11/15/23
Published 11/15/23
If you’ve ever taken Statistics 101 – or participated in any basic research work – you’re probably familiar with the old adage “correlation does not imply causation.” Despite the saying’s popularity, many researchers (and media outlets) are quick to publicize “statistically significant” findings...
Published 08/30/23
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