RationalSkepticism.org Podcast (SUBMISSIONS OPEN)
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by SevenZarkSeven » Jun 18, 2012 4:52 pm
I run the Clear Skies Podcast and I'll happily let you have my interview with Dr Chris Lintott at NAM 82012 in exchange for free publicity. PM if interested whoever runs this show.
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Re: RationalSkepticism.org Podcast (SUBMISSIONS OPEN)
#382 by natselrox » Aug 11, 2012 6:06 pm
We could do one on Curiosity (the rover as well as the human(?) trait).
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#383 by newolder » Aug 11, 2012 6:37 pm
^ kewrius kitteh likes ur thinkin. 
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#384 by HughMcB » Aug 28, 2012 7:14 pm
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#385 by hackenslash » Jul 20, 2013 3:25 am
Is it time for episode 2 yet?
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#386 by natselrox » Sep 19, 2013 7:17 pm
A Hangout (on Google+) this time?
Amongst other things:
Is it possible to be good without god? What's the role of religion in shaping modern morality?
Neil Turok's dig at string theory... A discussion of sorts.
Have humans stopped evolving as Attenborough suggests?
We can squeeze all of these (or any other topics that we agree upon) in 60-90 minutes.
Let's do it this Saturday. Willing members can post here.
Amongst other things:
Is it possible to be good without god? What's the role of religion in shaping modern morality?
Neil Turok's dig at string theory... A discussion of sorts.
Have humans stopped evolving as Attenborough suggests?
We can squeeze all of these (or any other topics that we agree upon) in 60-90 minutes.
Let's do it this Saturday. Willing members can post here.
When in perplexity, read on.
"A system that values obedience over curiosity isn’t education and it definitely isn’t science"
"A system that values obedience over curiosity isn’t education and it definitely isn’t science"
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#387 by DarthHelmet86 » Sep 20, 2013 9:15 am
I am possibly willing, depends on the time really and if I have anything intelligent to say.
A Google+ hangout isn't a bad idea, I have used it for a few streams before and it is a rather nice video and audio streaming program. Do you plan on recording just the audio at the time? Or perhaps streaming the podcast (both audio and video/static image of the hangout) live and recording the audio alongside that?
A Google+ hangout isn't a bad idea, I have used it for a few streams before and it is a rather nice video and audio streaming program. Do you plan on recording just the audio at the time? Or perhaps streaming the podcast (both audio and video/static image of the hangout) live and recording the audio alongside that?
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#388 by jerome » Sep 22, 2013 4:46 pm
I'm usually up for this as the Voice of Theism - I can't be the Voice of God, that was Alanis Morisette if I recall Dogma correctly? Only thing I can't say much on is String Theory, because I have not read Turok and have no idea what particular form of String Theory he is attacking -- reading Matt Strassler has given me a healthy respect for exactitude in this area...
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#389 by natselrox » Sep 22, 2013 6:27 pm
I think we should call hack, twistor, newolder and the other science-y folks in for that.
And you guys should come up with better topic ideas! I just mentioned these three to get the ball rolling...
And you guys should come up with better topic ideas! I just mentioned these three to get the ball rolling...
When in perplexity, read on.
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"A system that values obedience over curiosity isn’t education and it definitely isn’t science"
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#390 by natselrox » Dec 20, 2013 2:51 pm
I'm obsessed with this idea of data mining algorithms in big data and AI altering the nature of how we do science.
Can we please please do another podcast on this?
And can we call it, "Transcending the Anthropocene in Science"? Please!
Can we please please do another podcast on this?
And can we call it, "Transcending the Anthropocene in Science"? Please!
When in perplexity, read on.
"A system that values obedience over curiosity isn’t education and it definitely isn’t science"
"A system that values obedience over curiosity isn’t education and it definitely isn’t science"
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#391 by campermon » Dec 20, 2013 2:53 pm
natselrox wrote:I'm obsessed with this idea of data mining algorithms in big data and AI altering the nature of how we do science.
Can we please please do another podcast on this?
And can we call it, "Transcending the Anthropocene in Science"? Please!
Was there a podcast?
I missed that!
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#392 by natselrox » Dec 20, 2013 3:01 pm
There was one almost a decade ago. Since then, nothing. 
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#393 by Oeditor » Jun 21, 2014 9:25 pm
Always Look On The Bright Rational Side Of Life? Just don't ask me to sing it!Nautilidae wrote:That reminds me; we need an opening song. We will begin the episode by playing about 20 seconds or less of a song. Do you have any suggestions?
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#394 by GenesForLife » Jun 24, 2014 4:31 pm
I'd be up for some big data stuff...
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#395 by jerome » Mar 27, 2016 10:02 pm
What became of the podcast?
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#396 by campermon » Mar 27, 2016 10:08 pm
We have found the volunteer!
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#397 by jerome » Mar 27, 2016 10:33 pm
Huh?!
Actually I may be banned?? Or it may be the gnome. I'm not sure which of us is banned!
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#398 by campermon » Mar 27, 2016 10:39 pm
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