Science: How it obscures reality

Uncomfortable Collisions with Reality
21/07/2023 43 min

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Episode Synopsis

I enjoyed this discussion with philosophy PhD and high school teacher from San Francisco's Bay area. I tried to articulate my own view that our understanding of science as the paradigm of all knowledge gets in the way of understanding important aspects of reality that science can't help us with. 
We talk about embodied cognition and various aspects of this essay. 
The video of our conversation is here.

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