Episode 98 - Why the hard sciences are not exact and why the social sciences are (evidently) no different

from Rapid Idea Improvement · host Bart Vanderhaegen

I argue that both of these statemnts are incorrect/ incomplete: The hard sciences (physics, chemistry, biology) are "exact" sciences The social sciences (psychology, sociology, economics, ...) are "different", and therefore not "exact", so we can treat them differently

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