IDMTBR - Episode 9 - Misconceptions About Science | Fallacies & Breakthroughs

Episode 9 of the I Don't Mean To Be Rude podcast, hosted by Mannics, titled "IDMTBR - Episode 9 - Misconceptions About Science | Fallacies & Breakthroughs" was published on September 26, 2022 and runs 63 minutes.

September 26, 2022 ·63m · I Don't Mean To Be Rude

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Summary

We are Mannics and welcome to our 9th session! Today we have decided to make it scientific. And no, we are not actually getting any research done. In turn, we are addressing the everyday "scientists" that got out in social media pushing half baked theories. Our first example is none other than Mr. Mission Impossible himself. Tom Cruise publicly defended his stance on chemical imbalances and their relation to depression and medication. Among other topics, we discuss nuclear energy and how technological advancements keep redefining what we know - in a good way. Listen in on our thoughts and to pay us a visit at mannics.com

Episode Description

We are Mannics and welcome to our 9th session!

Today we have decided to make it scientific. And no, we are not actually getting any research done. In turn, we are addressing the everyday "scientists" that got out in social media pushing half baked theories. Our first example is none other than Mr. Mission Impossible himself. Tom Cruise publicly defended his stance on chemical imbalances and their relation to depression and medication. Among other topics, we discuss nuclear energy and how technological advancements keep redefining what we know - in a good way.

Listen in on our thoughts and to pay us a visit at mannics.com

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