The Religion of Science, Part 1

An episode of the Deep Divers podcast, hosted by Deep Divers, titled "The Religion of Science, Part 1" was published on July 28, 2020 and runs 71 minutes.

July 28, 2020 ·71m · Deep Divers

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Say what?! Science, a religion? Are these two not polar opposites in every possible way? Well... theoretically, the scientific method should be at odds with faith and dogma. Yet, scientific practice in real life is replete with dogmatic attitudes, manipulation, and conflicts of interest. How come? Dive in and find out!

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Say what?! Science, a religion? Are these two not polar opposites in every possible way? Well... theoretically, the scientific method should be at odds with faith and dogma. Yet, scientific practice in real life is replete with dogmatic attitudes, manipulation, and conflicts of interest. How come? Dive in and find out!

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