A Conversation with Lawrence Krauss

Episode 3 of the Modes of Inquiry with Mathew Giagnorio podcast, hosted by Mathew Giagnorio, titled "A Conversation with Lawrence Krauss" was published on January 26, 2023 and runs 45 minutes.

January 26, 2023 ·45m · Modes of Inquiry with Mathew Giagnorio

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This week welcomes Lawrence Krauss to the podcast. We discuss the importance of science in education, the skill of good science communication and its role, why the knowledge of astrological signs appears more common than a basic knowledge of science, the purpose of common sense, and the relationship between public policy and science. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, Lawrence!

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This week welcomes Lawrence Krauss to the podcast. We discuss the importance of science in education, the skill of good science communication and its role, why the knowledge of astrological signs appears more common than a basic knowledge of science, the purpose of common sense, and the relationship between public policy and science. All this and more on MOI!

Thanks, Lawrence!

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