Promoting Science Has More Impact Than Debunking Superstition
In FUSE 22, Pasbanpou discusses the difference between communicating science and arguing against superstition, the communicator's responsibility when simplifying, audience trust, and the view that science education has a deeper long-term impact than directly challenging every mistaken belief.
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In FUSE 22, Pasbanpou discusses the difference between communicating science and arguing against superstition, the communicator's responsibility when simplifying, audience trust, and the view that science education has a deeper long-term impact than directly challenging every mistaken belief.
Fuse is an independent Persian-language video podcast. Arash Nalchegar uses long-form conversation to move beyond prepared answers and examine the ideas, experiences and tensions that shape each guest’s work.
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