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Santa Fe Institute

Selection Models of Science - Paul Smaldino

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Explore the cultural phenomenon of science and its selection models in this 31-minute lecture by Paul Smaldino from the Santa Fe Institute. Delve into case studies examining the structure of scientific disciplines, the potential for eliminating traditional boundaries, and the role of interdisciplinary approaches. Investigate the bias towards novelty in scientific research and its implications. Gain insights into the complex dynamics shaping the scientific enterprise and how these models influence the progression of knowledge.

Syllabus

Intro
Science is a cultural phenomenon
The model
Case studies
Should we eliminate disciplines
Interdisciplinary
Bias for novelty

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Santa Fe Institute

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