Orion Taraban
@psychacks·1M subscribers·2.4K videos
SCIENTISM vs KNOW-HOW
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June 18, 2023
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June 18, 2023
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In the most recent episode of PsycHacks, I discuss the limitations of science. Through the perspective of my own channel, I address the prevalent misconceptions surrounding scientific references and explain why one might opt to refrain from relying solely on journalistic evidence. I discuss the deceptive nature of statistics, while highlighting the disparity between scientism and practical expertise. Ultimately, I emphasize that true wisdom lies in the realm of know-how, which stands as the pinnacle of scientific understanding.
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