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Russell Moulds

What Scientific Idea is Ready for Retirement?

6 January, 2015 Natural Sciences

What Scientific Idea Is Ready for Retirement?  —  This 4 min. video collage offers several responses to this question.  Possibly useful for discussion about the tentativeness of science, definitions and claims about knowledge, and the authority of paradigms.

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