What Makes REAL Science?

The video explores the Flat Earth debate, highlighting societal trust issues and the philosophy of science. It discusses verificationism, falsification, and paradigm shifts, emphasizing the importance of scientific literacy. The video also addresses challenges in public debates and the impact of conspiracy theories on trust.

What are some reasons people might believe in flat Earth theories despite scientific evidence?

How does the philosophy of science relate to the debate over flat Earth beliefs?

What role does verificationism play in the context of scientific claims?

Explain the significance of Karl Popper's falsification principle in scientific inquiry.

What are some common misconceptions about the scientific method as it relates to flat Earth theories?

Discuss how societal trust in experts has changed and its impact on beliefs like flat Earth.

What are the implications of the flat Earth debate for scientific literacy in society?

How do flat Earth proponents use scientific language to support their claims?

In what ways can the flat Earth debate illustrate the challenges of public understanding of science?

What strategies could be employed to improve scientific literacy and counteract conspiracy theories?