Matthew Nisbet and Chris Mooney on Speaking Science 2.0
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1st half of Matthew Nisbet on Framing Scienceby rogrady1,531 views- 12:01
Chris Mooney on Scientists and Political Influenceby rogrady1,564 views
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Chris Mooney, author of "Unscientific America"by rogrady2,556 views
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2nd half of Matthew Nisbet on Framing Scienceby rogrady504 views
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Chris Mooney, author of Storm Worldby rogrady959 views
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Science Nation - Talk to the Animalsby VideosatNSF12,461 views
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Alan Alda: The Art of Science Communicationby mittechtv2,072 views
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Jonah and Joanne Discuss Science Communicationby joannema7553 views
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Science 2.0: The Design Science of Collaborationby StanfordUniversity4,576 views
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Chris Mooney: The Republican War on Scienceby mgweber4,558 views
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Kanzi in the Kitchen: Primates and Communicationby UCtelevision36,400 views
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Barbacoa-- Chris Mooney the Guitarist doing Irish Songby pointyheads3,274 views
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Stanley Coren - Animal Communication: How to Speak Dogby UBC3,071 views
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Chris Mooney Explains How America is Rejecting Scienceby TYTInterviews10,867 views
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chris mooneyby whooshdy3,719 views
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Science Communication, Science Literacy and Public Supportby StanfordUniversity2,348 views
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Communication Is A Scienceby DattatreyaSivaBaba5,889 views
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Richard Dawkins on our "queer" universeby TEDtalksDirector530,428 views
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Ali G- Scienceby usammon1,013,115 views
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11 -- Creation 'Science' Made Easyby potholer54147,374 views
This is a great discussion regarding a very important component of the culture wars. Indeed, we need another Sagan, to re-popularize science. For a comparable figure in the Evolution debate, I'd highly recommend Brown University cell biologist Kenneth R. Miller, whose videos are quite abundant on youtube.
pyropakman 3 years ago
Quite interesting. I've heard once something that was not mentioned, but it is also important, that there's a considerable aversion of science popularizers, like Carl Sagan, by science researchers in general. Apparently there's even some who use verbs like "carl-saganization" in a pejorative sense. Ivory-tower scientists, I'd call them.
extremophile 4 years ago
Thank you for posting this interesting and important discussion. I can see how scientists would be uncomfortable "framing" debate in a political and social context but it may be one of the effective methods of shifting the debate in more positive directions of public policy formation. As the complex issues facing the west require an ever increasingly rational knowledgeable public, just the opposite is occurring.
km6xz 4 years ago