The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

“one of my favorites is a book by a historian of science named Thomas qan he was one of the most famous historians of Science and his book is perennially in print it's called the structure of scientific Revolutions”

“it's called the structure of scientific revolutions”

“it's similar to Innovation where there's a there's a book called the structure of Scientific Revolution”

“and with uh Elon, you know, I read this book um we were bonding over this book called The Structure of Scientific Revolution”

“With Elon, I read this book called 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.' Not only does reading fiction enhance creativity and imagination, but it also develops empathy.”

“one of the books is the structure of scientific revolutions by Thomas this is a book that coined the term Paradigm Shift which basically is what we've been talking about throughout this whole conversation of a shift in technology and scientific understanding and its implications for society and I like how uh in this book which was written in the”

“Have you ever read "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" by Thomas Kuhn?”

“and Thomas wrote about this in the structure of scientific revolutions.”

“I mean you know you I don't know if you ever heard of the book the structure of scientific revolutions by Thomas Co. You talked about this idea of normal science.”

“And Thomas wrote about this in the structure of scientific revolutions. How it's very difficult to convert people who believe a certain thing...”

“when Thomas wrote the the um the what was it his theory of Scientific Revolution I can't remember the name of the book exactly at the moment the structure of scientific revolutions”

“You’ll be aware of the famous book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, which explains how you change your paradigms regarding what you know.”

“but now as crowd-based capitalism goes mainstream it's going to highlight how there's a big disconnect between what we're measuring which is GDP and what we value as things that really point to progress and so as this gap starts to grow I think much like there's a gap between the observations and the theories that leads to a paradigm”

“so there all sorts of things where um humans are locked into paradigms what Thomas cun called paradigms and we can't get out of them very easily”

“the structure of scientific revolutions where we get paradigm shift from. It's not like is it the book by Thomas [ __ ] that coins the term paradigm shift the philosopher of science”

“and there's a book called the structure of scientific revolutions by thomas kuhn which outlines what a paradigm shift is”

“the thing that he's famous for the structure of scientific revolutions came out in 62”

“and as that famous book which you'll be aware of the structure of scientific revolutions how you change your paradigms about what you know”

“He wrote this the most influential book in the philosophy of science called the structure of scientific revolutions. Basically explaining how does science change or progress over time.”

“You I'm sure you read Nate, you went to the University of Chicago, so I'm assuming that this is something that that you read maybe in more than one class. Uh Thomas Coon's structure of scientific revolutions.”

“So Thomas Cune in the structure of scientific revolution, he introduces this idea of the paradigm shift and what he notes is that when a new paradigm comes along, it's embraced by the youth.”

“I think an enormous number of holes have been picked in Thomas Kuhn's book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions and I think Thomas Kuhn himself would agree with many of those.”

“There's a book, god I haven't read it in 20 years. Something like the structure of revolutions. It was about how, about revolutions tend to have a certain pattern”

“you know was Thomas Kuhn and the structure of scientific revolutions I think I have this right basically argued that you know science advances through death”