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Phi Sci
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2008
Jacob Stegenga is a professor of philosophy of science at the University of Cambridge. In this channel Jacob interviews some of the world's most prominent philosophers and scientists about a wide range of topics.
Alexander Rodnyansky on economic aspects of the Russia-Ukraine war
Alexander Rodnyansky is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Cambridge, and is an Advisor to Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine. In this interview we discuss the economic impact of the Russia-Ukraine war, sanctions, reparations, and corruption.
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Liana Fix on various scenarios for the Russia-Ukraine war
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Liana Fix is a historian and political scientist with expertise in Eastern Europe, and is the program director in the international affairs department of Körber Foundation. In this interview I discuss a series of articles Liana published in Foreign Affairs which describe various possible ways in which the Russia-Ukraine war might proceed.
Serhii Plokhy on the historical roots of the 2022 Russian-Ukrainian war
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In this interview I ask Professor Serhii Plokhy, Harvard University, to discuss the historical roots of the current war between Russia and Ukraine. This interview was recorded on Feb 24, 2022, the day that Russia attacked Ukraine. The internet comes in and out at some moments, which is probably explained by the fact that missiles were landing in Kyiv.
Manuela Fernandez Pinto on Well-Ordered Science and the Commercialisation of Science
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In this video I interview Manuela Fernandez Pinto about her article on the notion of well-ordered science, and the influence of commercialisation on science. Pinto, M. F. 2015. “Commercialization and the limits of well-ordered science.” Perspectives on Science 23 (2): 173-191.
Ashley Kennedy on philosophical questions about diagnosis
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In this interview, I discuss some philosophical problems about medical diagnosis with Ashley Kennedy, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Florida Atlantic University.
Adrian Erasmus on philosophy of medicine, and predictions in medicine
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Adrian Erasmus recently completed his PhD at the University of Cambridge and is now an Assistant Professor at the University of Alabama. In this interview we discuss philosophy of medicine and fundamental topics about predictions in medicine.
PhiSci: Conversations about philosophy and science
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Welcome to PhiSci: Conversations about philosophy and science. On this channel I interview some of the world's most important philosophers and scientists about a wide range of topics.
what makes Nazis when take the power? they supress other Languages, because they speak that only one people must deserve the country, Just Like Ucranian Did, suprressing Russian, Hungarian, Romanian, and Soravian Languages. second they change the Names of Towns, and Streets, because they want to supress history. every totalitary movement Do that to control history. Just Like Hitler, Stalin, Poroshenko, and Zelensky Did. and Does. third, They Simpatize with another Racists, Supremacist ideologies, Like Zionism, we heard many times the UCranians supporting the War Crimes of Netanyahu. and I thought the 4th as the suprresion of the REligion of other peoples, Just like the Ucranians are Banning Churches. so. Ucraine is not a Democracy, is a Facist-Neoliberal State. but Worse, because they are Ratial-Linguistic-Supremacists.
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Great interview! Thanks.
Thank you!
Great interview. Great explanations and arguments from Alexander.
Thank you! Yes, Alexander's insights here are compelling.
This was fantastic. Best and most sober analysis I've seen. Thanks for doing it.
Thank you for watching and for your positive feedback.
This was a very broad discussion of the Ukrainian-Russian historical interaction and peaked my appetite to read his book, The Gates of Europe, but It doesn't really explain why the Russians would fear the Ukrainians so much as to destroy the infra-structure country and innocent civillians in order to make them subject to Russian hegemony under Putin.
Poor audio quality for prof. Serhii Plokhy making his remarks hard to follow.
Yes, sorry about that, we made the recording under difficult and rushed circumstances. I was in Kyiv during the recording, and we didn't have much time for technology checks, and the unreliable internet also degraded the quality at moments. But still, I hope the content provides some valuable insight into the current war.
@@stegenga11 it did, if you are still there, hope that you are safe.. also I am finding out about this scholar, and I am looking forward to reading his book, the Gates of Europe..
@@kw7807 Thank you! Yes, I'm safe. I wish the same were true for the people of Ukraine. If you're interested, I've started a playlist on my channel for interviews related to the Russia-Ukraine war.
@@stegenga11 yes I’m very interested in hearing these stories. It’s under your Phi Sci channel here on TH-cam?
@@kw7807 Yes exactly!