this gentleman here said that if he had a microphone he would make vlogs or podcasts about philosophy of science. until now, no vlogs or podcasts have come :/
if you're a graduate student/researcher like me, then chances are that you don't really have much time to read other stuff that's not related in some way to your field (catching up with the literature is haaard!). so one thing i decided i'm gonna do is share a small (but growing) compendium of videos or podcasts related to philosophy of science, in general, and its relationship with mathematics/statistics. the key thing here is that it is stuff that one could listen to while doing something else. like, for example, i listened to the first video while i was cleaning my apartment during the weekend. it's not that this stuff is not interesting, but more like there's too much going on everywhere to be able to like read articles or books devoted to it.
in any case, here's the beginning of my list:
this i found was a fun, interesting introduction to philosophy of science
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-AbB26oAV8
this one was very, very interesting because it directly connects philosophy of science with computer science and Bayesian statistics\
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHrpqc6QvME
if you're a graduate student/researcher like me, then chances are that you don't really have much time to read other stuff that's not related in some way to your field (catching up with the literature is haaard!). so one thing i decided i'm gonna do is share a small (but growing) compendium of videos or podcasts related to philosophy of science, in general, and its relationship with mathematics/statistics. the key thing here is that it is stuff that one could listen to while doing something else. like, for example, i listened to the first video while i was cleaning my apartment during the weekend. it's not that this stuff is not interesting, but more like there's too much going on everywhere to be able to like read articles or books devoted to it.
in any case, here's the beginning of my list:
this i found was a fun, interesting introduction to philosophy of science
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-AbB26oAV8
this one was very, very interesting because it directly connects philosophy of science with computer science and Bayesian statistics\
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHrpqc6QvME