by Guerilla Science
A new Sci-Curious podcast that takes a deep dive through the spectrum of human experience, and examines opposing views from front line experts to find answers to life’s big questions in the modern world. Hosts Rebecca Ellis and Rachel Williams help listeners sidestep factual whiplash on the vast information highway and get a fresh perspective of what we all think we know about life, the universe and everything in between. Find out more at https://guerillascience.org/guerilla-science-presents/
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4/23/2020
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January 4, 2021
<p>We traverse the world of tech to explore how artificial intelligence is driving change in the worlds of big data, innovation, and healthcare. Is your phone listening to your every word? Could technology overwhelm human intelligence?</p> <p>Speaking to the co-creator of Apple's SIRI voice assistant, and representatives from NESTA, the Centre of Collective Intelligence Design and Project Stealth Tech, the team probes the implementation and design of artificial intelligence and asks what makes good AI.</p> <p>For show notes and further reading please see- <a href="https://guerillascience.org/friend-or-foe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://guerillascience.org/friend-or-foe/</a></p>
December 7, 2020
<p>Episode 3</p> <p>Hosts Rebecca Ellis and Rachel Williams delve into the world of plant medicine, psychedelic retreats, and clinical trials. Does microdosing boost creativity? Could hallucinogens unlock the secrets of your consciousness? And could a psychedelic chaplain change your life?</p> <p>They are joined by a roster of experts and academics to ask if going back to nature can really solve the ills of modern society, and if mixing science and shamanism can offer a whole new take on what it means to be well.</p> <p>For Show Notes / Further Reading, please see- <a href="https://guerillascience.org/trip-or-treat/">https://guerillascience.org/trip-or-treat/</a></p>
November 16, 2020
<p><strong>Episode 2</strong></p> <p>From gossip and rumours to fake news and misinformation, hosts Rebecca Ellis and Rachel Williams speak to some pioneering scientists in the world of conspiracy theories. From how and why they manifest, to the contamination of trust in evidence-based science and the Internet's role in how we socially and politically mobilise. With studies indicating over 20% of people in the UK would likely refuse a COVID-19 vaccine, this is no fringe phenomena.</p> <p>For Show Notes / Further Reading, please see- <a href="https://guerillascience.org/fact-or-fiction/"><u>https://guerillascience.org/fact-or-fiction/</u></a></p>
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A new Sci-Curious podcast that takes a deep dive through the spectrum of human experience, and examines opposing views from front line experts to find answers to life’s big questions in the modern world.
Hosts Rebecca Ellis and Rachel Williams help listeners sidestep factual whiplash on the vast information highway and get a fresh perspective of what we all think we know about life, the universe and everything in between.
Find out more at https://guerillascience.org/guerilla-science-presents/
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