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Topic: Scientific methodology

Scientific methodology is the systematic process of conducting research, formulating hypotheses, designing experiments, collecting and analyzing data, and drawing conclusions to expand human knowledge.

More on: Scientific methodology

The podcast episodes highlight various aspects of scientific methodology, including the use of innovative techniques, the importance of rigorous data collection and analysis, and the challenges posed by bias and rivalry within the scientific community.

For example, the episode "How a New AI Model Helps Volcanic History Rise from the Ashes" discusses the development of an AI model to analyze volcanic ash deposits, demonstrating the application of new scientific tools and methods. The episode "Bonus Episode - Dr. Steve Brusatte (Full Interview)" critiques the unscientific practices of paleontologists Marsh and Cope during the "Great Bone Wars," illustrating the importance of maintaining objectivity and sound scientific principles.

Other episodes, such as "Did trees kill the world?" and "Black Hole Theory Cosmology (WHAT ARE BLACK HOLES?!) Part 2 with Ronald Gamble, Jr.," showcase the process of formulating and testing hypotheses, as well as the challenges of grappling with scientific unknowns and the potential for transformative discoveries.

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