Truth, Belief, and the Limits of Knowledge
We trust science to help us understand the world around us, but can science tell us everything that is true? What happens when we reach the limits of what science can explain--and lies beyond? Join us in exploring the unknown, drawing from backgrounds in physics, philosophy, genetics, and mathematics. Our speakers will explore how questions about truth have shaped their approach to science. Together, we’ll wrestle with what science can tell us, what it cannot, and whether there is room for something beyond the boundaries of scientific knowledge.
A conversation about AI, mental health, and human flourishing in a digital age
An AI chatbot can ask good questions, but can it replace human interaction? Where do the boundaries lie for AI use in mental health care? How can AI contribute to human flourishing, rather than diminish it? Matthew Kuan Johnson will share from his background in philosophy, social psychology and his work at MicrosoftAI. Tim Tregubov will share from his projects and work with Evergreen AI, Dartmouth’s AI-based platform for student flourishing. Moderated by Emily Monroe.
Refreshments served after the event!
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A philosopher and a theologian on finding value in a life that ends
Free sushi provided by tuk tuk!
The Dartmouth Apologia exists to articulate Christian perspectives in the academic community. Through our journal, blog, open forums, and sponsorship of campus lectures, we seek to revitalize the Christian academic tradition at Dartmouth College.
