November 7, 2024
Why You Should Embrace Being Wrong | Buie & Gleiser
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In today’s episode, two professors discuss this question: Why is it so hard to admit when we don’t know something? And why does it matter in the academic environment?

You’ll hear from Cullen Buie, professor of biological engineering at MIT, and Marcelo Gleiser, professor of physics and astronomy at Dartmouth. In this conversation, moderated by Hannah Eagleson (Emerging Scholars Network, InterVarsity), they discuss the importance of intellectual humility, how they see its impact in their lives, and why their religious worldviews encourage it.

This virtual forum was a Faculty Roundtable event hosted at MIT in August 2020. Thank you to the forums team for making this event possible. A link to the full conversation is in the episode description.

https://storage.googleapis.com/resonate-recordings/the-veritas-forum-podcast/The_Veritas_Forum_Buie_and_Gleiser_Revised.mp3
Why You Should Embrace Being Wrong | Buie & Gleiser

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Cullen Buie

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Marcelo Gleiser

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Hannah Eagleson

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