The Implications & Conditions of Scientific and Belief Judgements | Dr Khezir Yasin

The Implications & Conditions of Scientific and Belief Judgements

Dive into a compelling philosophical analysis that dissects the fundamental differences and unexpected overlaps between scientific judgments and belief judgments.
In this in-depth video, we explore the critical conditions—such as empirical evidence, falsifiability, and rational coherence—that govern scientific inquiry. Simultaneously, we examine the role of values, societal context, and personal conviction in the formation of belief judgments.
Understanding this distinction is not merely an academic exercise; it's essential for navigating complex public policy, interpreting media, and fostering critical thinking in a world saturated with information.

Key Questions Explored:
What makes a scientific claim scientific?
How do personal and cultural values influence expert judgment?
Can the logic of moral or belief judgments ever align with the procedures of physical science?

Why is recognizing the role of judgment—both scientific and non-expert—crucial for sound decision-making?
Join the conversation and refine your understanding of how we arrive at truth in both the lab and in life.

Introduction: The Nature of Judgment
Defining Scientific Judgment: Evidence and Falsifiability
The Conditions of Belief Judgments: Values and Coherence
Overlap and Conflict: Where Science Meets Value
The Implications for Public Policy and Critical Thinking
Conclusion and Call to Action

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