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7 writer/artist/thinker groups whose members made a tremendous impact on their time … as well as ours by Levi Crews Originally posted on TED Blog: In 1812, four men met for a “philosophical breakfast” at Cambridge University: Charles Babbage, John Herschel, Richard Jones and William Whewell. Over food and drinks, they debated the state of knowledge –- imagining a world in which thinkers drew conclusions based on data, where research was done for the good of humanity rather than for financial gain, where researchers questioned each other in the name of moving each other forward and where research received outside funding rather than requiring an individual to pay for it themselves. [ted_talkteaser id=1712] In today’s talk, historian Laura Snyder gives us an introduction to the discussions of these four men, who eventually became known as The Philosophical Breakfast Club. While their ideas form the basis of scientific inquiry now, their concepts were radical at the time, says Snyder in this talk from TEDGlobal 2012. It would be another 20 years before the term… View original 696 more words
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Laura Snyder: Klub filozofskog doručka Godine 1812., na Sveučilištu Cambridge, četvorica su se muškaraca susrela na doručku. Ono što je započelo kao strastven obrok, preraslo je u novu znanstvenu revoluciju tijekom koje su ovi ljudi – koji su se nazivali "prirodoslovnim filozofima" dok nisu kasnije skovali riječ "znanstvenik" - uveli četiri glavna načela u znanstvena istraživanja. Povjesničarka i filozofkinja Laura Snyder izlaže njihovu zanimljivu priču. Similar topics - History - Science - Storytelling - Technology Related talks Learn more Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.