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  • Causality - Uncover the forces that shape our world with Felix Mercer

    Causality - Uncover the forces that shape our world with Felix Mercer
    2026/04/16
    Join host Felix Mercer as he unravels two thousand years of philosophical debate about causality. From Aristotle's ancient wisdom to cutting-edge mathematics, this series reveals why even the simplest actions hide profound mysteries that history's greatest minds still argue about.

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    1 分
  • Causality - The New Calculus of Cause: Judea Pearl and the Mathematical Revolution

    Causality - The New Calculus of Cause: Judea Pearl and the Mathematical Revolution
    2026/04/16
    Felix Mercer explores how computer scientist Judea Pearl revolutionized causation through his "ladder of causation" — moving from correlation to intervention to counterfactual reasoning. From John Snow's cholera investigation to modern climate science, discover how Pearl's framework gave statistics tools to distinguish causation from correlation.

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    33 分
  • Causality - The Correlation Trap: How Our Minds Fabricate Causes from Coincidence

    Causality - The Correlation Trap: How Our Minds Fabricate Causes from Coincidence
    2026/04/16
    Felix Mercer explores how our brains mistake correlation for causation, from ice cream sales and drowning deaths to medical headlines. Recent research shows how scientific language triggers causal reasoning, revealing why we're pattern-detection machines prone to fabricating causes from coincidence—and why this matters for health decisions and policy.

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    27 分
  • Causality - The Architecture of Why: Aristotle's Four Causes and the Origins of Causal Thinking

    Causality - The Architecture of Why: Aristotle's Four Causes and the Origins of Causal Thinking
    2026/04/16
    Join host Felix Mercer as he unpacks Aristotle's four-cause framework and reveals how modern science abandoned three-quarters of its explanatory power. From ancient Athens to David Hume's critique, discover why our narrow focus on mechanical causation leaves us asking impoverished questions about climate change and biology, and why reintegrating lost modes of explanation might be this century's most important intellectual project.

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    32 分