Introduction to the Scientific Revolution

In this lecture we overview the general characteristics of the Scientific Revolution and look at how science changed during this period. We also discuss the famous historian Herbert Butterfield's influential views on the impact of the Scientific Revolution.
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[juliea]

Finally, a decent video about the Scientific Revolution. And I had to go back to 2013 to find it.

[satnamo]

The great architect of the universe now begins to appear as a pure mathematician.

Number theory is the ultimate physical theory of everything.

[jokingbat]

Hello, Academy of Ideas, you are doing a great job.

[jatigre]

Imagine what will happen when humanity finally realizes the answers to our scientific knowledge has been staring us in the face for centuries? The Aether is ubiquitous, but isotropic. The Aether shall set us free.

[noli]

have to watch dis for notes for my social studs class ;((

[mnop]

Anyone watching for dave's class?

[JoeBuck-ucbl]

Except for AOC, Aristotle was probably the smartest human to ever live.

[rivannd]

A question please?. How do Ancient Greeks defines Science ? Answer please

[flowerdaisy]

another additional information is that during the scientific revolution, it replaced the greek view of nature that had dominated science for almost 2, 000 years because, before the scientific revolution, greek was always the dominated when it comes to science, but now they are proving wrong people started to rely more on science than others words.

[hpwest]

Ms. Pf made us watch this and it sucks :(

[marisakowalski]

I swear I thought this was read by @kurtisconner