I like to think I get around YouTube pretty good, until I get reminded of just how narrow my bandwidth is. Last week while researching some project I stumbled onto the YouTube channel drkstrong and a totally new collection of refreshing climate science enlightening videos and he's been producing a lot of them. An accomplished scientist himself, he brings that expert's ability for level headed clear explication to these videos. My kind of roll model for what serious teaching and learning is all about.
He's actually been around for a few years, near as I can tell he joined YouTube 2010, though his first videos were in 2012. But, it seems like in the past year or so he's refined his technics and caught fire. With nearly three million views to his credit, I hate admitting I'm late to the party. I hope to make up for it by featuring some of his videos since they fit right in with what I'm trying to convey with my parade of blog posts. I follow the video with my usual notes and I finish up with the text of the April 20, 1998 National Academy of Sciences statement regarding Fredrick Seitz's Oregon Petition cover "paper" fraud.
The scientific method and scientific consensus what's it mean?
THERE IS NO CONSENSUS
Dr. Keith Strong | 10:24 min | Published on Feb 23, 2016
What is the scientific consensus?
A LOOK AT WHAT CONSENSUS MEANS
0:25 - The Scientific Method
A review of the Scientific Method
