No video, just 44min of audio on Popper, one of the great philosophers of Science. (No I don't stricktly hold his views, but his ideas are very insightful.)
It's interesting how Popper's ideas were shaped by the progression of physics from Newtonian physics to Einstein's relativity in contrast to the inflexible theories proposed by the Marxists and Psychoanalysts.
As for the second part, on Popper's Open Society, American conservatives should listen very carefully.
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One of the issues involved in the evolution/creationism battle is the question of demarcation - what separates science from non-science?
I normally don't respond the to IDiocy of Uncommon Dissent, but John Lynch, may he rot in purgatory for a thousand years, has made me. As usual, I won't dignify it with links. If you are that interested you can find it.
My original post on the (possible) limits of science generated lots of thought-provoking feedback.