James GrahamGuest
Adam RutherfordHost
Lavinia GreenlawGuest
Lavinia, so much of this conversation and Carlo's ideas in the book rest on language and the words we use.

Science and philosophy are sometimes beset by jargon and technical language.

Well, not everyone, but if you're really interested in something, don't be afraid of learning its language.

It does help you see more clearly and it helps you see what's going wrong.

I mean, yes, it can be exclusionary, but it depends what context you're using it in.

I mean, poems and poets are probably quite good at that, but I don't think that's the point of difficulty.

Lavinia, so much of this conversation and Carlo's ideas in the book rest on language and the words we use.

Science and philosophy are sometimes beset by jargon and technical language.

Well, not everyone, but if you're really interested in something, don't be afraid of learning its language.

It does help you see more clearly and it helps you see what's going wrong.

I mean, yes, it can be exclusionary, but it depends what context you're using it in.

I mean, poems and poets are probably quite good at that, but I don't think that's the point of difficulty.
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