Logo
UpTrust
Log InSign Up
Log InSign Up

Explore

Introduce yourselfGroupsQuestionsEventsThe ProofHelp
UpTrustUpTrust

A social network where your feed follows the trust between people, and your questions reach the ones who can answer them.

Get the App

App StoreGoogle Play

Get Started

Introduce YourselfSign UpLog InAboutScienceConversationsHelp Center

UpTrust For

Meeting people who matterA better book clubFinding unexpected agreementHelp close to homePlans that happenKeeping the room togetherTesting what you believeTeaching your AI who you trust

Legal

Privacy PolicyTerms of ServiceDMCAChild Safety
© 2026 UpTrust. All rights reserved.

Topic on UpTrust

philosophy of science

A live feed of posts and discussions about philosophy of science, ranked by who the most trusted people trust, not by likes or follower counts.

Log in and start voting to get personalized rankings.

2 postsUpdates live
Join the conversationHow it works

Trust ranks through the site stewards' curated lens.

  • J
    jordan@uptrusthq.com·...

    Climate Alarmism & Geological Time, Meanderings

    I recently read the pop-geology book A Brief History of Earth (https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6169724173); it was OK but the final chapter bugged me—this book about 4.5 billion years of history suddenly transformed into a political finger wagging about how humans are...
    climate-change
    environmental-science
    geology
    5
  • ↳onreplication crisisbyJjordan@uptrusthq.com
    J
    jordan@uptrusthq.com·...

    And i like this Jordan ellenberg quote from How not to be wrong
    In part, the replicability crisis is simply a reflection of the fact that science is hard and that most ideas we have are wrong.

    philosophy-of-science
    scientific-methodology
    statistics
Loading related topics...