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Hegel's Alchemy of Science | James Lindsay & Michael O'Fallon | Changing Tides, Ep. 7 - Sep 7 2021

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First published at 19:50 UTC on November 18th, 2021.

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In our final discussion of the Changing Tides video series, Michael O’Fallon and James Lindsay discuss the alchemic …

Mirrored From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC7JcsU2M3U

James Lindsay Playlist: https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/Ix6lfNYTFvxH/

In our final discussion of the Changing Tides video series, Michael O’Fallon and James Lindsay discuss the alchemic properties of Hegel’s understanding of science. His view of science isn’t what most of us consider science. Hegel’s view of science is self-referential, more like a “theoretical lens” (or eisegesis) than a skeptical and empirical inquiry into the nature of reality. In other words, for Hegel and his ideological descendants, Theory comes first and evidence after.

Though it seems removed from the ideas of today, Hegel’s view of science inspired other “scientific” views down through the modern era, most importantly that of Karl Marx. Marx believed he had a Science of HIstory in his Wissenschaftlicher Sozialismus, “scientific socialism.” He couldn’t have been more wrong. Thinking that his model was truly scientific, however, had a great deal to do with Hegel’s notion of science in which his own speculative idealism, taken as a systematic philosophy, generates the one correct way to understand the world and ourselves within it.

Join us for this short discussion in which Dr. Lindsay peels back Hegel’s metaphysical open door to technocracy through an alchemy derived form of “scientism,” which leaps past the process of falsification and focuses on a pre-envisioned form of operational success.

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