# Michael Polanyi
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michael polanyi (; Hungarian: Polányi Mihály; 11 March 1891 – 22 February 1976) was a Hungarian-British polymath, who made important theoretical contributions to physical chemistry, economics, and philosophy. He argued that positivism supplies a false account of knowing, which if taken seriously undermines humanity's highest achievements.
His wide-ranging research in physical science included chemical kinetics, x-ray diffraction, and adsorption of gases.
What Is the Bible Actually For? | Jeff Dryden
How do you read the Bible? Most of us assume we already know: we read to learn what happened, to understand what a passage means, or to find a principle to apply. In this episode, host Dan Hummel is joined by guest Jeff Dryden, professor of biblical studies and department chair at Covenant College,…
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Instincts are Data Too
A gut feeling. A hunch. That feeling that something's off. As business analysts, we're trained to bring data to the table — but what about the things we know before the data catches up?Russell Mears — IIBA board member and 15-year BA veteran — joins Susan Moore on this episode of Business Analysis …
Can You Believe & Doubt at the Same Time? Cognitive Science's Take on Faith (Joshua Mugg) Ep. #266
What does it mean to believe something—and can we genuinely believe while also experiencing doubt? In this episode of the Center for Hebraic Thought and the Biblical Mind Podcast, Mike Tolliver talks with philosopher Dr. Joshua Mugg about his book From Human Reasoning to Belief and his alternative …
The Universe Isn't Testing You. It's Doing 3 Different Things
The universe isn't testing you — it's doing 3 different things, and sign or test is the distinction most people collapse. Within the law of attraction, a sign gives direction, a challenge builds capacity, a test reveals response. For Michael Polanyi, tacit knowing guides a decision before proof arr…
#79 Loving to Know and Subsidiary Focal Integration with Esther Lightcap Meek
Esther Lightcap Meek is Professor of Philosophy emerita at Geneva College, in Western Pennsylvania. She is the author of numerous books, such as Longing to Know and Loving to Know. Loving to Know is the subject of this episode. Esther shows us knowing is an act of love and she has dedicated her car…
Action at a Distance with Lynn Nadel & Andrea Hiott: Is memory entangled time and space? (Hippocampus Love)
Maybe memory is a way we communicate with ourselves and the world at various layers, our ‘bridging experience’ of time and space.
In this episode, Andrea Hiott and Lynn Nadel continue their ongoing talks about memory. This time they explore the intricate workings of the hippocampus, focusing on it…
Gutenberg College - Charley Dewberry ~ Christian Liberal Arts & The Philosophy of Science
Gutenberg College, located in a former sorority house near the campus of the University of Oregon in Eugene, has been in operation as a microcollege for over 30 years. This gives it a unique place in the developing story of the micrcollege movement - either a late comer to the class era of new col…
520 The Problem with..."PDFs, Stoop Sales, and Personal Knowledge, Part 8"
Michael Polanyi finally reveals his hand: "Commitment." Join the crew to pull together the threads of all the previous chapters and finally see how the monsters of skepticism and objectivism can be beaten by caring just a little bit more. Also, Stephen can't upload documents, Brevin likes spiced wi…
What the Document Can’t Hold: The Limits of Standardized Work and the Fount of Tacit Knowledge
For ten weeks I’ve been making the case that frontline intelligence is systematically suppressed — by Taylor’s design, across industries, with devastating economic consequences. I’ve held up the Toyota Production System as the clearest proof that the opposite approach works. Toyota asks for frontl…
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