There is increasing disagreement about facts and analytical interpretations of facts in both Australia and the United States. While this trend is not unprecedented in history, the level of disagreement over objective facts and the declining trust in formerly respected sources of facts is a new phenomenon. Sydney University linguist Professor Nick Enfield talked to Open Huse about ‘Truth Decay”.
The good and bad of technology and social media for young people. Dr Lyn O’Grady from the Australian Psychological Society discussed findings from the 2017 APS Digital Me Survey on Open House.
Mobile phone functions like internet access, GPS, touch screens and phone cameras are all possible because of physics. Professor of Physics at Melbourne University David Jamieson reflects on 50 years of physics and nominates some of the biggest discoveries that have changed the world.
Len Waters was Australia’s first and perhaps only aboriginal fighter pilot, but after WW2 he became the missing man. We speak with biographer Peter Rees.
A three month ‘opt-out’ period for the My Health Record system has started and will end on November 15. Open House looked at some of the pros and cons of My Health Record from both a medical and legal perspective. Dr Jo-Anne Manski Nankervis is Senior Lecturer at Melbourne University, a General Practitioner and researcher in clinical data analytics. Dr Megan Prictor a Melbourne Law School Research Fellow.
Read Matthew 7:1 1 “Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. (NLT)
New research finds sunscreen use in childhood cuts melanoma risk by 40%. Associate Professor Anne Cust explains her findings to Stephen O’Doherty on Open House.
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