
How to Start a Revolution (my speech at UPNA Show)
This Saturday I was able to participate in the UPNA Show, an initiative of the Public University of Navarra for researchers to present their work

This Saturday I was able to participate in the UPNA Show, an initiative of the Public University of Navarra for researchers to present their work

Seredipias, the science podcast of Cadena Ser, has made the episode ‘This IS a game’ where they approach the concept of games from many different

Did you know that A Beautiful Mind, the movie about John Nash’s life, makes a huge mistake regarding his most important scientific contribution? In this
Surely you think ‘Guess Who’ is just a simple kids’ game based on luck. But what if I told you that you can play it
Are we truly rational? In this video, we explore the concept of rationality through epic battles of wit, like the one in The Princess Bride,

This year, I had the opportunity to participate as a jury member in the semifinal and also to serve as the master of ceremonies for
If there is something that I like as much as know and understand stuff, is to transmit them in a fun way and trying to provide easy explanations of thing that can be hard to understand. There is little things more pleasant than getting others to understand your passion for something and awakening interest in them.
For that reason I try to do it whenever I can and in all formats that I can. Articles, both here and in Lasoga.org, videos on my Youtube channel Think Twice Show and collaborations in others, paritcipations in Famelab editions, Unsomnia and other talks, radio programs, activities…
Mostly I talk about topics related to my field. But I also talk about science in general, especially about topics related to pseudoscience and magical thinking. The basis of the scientific method is critical thinking. Rely on evidence, being aware of our own biases, doubting everything and recognizing what we do not know is the key to getting to know something.
© Bernardo García Pola