Hosted by Amir Rafe · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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Welcome to Decoding Causality, where conversations unravel the mysteries of cause and effect. Inspired by the ideas explored in The Book of Why, this podcast delves into the fascinating world of causal reasoning, counterfactuals, and the science of asking ‘why.’ Each episode breaks down complex concepts into accessible and thought-provoking insights. Perfect for researchers, students, and curious minds, this podcast offers a fresh take on decision-making and discovery.
Amir Rafe hosts Decoding Causality, a science show with 10 episodes published.
Season 1 - Extra: Wrap-up of The Book of Why Welcome back to the Decoding Causality podcast after a long hiatus! As Season 1 comes to a close, we are wrapping up our journey by summarizing the entirety of The Book of Why
Season 1: The Book of Why As Season 1 comes to a close, we explore the convergence of big data, artificial intelligence, and the age-old question of “why.” While machines have become astonishingly good at pattern recogni
Season 1: The Book of Why What lies between cause and effect? In this episode, we delve into the concept of mediation, the hidden pathways that connect actions to outcomes. From James Lind’s battle with scurvy to groundb
Season 1: The Book of Why What if Cleopatra’s nose had been shorter? What if Joe had taken the aspirin? In this episode, we climb to the top rung of the Ladder of Causation and explore the fascinating world of counterfac
Season 1: The Book of Why Understanding what happens when we take action—rather than just observe—is at the heart of causal reasoning. In this episode, we ascend to the second rung of the Ladder of Causation: interventio
Season 1: The Book of Why Sometimes, the numbers lie—or at least, they seem to. In this episode, we dive into some of the most famous paradoxes in statistics and probability, from Simpson’s paradox to the Monty Hall prob
Season 1: The Book of Why How can we prove that one thing causes another when experiments are impossible or unethical? In this episode, we explore the challenge of establishing causation using observational data and stat
Season 1: The Book of Why Not all correlations are what they seem. Hidden biases, lurking variables, and confounding factors can distort our understanding of cause and effect—leading to flawed conclusions in science, med
Season 1: The Book of Why What do Sherlock Holmes and artificial intelligence have in common? Both rely on evidence to reach conclusions, but only one truly understands why things happen. In this episode, we dive into th
Season 1: The Book of WhyFor centuries, humanity relied on intuition, folklore, and trial and error to understand the world. But how did we transition from anecdotal reasoning to the rigorous science of causal inference?
Season 1: The Book of Why What separates humans from other species, and from today’s AI systems, is not just the ability to observe patterns but the power to ask why. In this episode, we explore the profound shift that e
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