Arts, Science & Storytelling
Season 2015 Episode 109 | 24m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
How can storytelling impact scientific understanding?
How can storytelling impact scientific understanding? Theoretical physicist Brian Greene shares his opinion. Also, can math be made more fun and accessible? The curator at the only math museum in the country shows us how.
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Arts, Science & Storytelling
Season 2015 Episode 109 | 24m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
How can storytelling impact scientific understanding? Theoretical physicist Brian Greene shares his opinion. Also, can math be made more fun and accessible? The curator at the only math museum in the country shows us how.
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