This course explores the concept of chance as a driving force behind the beauty and diversity in the world. The learning outcomes include understanding the role of chance in shaping the world, questioning the reasons behind existence, and exploring scientific discoveries related to chance. The course teaches skills such as critical thinking, questioning established beliefs, and interpreting scientific concepts. The teaching method involves a lecture by an award-winning scientist followed by a Q&A session. The intended audience includes individuals interested in philosophy, theology, and scientific explanations for the world's phenomena.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
The Thin Line
Mass Extinction
Fertilization
The Accident of Mothers
Random mutation
mutation
blind chance
theologians
Taught by
The Royal Institution
