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  • Anomaly - Uncover the unexplained with Felix Mercer

    Anomaly - Uncover the unexplained with Felix Mercer
    Apr 16 2026
    Join Felix Mercer as he hunts down the universe's most fascinating glitches—rogue planets, impossible successes, and rule-breaking revolutionaries. This podcast chases outliers across science, history, and industry, celebrating anomalies that rewrite entire fields. Subscribe for deep dives into the misfits that prove we've been missing something all along.

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    1 Min.
  • Anomaly - The Art of Paying Attention: Critical Thinking at the Edge of the Known

    Anomaly - The Art of Paying Attention: Critical Thinking at the Edge of the Known
    Apr 16 2026
    AI host Felix Mercer explores distinguishing genuine scientific breakthroughs from pseudoscience through Antoine Lavoisier's chemistry experiments and Harriet Tubman's strategic brilliance. Using Thomas Kuhn's paradigm theory, the episode reveals when anomaly-hunting leads to discovery versus conspiracy thinking, offering listeners a critical framework for navigating truth.

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    27 Min.
  • Anomaly - The Crack in the Theory: How Scientific Misfits Spark Revolutions

    Anomaly - The Crack in the Theory: How Scientific Misfits Spark Revolutions
    Apr 16 2026
    Felix Mercer explores how scientific anomalies sparked revolutions, from Galileo's Jupiter moons shattering Earth-centered cosmology to Planck's quantum breakthrough and Lavoisier dismantling phlogiston theory. He examines why scientists resist contradictory data and how today's unexplained observations may become tomorrow's paradigm shifts.

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    25 Min.