
The purpose of dialogue is to let ideas die instead of us.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

A conversation with security researcher and free-software developer Matthew Garrett about who really controls the computer you own.
We start with the Intel Management Engine and AMD's Platform Security Processor: the small, always-on processors bene... more
A conversation between Bayan Furutan and Alex Buxeda on whether an "ought" can be derived from an "is," whether free will exists, and what it would take to prove it doesn't.
Alex argues, along Sam Harris and Robert Sapolsky lines, that free will is ... more
I am joined by neuroscientist Karl Friston to discuss, from first principles, what trust is.
The trust we put in others, and in our institutions, is a sociological feature emergent from biology. It is here that predictions first appear.
This conver... more
Lukas Leuzinger and Alex Buxeda interview Cass Sunstein for Schweizer Monat. They dissect the mechanics of liberalism. Sunstein defines a tradition that encompasses Hayek and Burke. He counters the claims of Patrick Deneen. He argues that choice does... more
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Very interning subjects đ
Buenas reflexiones, muy interesante.








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