Philip Goff is a philosopher who thinks consciousness pervades the universe. Keith Frankish is a philosopher who thinks consciousness* doesn't even exist. From their very different perspectives, Keith and Philip interview leading scientists and philosophers of consciousness, engaging and debating in a friendly way in pursuit of truth. Mind Chat aims to be highly accessible, allowing those with no ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture |
Andy Clark is a leading and incredibly influential philosopher and cognitive scientist. Among other things, Andy has done pioneering work on predictive processing and the extended mind thesis. Here Keith and Philip discuss with Andy his most recent b... more
Philip recently went public with his conversion to a heretical form of Christianity (see article and video below). In this episode Keith and Philip discuss this and open up to Q&A. • Why This Famous Atheist Became a Prog... aeon.co/.../i-no... more
Annaka Harris is author of bestselling book "Conscious" and writer and producer of the forthcoming audio documentary series "Lights On." In this episode we mainly focused on panpsychism, although we also touched on free will and the self. Annaka is s... more
Can taking psychedelics teach us more about the mind than science and philosophy? Is it rational to trust what mystical experiences seem to be telling us about ultimate reality? These are questions Keith and Philip would like the answers to, and appa... more
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I want to love it, I really do. The day I was introduced to Goff’s panpsychism was a breath of fresh air - it felt so right in my mind. I enjoy learning via podcast. I think I’ve tried listening to at least 3 episodes and haven’t been able to complete one. I find the pod very hard to follow and hard to hear thus understand. I believe myself to be a decently educated person, but I wish the concepts were broken down more thoroughly, more simply. Better sound/audio would be a bonus. I keep coming b... more
sometimes a little too long to practically listen to in one go and a bit too technical to drop in and out of. but i can hardly criticise them too harshly for providing too much of a good thing. all in all, v enjoyable. it’s easy to characterise the podcast as about the co-hosts’s disagreement on consciousness but the thing that really makes this podcast work is that the co-hosts represent the two extremes of how to do philosophy discussion. maybe something of a simplification but roughly speakin... more
Great to see these two people with opposite views running a show together.
Great to listen to civil philosophical debate. Whether you follow everything or not you’ll learn about the art of argument and learning.
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