
A group of lifelong friends discuss life's important questions.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | ||||

The Butterfly Effect is the common term for a system where small changes to initial conditions create outsized impacts. Logan, Katie and Ben discuss the "Baggage Claim Effect," to describe a system where for a limited time, changes to initial conditi... more
After a six-month hiatus, Logan and Ben come back to dismiss "Consent of the Governed" and move on to what happens next. If consent of the governed does not dictate good governance, what does? We rollick through ideas from John Rawls, Jean-Jacque Rou... more
Is Justice getting what you deserve? Is it perhaps the balance of wisdom moderation and courage? Or is Justice a chimerical idea we are fed to go along with authority?
Beau, Ben and Logan begin to tackle this timeless question. We explicitly referen... more
No question so concerns our collective humanity as that of freedom. Unsatisfied with our first conclusions on the subject, Ben and I reframe the question of Liberty. Perhaps it is not choice maximizes freedom (to the credit of Kitty as well from the ... more
I love Mike’s laugh and it’s rare to see people discuss things with the intent of finding truth instead of just debating. Easily my new favorite podcast
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