Robinson Erhardt researches symbolic logic and the foundations of mathematics at Stanford University. Join him in conversations with philosophers, scientists, weightlifters, artists, and everyone in-between. linktr.ee/robinsonerhardt
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesScience |
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Love this show! Highly informative and a very important podcast given the state of the world. I have learnt so much from this show!
This used to be a great physics and math podcast. Now it is either all political nonsense or about aliens and AI conspiracy theories.
I discovered this podcast while looking for AI information from outside the usual (albeit valuable) tech silo. I’ve been delighted to find the discussions here so deep and wide-ranging. Excellent interviews.
I rank this alongside Sean Carroll’s Mindscape and the better Lex Friedman stuff. I play new episodes as fast as they drop, and am gleefully working through the back catalog.
This podcast has guests from both sides and while I want to hear from both sides, that doesn't need to include the worst of the left with the severest TDS. Maybe the people spewing the most bilous puke about Trump are worth listening to in order to demonstrate their absurdity but I don't think so - such blind hatred is almost unavoidable. What annoys me is the host sits there saying nothing, letting it all go unchallenged. It lends credibility to the nonsense.
It used to be a pretty good podcast with accredited physicists, but now Robinson seems to have taken a liking for pro-Palestine/Hamas ‘scholars’ like Norman Finkelstien (5 episodes) without giving a real voice to actual Jews and Israeli scholars. I’m not sure if there’s a deep seated antisemitism here or moral confusion, but it’s a major intellectual failing on Robinson’s part and it seems so obvious which side guys are the bad guys in that debate. Lost all credit to this podcast.
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Featuring a diverse range of guests including philosophers, scientists, and artists, the discussions largely revolve around complex topics in natural sciences and the foundational aspects of mathematics. Listeners can expect in-depth explorations of themes such as the philosophy of time, economic theories, artificial intelligence, human rights, and even current sociopolitical issues, often through the lens of logic and critical inquiry. The content is characterized by a blend of intellectual engagement and occasional debates on hot-button topics, providing a unique intersection of scientific rigor and cultural critique that caters to an audience invested in both academic discourse and broader societal discussions.
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