
The hard problem of consciousness. Is an infant subjectively aware? Can love be a non-conscious relation? How is it that we unwittingly project a mind or 'personhood' into other creatures, including infants; is this projection accurate? Why is 'vanta... more
In this episode we consider the nature of free speech, reflecting on some of the ideas of John Locke.
I look at the First Amendment of the US Constitution (and as I type this I now remember that I forgot to look at the 5th Amendment! Really wanted ... more
Hello! Our first spontaneous philosophical discussion of the very heart of ideas, science, and logic themselves: consciousness.
In this first episode I read and converse on passages from Nietzsche and Wittgenstein (philosophers), as well as Dr Rit... more
In this spontaneous episode, I discuss the Problem of Evil/Suffering -- that is, the argument against the existence of God/gods due to the undeniable existence of suffering in our world.
I think through the nature and logic of suffering itself, dis... more
In this, the first ever episode of 'Spontaneous Philosophy', I discuss the nature of consciousness in a largely unplanned, tangential, but technical way. Oh, and I talk about a strange dream I had about being INSIDE a Chinese dragon. Yes. ... more










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