
Everything society: from science and philosophy to politics and art. Cognitive scientists, philosophers, political scientists, anthropologists, and more sit down to make sense of the world.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSociety & CulturePhilosophy | |||

How can we make sense of the variety of beliefs that are prevalent in society?
Peter Steiglechner joins the podcast to talk about the role of identity and group belonging in understanding why people believe what they believe. We chat about modeling ... more
Why do we engage with information online?
Hannah Metzler joins the podcast to talk about the role of emotions and personal identity when investigating the spread of misinformation. We chat about a lot of the myths surrounding misinformation, the cir... more
Why do some resistance groups resort to armed struggle? And when do those groups decide it's time to put down arms?
Barbora Valik joins to talk about the factors that can lead to the violent mobilization of resistance movements, particularly as a st... more
From the Archive: Episode 2
Inequality seems to be a fundamental aspect of the society we've created. Is an unequal power dynamic endemic to any interaction between a set of individuals?
In this episode from 2 years ago, Guilherme and I talk about ... more
How do infants treat information they come across?
I sit down with Velisar Manea to chat about how the infant mind develops, the types of biases evolution might have built in, and how they manage to be so adaptive.
We also chat a good bit of theory... more
Nicolas Goupil joins me to chat about his work spanning everything from forming early childhood memories, to visual cognition, to hierarchies in groups. It's a fun, wide ranging conversation and we cover a good bit of ground, from developmental cogni... more
How do our biases interfere with our willingness to learn?
Pelin Kasar and Juliette Vazard both return to the podcast for a chat at the intersection of beliefs, biases, and curiosity.
We talk about curiosity -- how to define it, its emotional role,... more
Resource management is a difficult problem. Deciding who gets access to certain resources, and how much of it they have access to, can often be existential struggle. This is complicated with issues of historical access of particular groups, over expl... more










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