
A humorous and informative analysis of conspiracy theories new and old by Josh Addison and Associate Professor of Philosophy (and conspiracy theory theorist) M R. X. Dentith.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 352 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & CulturePoliticsNews | |||

M has finished Ben Vigden's "State Secrets II" and - as a punishment - Josh has to find out how it ends.
A couple of episodes ago, we looked at a paper on particularism by Kurtis, M and Charles - this episode we're looking at the paper that that paper was a response to, making it both a prequel and a sequel. Just like The Godfather Part II. This episode... more
Josh and M discuss TESCREAL, Peter Thiel, and how Silicon Valley hasn't so much found god but, rather, decided to try and create one that they are afraid of...
Aw, Particularism - why so glum? You look like you need some positive affirmation - some reaffirmation, even. Well, you're in luck, because M, Kurtis and Charles have just authored “Particularism Reaffirmed: Why Conspiracy Theories (Variously Defined... more
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Content primarily revolves around a humorous yet analytical approach to conspiracy theories, blending philosophical perspectives with cultural commentary. The discussions tap into various contemporary and historical conspiracy topics, exploring their implications and the reasoning behind why they capture public interest. Key themes include the philosophical distinctions in understanding conspiracies, societal impacts, and figures who are frequently mentioned, such as Peter Thiel and various military and governmental contexts. Episodes often critique the narratives surrounding conspiracy theories while providing a balanced mix of wit and academic rigor, catering to anyone interested in the deeper meanings behind conspiracy phenomena.
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