Oct 2, 2020
11: Do we really have free will? How are philosophy and quantum mechanics related? Should I build my own life philosophy?
1 hour 14 minutes
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I thought this was interesting?
Justin, Frank and Jesse
I thought this was interesting? is a podcast featuring Dr. Justin Blaney, Frank Coker and Jesse Bauer. Each episode includes a topic of interest from the three hosts ranging from social issues to technology, philosophy to science, and politics to art.
Episodes
Ordered by publication date.
Nov 11, 2019
10: The one about how the states got their shapes, what’s wrong with morality and Spiral Dynamics, the roadmap for evolution.
1 hour
Sep 17, 2019
9: The one about out dated evolutionary instincts that make us miserable, gravity waves explaining space-time fabric, and the legacy of the movie Event Horizon.
1 hour 8 minutes
Jul 1, 2019
8: The one about the evolution of fear, bioethics of reanimation, and how we create our own reality.
1 hour 9 minutes
Jun 10, 2019
7: The one about the first photo of a black hole, microinfluencers, and the new frontier of blockchain.
53 minutes
Apr 25, 2019
6: The one about Steven Spielberg, Alexander Hamilton and how we’re likely living in a simulation.
1 hour 15 minutes
Mar 10, 2019
5: The one about the truthfulness of big data, how peer pressure shapes us more than DNA, and the merging evolutionary tracks of humans and technology.
1 hour 7 minutes
Feb 9, 2019
4: The one about the value of various life forms, artificial intelligence in a bicameral mind and subjective truth
1 hour
Feb 9, 2019
4: The one about the value of various life forms, artificial intelligence in a bicameral mind and subjective truth
58 minutes
Jan 6, 2019
3: The one about Steve Kornacki, affirmative action and variable speed of light
1 hour 8 minutes
Nov 6, 2018
2: The one about spacetime in past, present and future, the virtuoso Michael Crichton and learning to respect people with very different ideas.
1 hour 4 minutes
Oct 21, 2018
1: The one about the future of human and computer consciousness, the Parker Solar Probe, dark matter and dark energy.
1 hour 2 minutes
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