Podcast John Timmerman terbaik (2024)

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Comedy, Satire, and Laughing at the Uncomfortable | John Vlismas 59:10

5d ago59:10

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Dive into the intersection of comedy and philosophy with South African comedian John Vlismas. We explore the power of humor as a political tool, its role in confronting societal issues, and the fine line between making people laugh and challenging their deeply held assumptions. Vlismas shares his insights on the evolving landscape of comedy, the et…

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Gravel riding far off the beaten track with Phil Evans 55:27

7d ago55:27

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Gravel Union Talks is a podcast series full of inspiring stories, news and events from the world of gravel biking. Each month hosts Carlo and Olly will be chatting with guests who are passionate about riding off the beaten track… adventure riding, bike packing and gravel racing. For today’s episode we’re packing our bags and heading off for a long …

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The Value of Bad Movies | Matt Strohl (with Travis Timmerman) 1:05:04

12d ago1:05:04

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Join hosts Mark Opennheimer and Travis Timmerman as they dive into the world of bad movies with Matt Strohl, author of 'Why It's Okay to Love Bad Movies.' The episode explores 'bad' films like 'Dancing It's On,' the creative triumphs of low-budget movies, and the merits of B-movies. The conversation then shifts to the controversial film 'Cannibal H…

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Refugees and Border Control | Bradley Hillier-Smith 1:10:33

19d ago1:10:33

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Bradley Hillier-Smith argues that states have a duty not to harm refugees, and a duty to improve the lives of refugees. He argues that wealthier nations, therefore, have an obligation to accept and support at least some refugees. But what is the impact of refugee policies on citizens? And just how far do our obligations go toward helping refugees? …

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Exploring Alien Civilizations | Isaac Arthur 1:03:50

26d ago1:03:50

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Isaac Arthur, president of the American National Space Society, discusses the nature and likelihood of alien civilizations. What sort of alien civilizations are most likely do exist? Is 'uplifting' an alien species ethical? What level of intelligence, sociability, and language are aliens most likely to have? And is AI a form of alien intelligence? …

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Can Animals Create Art? | Yolandi Coetser 1:25:22

1M ago1:25:22

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This live episode of Brain in a Vat investigates the boundaries of animal creativity through real-life examples, thought experiments, and philosophical theories of art. What are the cognitive capacities of animals? What is the best way of understanding the apparent ‘art’ of animals? And how should we value the lives of animals? [00:00] Introduction…

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Population Decline and Pronatalism | Paul Morland 1:09:01

1M ago1:09:01

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Paul Morland, author of 'No One Left', joins the Brain in a Vat podcast to discuss demographic changes and Pronatalism. Paul explores the idea of having more children in response to declining fertility rates, demographic momentum, and the potential societal impacts of population collapse. Paul discusses potential solutions, including state interven…

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Love and Limerence | Georgi Gardiner 1:01:29

2M ago1:01:29

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What is the difference between love, limerence, crushes and squishes? Can someone be mistaken about whether they’re in love? And is limerence harmful, or can it also have therapeutic value? [00:00] Introduction to Love and Limerence [00:09] Thought Experiment: Terry and Sam Seder [01:38] Philosophical Debates on Love [03:37] The Power of Self-Descr…

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Aliens, Social Groups, and the Golden Record | Jason Werbeloff 1:14:15

2M ago1:14:15

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How would we explain our social structures to aliens? Can we define our social groups in a way that is easy to articulate and understand? Jason Werbeloff argues that it’s extremely difficult to answer even the simplest questions about the nature of our social groups. Does this mean we should exclude any talk of groups when describing ourselves on t…

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Ayn Rand and the Ethics of Selfishness | Tara Smith 1:03:14

2M ago1:03:14

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Has selfishness been misunderstood? Is there a way of defending Ayn Rand’s egoism? Tara Smith confronts challenging questions about morality, individual rights, and the balance between personal and societal well-being. Read Smith’s book here: https://a.co/d/5r4HfXb [00:00] Introduction to Ayn Rand and Egoism [00:21] Challenging Common Perceptions o…

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#83 Exploring the future of space security and defence | Michel Poucet 37:55

2M ago37:55

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In this episode, Adrien sits down with Michel Poucet, an innovative entrepreneur in the space industry, to explore the future of space operations and innovations in space domain awareness. Michel reflects on how his early fascination with space—ignited by encounters with astronauts and visits to space stations—shaped his passion and ultimately led …

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The Fine-Tuning Argument for God’s Existence | Aaron Zimmer (with Nathan Bray) 1:00:04

2M ago1:00:04

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Is intelligent design the best theory for how perfectly calibrated our universe is? How does God as an explanation compare with competing theories, like the multiverse? Perhaps we can understand the fine-tuned complexity of the universe in the same way we understand the fine-tuned complexity of AI creations? Tune in for a profound discussion on the…

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Fatphobia | Kate Manne (with Travis Timmerman) 1:05:23

3M ago1:05:23

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Kate Manne discusses how fatphobia impacts the lives of fat-bodied people in various domains, including healthcare, education, and employment. Manne explores the relationship between weight and health, and challenges pervasive societal biases. She argues for a deeper understanding of systemic oppression against fat-bodied people, and considers how …

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Money, Institutions, and Social Groups | J. P. Smit 1:08:50

3M ago1:08:50

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What is the nature of social institutions? Is Searle correct that collective agreement is the key to understanding social phenomena, or should we pursue a different theoretical framework? Smit argues for a different understanding of institutions, which relies on the notion of a coordination game. Read Smit's publications here: https://philpeople.or…

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Left vs Right, Polarization, and Political Legitimacy | Oliver Traldi 56:52

3M ago56:52

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Oliver Traldi explores the polarization of modern politics, mechanisms of belief political formation, the influence of social costs on public reasoning, and the complexities of political reasoning and norms. What is the relationship between political and moral reasoning? And what makes political decision making legitimate? Read Traldi's book here: …

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#82 The Inspiring Journey of Anne's Kitchen: From Journalism to Culinary Stardom | Anne Faber 28:06

3M ago28:06

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Ready for a deliciously inspiring story? In this episode, Thierry sits down with Anne Faber, the creative force behind Anne's Kitchen. Known for her successful TV shows and cookbooks, Anne's transformation into a respected food journalist, TV personality and a successful entrepreneur is an inspiring story for our business community. The conversatio…

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Jenny Tough "Adventure is a mindset" 51:37

3M ago51:37

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Gravel Union Talks is a podcast series full of inspiring stories, news and events from the world of gravel biking. Each month hosts Carlo and Olly will be chatting with guests who are passionate about riding off the beaten track… adventure riding, bike packing and gravel racing. In this episode: Jenny Tough, record breaking endurance athlete. Grave…

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The Ethics of Swearing | Rebecca Roache [with Travis Timmerman] 1:04:40

3M ago1:04:40

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Why do we find swearing offensive, and should we? Is it wrong to use swear words despite causing offense? This episode is an eye-opener into the often overlooked depth and implications of everyday profanity. Listen to Rebecca’s podcast here: https://www.academicimperfectionist.com/podcast [00:00] Introduction and Guest Introduction [00:19] Rebecca'…

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Patriotism Unpacked | Spencer Case 1:00:18

3M ago1:00:18

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What does it mean to be patriotic, or to love your country? Some argue that patriotism is virtuous because it allows us to transcend our selfish needs and act for the good of our community. But others argue that patriotism is overly narrow-minded, arbitrary and sometimes immoral. Microdigressions Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@Micro-Digressions …

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The Ethics of Dark Humor | David Shoemaker 1:02:46

4M ago1:02:46

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David Shoemaker explores the intricate relationship between humor and morality. What makes a faux insult funny? Can wisecracks be both humorous and hurtful? The conversation delves into academic theories of humor, the significance of context and intentions, and the controversial topics of offensive jokes and the boundaries of humorous expression. […

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Is Israel’s War Unjust? | Mark Oppenheimer vs Raja Halwani 1:37:46

4M ago1:37:46

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Join us for an intense debate featuring Mark Oppenheimer, who defends Israel’s war as just, and Raja Halwani, who argues Israel’s war is unjust. The debate covers historical contexts, moral principles, and the roles of both Israel and Hamas, aiming to provide nuanced insights into one of the most challenging global issues of our time. [00:00] Intro…

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Gaming and Friendship | Nicholas Baima 49:59

4M ago49:59

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How do digital interactions, specifically through gaming, form genuine friendships? Nicholas Baima challenges the traditional notion that physical presence is essential for true friendship. By examining ancient ethical theories, especially Aristotle's various forms of friendship, the episode debates whether online friendships can reach the purest f…

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#81 Steering Luxembourg’s economic future | Vincent Hein 37:48

4M ago37:48

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In this episode, Adrien sits down with Vincent Hein, a director and economist at Fondation IDEA, to dive into the pressing economic and policy issues facing Luxembourg. Vincent shares his passion for economic development and public policy, shedding light on his dual role at Fondation IDEA—a think tank created by the Chamber of Commerce to spark fre…

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Gaming: Dangerous or Beneficial? | Sarah Malanowski 55:51

4M ago55:51

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Should we consider gaming as potentially addictive? Sarah Malanowski argues gaming is much like any other beneficial hobby: it provides a sense of community, challenge, and personal growth. She argues gaming is unfairly stigmatized, and should instead be seen as a valuable tool for growing character. Link to Sarah’s book: https://www.amazon.com/Why…

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The Edges of Philosophy: Good, Bad, and the Controversial | Travis Timmerman 1:13:19

5M ago1:13:19

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What makes for good philosophy? How has philosophy impacted popular culture? Can sci-fi be good philosophy? And can we inspire philosophical inquiry despite not strictly adhering to rigorous philosophical methods? [00:00] Introduction to Bad Philosophy [00:51] The Repugnant Conclusion [03:09] Criteria for Good Philosophy [06:05] Examples of Good Ph…

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Helpful Abortion Restrictions? | Perry Hendricks 1:03:17

5M ago1:03:17

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Perry Hendricks argues that abortion restrictions are beneficial, especially to black women, by preventing them from engaging in what he presupposes is the wrongful act of abortion. The conversation critically examines the ethics of abortion, the impact of restrictions on black women, and the broader societal implications. We discuss paternalism, s…

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All new GRX Di2 12 speed launch with Shimano's Erik van Kooten 58:47

5M ago58:47

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Gravel Union Talks is a podcast series full of inspiring stories, news and events from the world of gravel biking. Each month hosts Carlo and Olly will be chatting with guests who are passionate about riding off the beaten track… adventure riding, bike packing and gravel racing. In this episode: Guest Erik van Kooten, gravel category marketing mana…

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Race and IQ | Nathan Cofnas 1:14:32

5M ago1:14:32

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Nathan Cofnas argues that distinct populations have developed specific cognitive abilities due to varying environmental challenges. The conversation explores the definition and validity of racial categorization from a biological perspective, addressing whether certain physical and cognitive differences among races have a genetic basis. Nathan argue…

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Lionel Shriver on the Dangers of Manic Equality 1:04:34

5M ago1:04:34

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We welcome back Lionel Shriver to discuss her latest novel, 'Mania'. Shriver explores how egalitarian principles push us to ignore obvious truths about the world, particularly in discussions on transgender rights. She critiques the Left’s inclination to measure art and literature through the lens of political virtue. Read Shriver’s book, ‘Mania’, h…

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#80 Exploring the World of Venture Capital and Technology | Yannick Oswald 41:31

5M ago41:31

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Join Adrien as he dives deep into the world of venture capital with Yannick Oswald, Partner at VC firm Mangrove Capital Partners. Yannick shares his fascinating journey into venture capital, underscoring the importance of passion for startups and the resilience required from founders. In this conversation, Yannick highlights Mangrove’s strategic fo…

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Gun Control | Eric Sampson (Rebroadcast) 53:56

6M ago53:56

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A discussion on gun control, exploring philosophical, legal,and ethical aspects of the issue. Eric Samson offers a range of arguments andcounterarguments on the necessity and consequences of gun laws. Theconversation includes the right to self-defence, the impact of gun ownership onviolence and society, victims of violent crimes, and proposals for …

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Ethical Quandaries of Autonomous Weapon Systems | Afonso Seixas-Nunes 1:02:02

6M ago1:02:02

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We speak with Father Afonso about the use of weapon systemsin warfare. The discussion explores a thought experiment involving two statesat war and the deployment of autonomous drones capable of targeting terrorists withouthuman intervention. Key topics include the legality and morality of suchsystems, the potential for reducing civilian casualties,…

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Andrea Lodder - Finding the balance when gravel riding is both your hobby and your profession... 49:06

6M ago49:06

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Gravel Union Talks is a podcast series full of inspiring stories, news and events from the world of gravel biking. Each month hosts Carlo and Olly will be chatting with guests who are passionate about riding off the beaten track… adventure riding, bike packing and gravel racing. In this episode: Andrea Lodder who works in the marketing team at Meri…

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Paediatric Gender Medicine | Moti Gorin and Holly Lawford-Smith 1:17:04

6M ago1:17:04

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We begin by imagining a world where children are separated by sex at birth and raised without exposure to traditional gender norms. We debate whether gender incongruence is a result of nature or social conditioning. We discuss gender affirming care for children, highlighting the complexity of diagnosing gender dysphoria amidst co-occurring psychiat…

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Peter Singer on Animal Liberation Now 1:05:15

6M ago1:05:15

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Peter Singer delves into difficult ethicalquestions regarding animal rights, the morality of factory farming, anddifficult human-related ethical dilemmas. Singer discusses his views as aconsequentialist, examining the impact of our choices on animal suffering, theethical considerations around organ donation from anencephalic children, andthe broade…

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We Should Want Immortality | John Martin Fischer 51:38

6M ago51:38

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John Martin Fischer argues that lifeconstantly offers new experiences and perspectives that prevent it frombecoming monotonous. He delves into the idea of living asignificantly extended life without aging and the implications it has onpersonal identity and society at large. Fischer distinguishes between trueimmortality and radical life extension, f…

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#79 Revolutionizing Solar Panel Industry with Robotics | Christophe Timmermans 34:17

7M ago34:17

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Join us as Thierry welcomes Christophe Timmermans, CEO of Solarcleano and Fallprotec, to our podcast. In this episode, we explore how these innovative companies are reshaping the solar industry while ensuring safety for workers at heights. But Christophe's path to success wasn't without its challenges and adventures, and we delve into those as well…

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Against Immortality | Stephen Cave 56:12

7M ago56:12

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Stephen Cave unpacks the ethical and practical problems of living forever. He highlights ongoing research in anti-aging and the potential societal and ecological catastrophes that could follow if humans were to achieve immortality. Stephen weighs the individual’s desire for immortality against social implications, and the potential exacerbation of …

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Immigration and Borders | Stephen Kershnar 1:07:36

7M ago1:07:36

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Featuring Stephen Kershnar, we discuss the complexities of immigration ethics, the rights to immigrate, and the morality of borders, keeping in mind debates around wealth, exclusion, and property rights. Stephen considers consequentialist and deontological perspectives in immigration policies, the notion of collective versus individual rights, and …

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Elmo - Nash Off The Hook Podcast - S2 Episode 176 3:30:56

7M ago3:30:56

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Joining Hassan in the studio this week is a man who is well known in the underground carp scene, a man who targets carp no one else has held, its none other than “Elmo”. Elmo has gained a reputation and massive respect from big names in the industry for his angling exploits ad fishing “off the radar” for unknown carp. Elmo talks about his journey a…

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Cascading Catastrophic Risks | Trond Undheim 54:40

7M ago54:40

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Trond Undheim delves into catastrophic risks facing humanity, including climate change, governance breakdown, and technological threats. Through discussions of risk perception, effective planning versus worry, and the complexities of managing existential threats, Trond emphasizes the importance of preparing and adapting for uncertain futures. How s…

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#78 Navigating the Transition to Electric Mobility | Gerry Wagner 46:04

7M ago46:04

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In this episode, hosts Adrien and Thierry sit down with Gerry Wagner, spokesperson at the House of Automobile and Director of International Institutional Relations at Arval BNP Paribas Group, to discuss the evolving landscape of e-mobility in Luxembourg. With over a decade of experience in the banking and operational leasing sector, Gerry shares hi…

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The Ethics of Political Commemoration | Hans Gutbrod 56:51

7M ago56:51

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In this episode of 'Brain In A Vat', Hans Gutbrod addresses the gap in philosophy in understanding the ethics around statues, street names, and museums. By drawing parallels to just war theory, Gutbrod proposes a framework to navigate the complexities of commemorating historical figures and events. The discussion also touches upon the potential for…

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Facial Distortions and Prosopometamorphopsia | Brad Duchaine 1:01:22

8M ago1:01:22

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In this special episode of Brain in a Vat, Brad Duchaine from the Psychological and Brain Sciences Department at Dartmouth discusses prosopometamorphopsia (PMO) – a condition where individuals see distorted faces. The episode explores various manifestations of PMO, including seeing demonic features, dragons, or entirely different faces, and disting…

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Hassan Khan "The Best Bits" - Nash Off The Hook Podcast - S2 Episode 175 2:03:57

8M ago2:03:57

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One hundred and seventy five episodes , one every Sunday spanning over a three and a half year period Hassan talks through a few of his best bits hosting the podcast in the company of Dan Yeomans and Alfie Willingale. There's choice exerts from Jeremy Wade, Jim Shelley, Chris Yates and many more. As well as this there's a discussion around the bits…

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Pornography and Free Speech | Nadine Strossen and Holly Lawford-Smith 1:13:02

8M ago1:13:02

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We welcome back Nadine Strossen for a comprehensive discussion about pornography and free speech. She highlights points from her re-released book 'Defending Pornography', explaining why she supports the freedom of sexual expression. Her thought experiment is about a respected academic who makes adult videos, raising questions about personal freedom…

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John Timmermans "Best Year Ever" - Nash Off The Hook Podcast - S2 Episode 174 2:08:42

8M ago2:08:42

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Joining Hassan in the podcast studio is Nash Tackle's very own Euro big carp angler John Timmermans. John talks about his epic last year in which he has fished and filmed on three very contrasting public French venues with incredible results with a number of 60lb+ carp in only for short sessions. John has been with Nash for a year and he talks abou…

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Unravelling “White Privilege” | Spencer Case 1:00:29

8M ago1:00:29

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Can the definition of privilege be nuanced enough to address the broad range of individual experiences and historical contexts? Does recognizing and discussing privilege lead to meaningful social change? Or does talk of privilege oversimplify complex issues?

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Derek Harrison - Nash Off The Hook Podcast - S2 Episode 173 2:54:11

8M ago2:54:11

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This week Hassan travels to Holland to meet one of the most well respected big European carp hunters Derek Harrison. Derek is not one to scream and shout about his angling but for decades since moving to Holland from the North West he has relentlessly chased huge European carp in Holland, Belgium and France (to name a few). He talks through a few o…

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The Privacy Paradox | David Boonin 1:00:35

8M ago1:00:35

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Is observing people in a public space from the privacy of your home an infringement of their rights? Can the widespread use of CCTV cameras be justified, or does it violate their privacy? And how do technological developments affect the delicate balance between safety and privacy?

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