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In this episode, we investigate categories of Moral Purview within the context of current events and diverse perspectives.

In this episode, we discuss Malthusian Crises, taking a broader, conceptual view of the context and counterpoints related to resource scarcity and overshoot.

In this episode, we look at several Paradoxes and discuss them in light of previous categorical descriptions.

In this episode, we lay some foundational groundwork for understanding Paradoxes.

In this episode, we discuss a base of philosophy regarding agency before delving into current events and issues surrounding ethical use of AI.

In this episode, we explore the positive and negative aspects of Antifragility from systemic and individual perspectives. 

In this episode, we explore the works of Michele Moody-Adams, Adrian Piper, Lewis Gordon, and Liam Kofi Bright, integrating themes for deeper reflective consideration.

In this episode, we discuss Kuhn's notion of Incommensurability: the lack of neutral standards in comparing paradigms.

In this episode, we explore the Danish notion of Hygge, exploring its limits and our own.

In this episode, we examine an article written by Adam Neiblum in Philosophy Now regarding the conflation of Progress and Evolution.

In this episode, we dissect the moral, transactional, and social elements of what constitutes Friendship.

In this episode, we discuss multiple dimensions of Passion: conceptual clarity, internal vs external influences, temporal stability, and much more. 

In this episode, we attempt to take a look at the Paranormal from a balanced viewpoint, with neither dismissal nor abandoning critical reflection.

In this episode, we look at the nuanced interactional effects of internalized states and contextually contingent external Giving behaviors when examining virtuosity.

In this episode, we talk about the individual capacity for social change with authors Michael Brownstein and Daniel Kelly, as discussed in their book, Somebody Should Do Something.