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Bernardo Kastrup - Analytic Idealism
Bernardo Kastrup - Analytic Idealism

Philosopher Bernardo Kastrup takes the “hard problem of consciousness” and completely turns it inside out. Kastrup’s PhD dissertation titled Analyt…

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Stephen Wolfram - On the Nature of Time
Stephen Wolfram - On the Nature of Time

In his article, On the Nature of Time, Stephen Wolfram describes the computational model he has for the universe and how that results in a new way to…

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Michael Graziano - Attention Schema Theory
Michael Graziano - Attention Schema Theory

You know how in cartoons sometimes they show a dotted line from a person’s eyes to show what the person is looking at? It turns out, that we actuall…

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Carlo Rovelli's Relational Quantum Mechanics
Carlo Rovelli's Relational Quantum Mechanics

Do things have properties in and of themselves, or is a thing only what it seems to be to its observer and the interactions it has with other things?…

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Ernst Mach - Analysis of Sensations
Ernst Mach - Analysis of Sensations

The physicist and philosopher Ernst Mach (for whom the unit of velocity as compared to the speed of sound was named), brings us today’s episode, base…

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Chris Fields - What are our Bodies?
Chris Fields - What are our Bodies?

Thanks to the recommendation of a friend at book club, I bring you today’s episode which instead of being based on an article, is based on a YouTube …

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George Berkeley - Three Dialogues
George Berkeley - Three Dialogues

The Three Dialogues, written in 1713 by George Berkeley lays out his philosophy of “indeterminism” via a series of dialogues between two characters: …

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William James - Radical Empiricism
William James - Radical Empiricism

The NotebookLM tool that I use to generate these podcasts just got an upgrade which allows me to provide input to the “hosts” as to how they approach…

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Second Persons and the Constitution of the First Person
Second Persons and the Constitution of the First Person

If the sense of being a “me” is an illusion, where does it come from? That’s a topic that Professor Jay Garfield covers in today’s article called: S…

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How and Why Consciousness Arises
How and Why Consciousness Arises

Today’s article is called HOW AND WHY CONSCIOUSNESS ARISES: SOME CONSIDERATIONS FROM PHYSICS AND PHYSIOLOGY by Mark Solms and Karl Friston.

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