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In today's episode we discuss what the Myers-Brigg types are and how to relate to one another using M.B.T.I.
We are by no means experts on MBTI, but have enjoyed our research into it and think it would be good for people to learn more about themselves and how they might relate to the world.
On today's episode, we discuss some of our favorite authors and how they have inspired us and given us some fond memories, inspired us, and made us the individuals we are today.
On this podcast, we talk about the French philosophical movement after WW2 and how postmodernism came to be. We will primarily be discussing the lead up to postmodernism and Jacques Derrida.
On today's episode we talk about the man, the myth, the legend: Friedrich Nietzsche. We go over some events in his life and how he came to be the famed individual he is, and we also discuss how his philosophical approach to life has been adapted, adopted, and misconstrued over the course of history. We hope you enjoy this deep dive on Nietzsche.
On today's episode, we discuss the disappearance of dinosaurs. Was it a flood? The ice age? Fires? We talk about the most prevalent theories.
On today's episode we talk about the interconnectedness of life through numbers seen in the natural world. This is a more spiritually minded podcast, and we hope you enjoy this melding of science and spirituality.
On today's episode we talk about the interconnectedness of life through numbers seen in the natural world. This is a more spiritually minded podcast, and we hope you enjoy this melding of science and spirituality.
On this podcast, Nam1Sekatti and Jareth R. R. Blackstar remember some of their favorite Christmas memories.
On today's episode we discuss scientific advancements and how ethical and/or damaging they can be. We discuss the topic of Artificial Intelligence and whether or not it can gain sentience, cloning and bringing back extinct species, cyber limbs and neural links, and finally social credit scores and passports.
Today we discuss a variety topics ranging from Planck's Constant, the double-slit experiments, and the EPR paradox.
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