Drunken Philosophy

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Drunken Philosophy episodes

  • #132 - Blaise Pascal

    Time to Blaise it up! This week Connor and Dan discuss French philosopher, mathematician, and all around genius Blaise Pascal. In addition to being what Connor called "a fuck-ugly guy with a hunchback," Pascal is responsible for some pretty interesting writing on Christian faith. Also in this episode: Some really great ideas for Spencer's Gifts t-shirts. Enjoy!

    57 min
  • #131 - Virtue Epistemology

    In the unofficial part three of their discussion on knowledge and epistemology, Connor and Dan explore the other side of the coin, specifically the virtuous side. Sometimes it's better to become a person who can know things rather than understand what things you should know. You know? If not, just listen to the podcast. Also, hear Dan fretting about the debate and Connor talk about Ancient Aliens.

    52 min
  • #130 - Taoism

    This week your hosts are going with the flow as they take a deep dive into the philosophy and religion of Taoism (or Daoism if you're a stickler). Connor and Dan take some broad swipes at the differences between Eastern and Western society, and ponder what it would be like to live a slower, more relaxed life like Lao Tzu. Also discussed: Connor's rap battles on Chatroulette, Zombie movies, and getting called by the wrong name.

    46 min
  • #129 - Max Stirner

    This week Dan is partially handicapped by a case of the flu, but that's not going to stop your hosts from discussing the nihilistic egoism of Max Stirner. He's a relatively unknown philosopher who's looking out for number one and not afraid to say it. He's also a meme, which is...weird. Also discussed this week: Force Awakens reviews, Elon Musk is a weirdo, and more!

    47 min
  • #128 - Analyzing Knowledge - Part 2

    You were promised a part 2 so here's you're part 2! This week, Connor and Dan continue their discussion from a few weeks ago about the problems encountered when trying to define knowledge. Clearly, the JTB system doesn't work, so what about Causal Theory or Reliabilism? Want to know what all those words mean? Listen to the pod you dummy! Also this week: an insane number of tangents into all sorts of semi-related topics, and a live reading of a TMNT Topps trading card. Enjoy!

    49 min
  • #127 - Sam Harris on A.I.

    Ever wanted to hear a podcast that was all about another podcast? Well you're in luck! This week Connor and Dan are discussing Sam Harris' appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience (a meeting of Dan's two least favorite minds!) and they're talking about super computers and the future and all sorts of stuff to make you feel scared. Also, chickens are dumb and nerds will be the death of us. All that and more!

    58 min
  • #126 - Gettier Problems

    As they say in New Jersey: Fo'Gettier 'bout it! Or something like. This week we're talking about Gettier Problems which are specific examples in epistemology (which Dan mispronounces) in which our definition of knowledge doesn't hold up. So we gotta get a new one! If that doesn't make sense, listen to the episode and learn something. Also, Connor and Dan swap snow stories and talk about terrible canned cocktails. If you like the show, tell your friends!

    52 min
  • #125 - The Sublime

    What is that feeling when you're confronted with something so awesome, so immeasurably huge and intimidating that you have to listen to "Santeria" on repeat? That's the Sublime. And that's what we're talking about on today's ep. It's a concept in aesthetic philosophy and it's a bit difficult to describe, but you know when you see it. Other topics discussed include VR Everest, the amount of space in Michigan, and the amount of space in space! Enjoy!

    54 min
  • #124 - Objectivism

    Featuring special guest Sean Fissel! As the election draws nearer, this podcast can't help but get political. So this week, Connor and Dan are discussing the darling of the fiscally conservative and champion of the free market, Ayn Rand. Specifically her philosophy Objectivism and why we hate it. Speaking of objective, this podcast isn't that, so if you really love Ayn Rand or libertarianism you may not enjoy it. Or you could love it! Maybe you're just a weirdo like that! Who are we to judge!

    1 hr 3 min
  • #123 - Plato's Republic

    What is justice? What does a just society look like? Is it based completely around Dungeons & Dragons and beer? Probably not! This week, Connor and Dan are discussing Plato's Republic, AKA the philosopher's guide to fascism. There's guardians, there's working class stiffs, there's philosopher kings. This republic has it all, baby! Also, Connor has a disturbing breakthrough about his past experience with Porky's. And Dan has a refreshing afternoon cocktail. All that and maybe two more things on this week's ep!

    1 hr 1 min

About Drunken Philosophy

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Dan has a degree in Philosophy. Connor has a degree in High School. Together they have a bit of a drinking problem. Each week they explore the work of a new philosopher or a new philosophical idea and…

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