a wise rabii once said,

if I am 'I' because you are 'YOU' and you are 'YOU' because I am 'I', then I am not 'I' and you are not 'YOU'.

We're not separate. We define each other. We're backs and fronts to eachother.

Jo shares a bizarre and real life experience with us while we talk about destiny, fate, suffering and the acceptance of what is.

Jo, Krishnaa and I talk about the biological/societal constraints on a 'free will' agent and the employment of Free Won't: your ability to veto your thoughts and impulses so you don't have to automatically indulge in every choice or desire simply because it's available to you.

This is the 1st episode of the "Free Will vs Determinism" mini series with Jo, host of your one black friend podcast and Krishnaa, a master's student of counseling psychology from Mumbai. We have an informal discussion about the relationship between a 'free will' agent and A mechanical universe: a theory that the universe is best understood as a system compoaed entirely of all matter in motion under a completely ordered and regular system.

◎◎ The Death Paradox is the 3rd episode amongst four(4) others all subcategoried under lecture 1 in the album "The Abstract Plot Twist". In this episode, eli addresses the following ;

0:00- Introduction

0:28- What Is A Paradox?

1:14- The Omnipotence Paradox

2:26- Analysing The Omnipotent paradox

3:28- Death

4:00- The fear Of Death

4:42- The Loose Ends

5:31- My Fantasy Of Death

|consensus within a vortex|

6:40- The Incoporeal Essence

|soul|

7:38- The Paradox Of Death

In the words of the 20th century philosopher, Alan watts "Time is a social institution and not a physical reality". In this episode, eliVII talks about time not only in a social construct, but in a rather more natural way of how and when things happen or take place.

◎◎The universe as A big Act is an opening episode amongst four(4) others all subcategoried under season 1 in the album "The Abstract Plot Twist" which will all uploaded to this channel subsequently. In this episode, eli uses the 'Life is a movie' analogy as an approach to the universe, life and how it should be lived.