For the Sake of Argument

Bernardo Kastrup is a philosopher and computer scientist known for advocating "analytic idealism," the view that reality is fundamentally mental. He has published influential books and articles challenging materialist views of consciousness and has a background in artificial intelligence research.

Susan Blackmore is a psychologist, writer, and visiting professor known for her work in consciousness studies, including research on memes, out-of-body experiences, and the nature of self. She is the author of The Meme Machine and has contributed extensively to debates on consciousness and the role of cultural evolution.

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Jordan Jonas is the winner of Alone Season 6, spent many years living with nomadic reindeer herders in Siberia, and has survived in the most extreme of climates and situations.

Destiny (Steven Bonnell) debates Luke Melkesian after their Jubilee debate.

Doran Shafrir (@TheEasyWayDMS) and Socratease (https://www.youtube.com/@UC7sMvtlMXQ7VpZvJg0HRRvA ) debate the morality and practicality of Israel's policies and military actions in the West Bank and in Gaza.

Yishai Fleisher is the International Spokesperson for the Jewish Community of Hebron. Yishai works closely with US, Israeli, and global legislators and influencers on issues such as fighting BDS, recognizing Israeli indigeneity, fighting historical appropriation, and strengthening the Jewish people’s presence in Judea and Samaria.

Miko Peled and Jake Newfield debate the morality and moral agency of Hamas, Zionism, Israel, Palestine, and a solution.

Destiny (Steven Bonnell) and Einat Wilf debate Israel-Palestine.

Gideon Levy and Destiny (Steven Bonnell) debate Israel-Palestine, the war, and discuss a solution.

Doran Shafrir (www.youtube.com/@UC1D5sw3LZivzSwZY08LENHA ) debates Aaron Visser on Israel-Palestine.

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Timeline:

02:14 - The Blockade has 2 Purposes

06:50 - Israel is THE most moral army?

12:53 - Gaza

17:06 - 1967 War

26:05 - Two-State Solution

27:44 - Arafat in 1988

31:41 - "Let's Imagine I'm wrong!"

Oliver Burkeman explains how to make the most of our limited time on earth, and how to have a meaningful lfie.

Oliver Burkeman is an author, journalist, and writer the weekly column "This Column Will Change Your Life" for the newspaper The Guardian. He published "Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, a self-help book on the philosophy and psychology of time management and happiness."