Free Will, Science, and Religion

Chandler Klebs, George Ortega, Mitch J, Michael Walsh, David Joseph, and new cohost Daniel Miessler discuss new projects they have in mind to help educate people on why we don't have free will and why it's important....

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Chandler Klebs, George Ortega, Mitch J, Michael Walsh, David Joseph, and new cohost Daniel Miessler discuss what the practical differences are between the goals of incompatibilists and compatibilists in reforming society....

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In the last episode, George Ortega had ideas of a new project involving creating a series of questions related to obesity that will allow people to arrive at the conclusion that it's not their fault when they can't lose weight....

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Chandler Klebs and George Ortega revisit the topic of obesity and fat shaming. People are often blamed for  being fat as if they somehow freely willed it on themselves. We want people to see why their fatness is not their fault....

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Chandler Klebs, Mitch J, Jamie Soden, and Jessica Gillette talk about what it means for something to exist. Some ideas such as free will are so incoherent that they don't make any sense and can't be proven or disproven by any method....

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Trick Slattery, Chandler Klebs, George Ortega, Mitch J., David Joseph,and Jamie Soden share their personal biases and discuss the problems of wishful thinking when trying to accurately describe reality....

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Some people say that believing that they have a free will makes them happy. Why would someone want to take away their happiness by showing them the truth? In this episode, Chandler Klebs, George Ortega, and Michael Laster explain not only why free will is impossible but that it actually makes us ver....

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Chandler shares a lot of free will related posts and comments on Facebook. One of his friends is a commenting dude bro who frames his moral code after Immanuel Kant, Jainism and The Batman. Chandler asked to read some comments from this dude bro so that the cohosts can clear up some misunderstanding....

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Chandler Klebs, George Ortega, and Jamie Soden started talking about veganism and religion. Later on we talked about happiness being the most important thing and how our level of happiness affects our morality....

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In recent podcasts (114-116), George Ortega has attempted to reconcile determinism – and a rejection of free will -- with a pantheistic notion of god. Nick Vale supports George in this endeavor, but Chandler Klebs, Trick Slattery Michael Walsh and Mitch J....

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