This week we're tackling identity politics and how it affects almost everything in our lives, the way we think about the issues and the people around us. It can be confusing and seem counter intuitive considering the diversity of thought and outlook that people have but does it have any merits and what can we possibly understand or learn from it?

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In the second part of this two part series, we continue our thought provoking discussion on the question of whether this generation is a snowflake generation or not. We highly recommend you listen to the first part to get a better context of our conversation.

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Today we're exploring the somewhat widespread idea that this current generation is a "snowflake generation". We have a feeling a lot of people have heard of this phrase before at some point but have we truly gotten soft or is it a generational constant that has compounded throughout previous generations.

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We decided to do a second segment on tech as we didn't feel like we fully covered the important questions about it's role in our society and its effect on the environment. We live in an almost constant state of connectedness but it's worth taking a deep dive to see if that's really a good thing and also how it's shaping our thoughts about the world around us. 

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This week we're talking about tech and more specifically this idea that technology is our best bet to solving most of our problems and creating a modern utopia. But what exactly does that mean and what are the things that it entails. Will it do more harm than good?

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In this second part, we continue to discuss and share our thoughts on the education system and the surrounding aspects of society that it affects.

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In this episode, we're looking at a very intricate topic which is the state of our education system. Although it has its merits, there's genuine concern that it may be lagging behind in today's ever changing world.

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In this second part of our discussion on the idea of fixing the world, our focus drifted towards the problems that we may face as individuals and how the way we view them affects those who are affected by them. 

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(Inquisitors' Odyssey)

On this week's episode, we're joined by writer/poet Tafara Manyika (Noone Bhagwan) to discuss the idea of fixing the world. Does the world need fixing? And, if it does, can we pull it off?

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(Inquisitors' Odyssey)

In this second episode of Inquisitors' Odyssey, we continue our discussion on skepticism, this time touching on the various negative aspects that arise from taking it too far. Indecision, existential dread, and conspiracy theories; skepticism gone too far or are they all inevitable?

There are moments in this episode where you can catch a glimpse of how skepticism will be applied to address many relevant issues on this show.