In this abbreviated segment, I share my thoughts on blaming and naming.

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In this abbreviated segment, I share my thoughts on an AI service that modifies foreign accents to sound American to American customers. 

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"The Queen is dead. Long live the King," I believe it goes. There is propaganda through symbolism and spectacle. And there is detachment. Witness in this photograph of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession, a sea of mobile devices—black mirrors.

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In this segment, join me on my journey reading The Matter with Things. I provide a summary and share my thoughts on the fifth chapter, Emotional and Social Intelligence, which discusses the importance of emotional content in communication and what happens when it's missing owing to right hemisphere deficits.

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I am fascinated with Iain McGilchrist's The Master and the Emissary, so I am sharing a short segment on the precision and insufficiency of language.

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I am fascinated with Iain McGilchrist's The Master and the Emissary, so I am sharing a short segment on some differences in the way the left and right hemispheres perceive the world, particularly regarding specificity and generality.

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I am fascinated with Iain McGilchrist's The Master and the Emissary, so I am sharing a short segment on some differences in the way the left and right hemispheres perceive the world, particularly regarding the forest and the trees.

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I am fascinated with Iain McGilchrist's The Master and the Emissary, so I am sharing a short segment on some differences in the way the left and right hemispheres perceive the world. 

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In today’s segment, I share my perspectives on the truth about truth, a notion I don't much believe in.

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In the short segment, I share my thoughts on an Institute of Art and Ideas video labelled 'Should we move away from postmodernism?'. 

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