This short segment is atypical for me if that's even possible. It contains my observations of language development in our toddler and sheds light on related cognitive processes. 

Follow along on my blog, which serves as a transcript, https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/05/04/kid-speak/

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This is an atypical segment where I list the ten women who influenced me the most and for the better. I add a few who made not only my life worse but made the world that much the worst. And I provide some honourable mentions. 

This accompanies a blog post that serves as a transcript, so feel free to read along or visit http://Philosophicsblog.Wordpress.com for my thoughts. 

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In this short segment, I share my thoughts on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. I think it would be fair to say that I am not a fan. Join me as I share my perspective as well. 

This podcast is a production based on blog posts shared at Philosophics blog, the post aptly named Nicomachean Ethics.

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Christians and atheists have been at odds for a while now, but some of the arguments seem to lack substance and rationality. In this segment, I react to Drew, the Genetically Modified Skeptic's response to Greg Koukl's course titled, Atheism: Bumping Into Reality. Join me as I share my perspective as well.

This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog at http://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com, where you can find related content.

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Some are claiming that digital technology is making people stupid. Listen to this short blogcast for a reminder that people have been complaining about technology trends since people started complaining. 

This blogcast is also available in writing. Oh, the irony. Give us a listen. 

https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/04/13/tilting-bodies-politic/

In this segment, I use the Classic myth of the Labyrinth as a device to explore the rift between Modern and Postmodern philosophical perspectives. Postmodernism aptly critiques Modernism, but Moderns don't like it. To ignore the critique is to put your head in the sand. Hearing it creates a cognitive dissonance that needs to be assuaged. Join me as I share my perspective.

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A meme depicting the difference between equality and equity has been circulating the internet for years. In the segment, I share my perspective on these as well as the myriad others that have spawned in response, both for and against the notion. 

the companion blog at http://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com, where you can find the transcript for this episode along with accompanying images and commentary on related topics. https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2021/09/07/egality/. 

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The topic is the absence of free will debate. If there is no free will, does it even matter?

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Many people conflate ownership with control, but this is a limited perspective. This perspective bleeds in democracy, where there is only an illusion of control. I discuss this in this brief segment. Come listen. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2021/05/04/ownership-and-democracy/

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