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Stu demonstrates the i6 strategies as applied to the humanities by diving deeper into The Iliad

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Stu demonstrates the i6 strategies as applied to the humanities by discussing the historical accuracy of The Iliad

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Stu demonstrates the i6 strategies as applied to the humanities by discussing one of the oldest known works of western literature, The Iliad

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Tony interviews Stew about who first determined the circumference of the Earth and how it was calculated. Stew continues with a discussion of “did anyone ever believe the Earth was flat?” and much more.

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Stu interviews Tony and they discuss 6 scholarly scientists: Thomas Bradwardine (English c. 1300); Jean Buridan (French c. 1300); William Heytesbury (English c. 1300);  Émilie du Châtelet (French c. 1700); William of Ockham (English c. 1200); and Sir Walter Raleigh (English c. 1500)

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Before tuning into this episode, be sure you've listened to Part 1 from last week! In the next 20 minutes, you're going to be made into a Philosophy junkie (if you aren't one already)!

Join is for Part 2 of this special Tony and Stew explain simple things series where we ponder on the thought of....are there really multiverses? How many?

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You don't need a degree in Philosophy to ponder on the question..."Is Mathematics Platonic?"

Not quite sure what this means? Tune into this 2-part series of Tony and Stew explain simple things and gain a new perspective on the world and how it is (or isn't) described through math!

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Philosophically, what is justice?

There's a lot of buzz around the word in the last few years and the topic is quite intricate. But on this episode of Tony + Stew explain simple things, we break it down for you.

Prepare to expand your mind in under 20 minutes!

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It's something we all "know"...or something we all think we should "know"...

Finally, the Pythagorean Theorem explained simply. Tune in for the first in this new series of Tony + Stew explain simple things!

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Tony talks to Homa Shayan, one of his best past students. Homa is currently completing her Master of Science degree in mechanical engineering at the university of Arizona in the area of thermal science. She shares her story of navigating life as a refugee and her experiences with education systems that were not always welcoming to her.

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