Studium Generale Podcast

Studium Generale Podcast

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Studium Generale Podcast episodes

  • Lecture #24: The Science of Brainrot. With social media expert dr. Idil Galip

    You only have to open TikTok, Reels, or Shorts to be confronted by some of the weirdest and/or easily digestible content you can imagine. Why is this type of content so appealing? What does it do to us? And is it really true that it can impact the development of our brains? With social media expert dr. Idil Galip (University of Amsterdam). 

    If you are curious for the imagery, check out the full event on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5DgJ2vYIAg.
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    18 min
  • Het Miljoenennota Gesprek 2024: Godfried Engbersen over het sociaal minimum

    Wat betekenen de prinsjesdagplannen eigenlijk? Voor het 5e jaar op rij organiseerden Debatpodium Arminius, SG Erasmus, en economenvereniging KVS het Miljoenennotagesprek. Onder meer met prof. dr. Godfried Engbersen over wat er in de miljoenennota staat over bestaanszekerheid. Wat heb je minimaal nodig om in Nederland rond te kunnen komen? 

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    16 min
  • Lezing #21: Geld voor je nier? Dr. Frederieke Ambagtsheer over het legaliseren van orgaanhandel

    Het mag nu dan illegaal zijn, toch zijn er op meerdere plekken in de wereld mensen die voor vaak lage prijzen hun nier afstaan aan orgaanhandelaren. Wat als er wel een eerlijke prijs voor organen kan worden betaald? Zou dat een deel van het wereldwijde tekort oplossen? Is legale orgaanhandel mogelijk en moreel wenselijk? Of zou geld ook een perverse prikkel kunnen zijn? 

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    41 min
  • Lecture #20: Hannah Arendt in turbulant times by prof. dr. Marli Huijer

    War, oppression and unrest. In an age characterized by complex social issues, political turbulence and technological progress, Hannah Arendt's ideas seem more relevant than ever. So, it's time for an introduction to one of the most influential thinkers of the twentieth century, by prof. dr. Marli Huijer. 

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    1 hr 4 min
  • Lecture #19: (Un)Making a Murderder. Dr. Josanne van Dongen on Neuromodulation

    Psychopaths. They have become the elusive focus of many Netflix documentaries and crime podcast in the last decades, but what actually makes someone a psychopath and how can they be treated? Dr. Josanne van Dongen on Neuromodulation, a possible future treatment for people with psychopathic traits. 

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    16 min
  • Lecture #18: (Un)Making a Murderder. Dr. Josi Driessen on Psychopathy

    Psychopaths. They have become the elusive focus of many Netflix documentaries and crime podcast in the last decades, but what actually makes someone a psychopath and how can they be treated? Dr. Josi Driessen on what psychopathy actually is.

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    23 min
  • Lecture #17: Two Chinas? Dr. Casper Wits on the conflict between Taiwan and China

    Are there two Chinas? While Taiwan thinks of itself as a separate country, China sees it as a territory gone rogue in need of reunification with the mainland. How come? And can we expect an invasion anytime soon? During this geopolitical lecture, dr. Casper Wits dives into the intricacies of the conflict between Taiwan and China. 
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    58 min
  • Lecture #16: The Big Con. Does the Consulting Industry Weaken our Governments? With Rosie Collington

    Consultants are often seen as objective sources of expertise and capacity. In turn, consultancy has become both a popular external tool for governments and businesses as well as a lucrative career choice for many of the brightest students. But can it also be dangerous to rely on external companies for their knowledge? Rosie Collington on the book she wrote together with Mariana Mazzucato "The Big Con: How the Consulting Industry Weakens our Businesses, infantilizes our Governments and Warps our Economies".
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    42 min

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Studium Generale is part of the Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) and organises scientific, social and cultural programmes throughout the year. The programme consist of lectures, debates, a monthly…