Pat and Jim explain David Chalmer's somewhat spooky and kinda awesome extended mind hypotheis.

Pat highlights some of the potential benefits the Classical Theistic model of God offers in metaphysics, metaethics, philosophical anthropology, and more. Classical Theism is marked by commitments to divine simplicity (including no real distinction between God's essence and existence), eternality, and immutability.

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Pat and Dan discuss minimalist warm up philosophy, then share an awesome warm up routine Dan's been using at his kettlebell certifications.

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Pat and Dan discuss how to best used timed kettlebell workouts from a minimalist perspective. Then they take questions on why Pat is skinny and how much snatch volume is too much.

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Pat shares an efficient full body kettlebell workout routine from his Strong ON! program.

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Pat and Jim discuss a common fallacy they see. After which they take questions from the gentle listener related to philosophy, fitness, and even dating!

Pat and Dan John discuss the importance of proper technique and how to address the issue of T-rex swings. Also, their thoughts on the best stupid diets and kettlebell medley workouts.

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Fr. Gregory Pine returns to the podcast to discuss the virtue of prudence -- what it is, why it matters, and how we get some!