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Most of what we know (or think we know) comes to us from others: friends, family, coworkers, news media, and dozens of other authority figures. In this day and age of mass media and competing narratives, it can feel like an impossible task to know what is real and what we should trust.
So without further ado … Gimme a P, gimme an R, gimme an O, gimme (another) P! Remember this cheer, and you’ll be well equipped to sift through what’s likely fact - and what’s likely crap.
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A cow, a farmer, and a milkman all walk onto a field. Sounds like the beginning of a joke, but it’s actually the setting for a short story that pokes at one of philosophy’s greatest puzzles: How do we know what we know, and can we ever be certain we know anything?
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MUSIC:
(All songs purchased royalty-free from Soundstripe.com)
Intro:
"On To The Next One" by Bobo Renthlei
Bumpers:
"Are You Near" by Alphie Black
"Hey No Loitering" by Major Label Interest
"An Epic Win" by Alphie Black
Outro:
"Truffle Shuffle" by Tiger Gang
What can a fictional story about a mythical king and a wooden ship teach us about who we are and our ever-changing nature? In this episode, we set sail on the Ship of Theseus and explore one of philosophy’s central questions: What makes us, us?
“Does Personality Change with Age? Science Says Yes.” Psych Central, 26 Jan. 2022, psychcentral.com/health/personality-changes-with-age#the-big-5. Accessed 19 Nov. 2022
“The Courage to Say “I Don’t Know.”” Www.wbur.org, www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2022/11/08/courage-to-say-i-dont-know-leah-hager-cohen. Accessed 29 Nov. 2022
The PhilosoFiles | Reno NV | Facebook
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https://www.instagram.com/philosofilespodcast/
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MUSIC:
(All songs purchased royalty-free from Soundstripe.com)
Intro:
"On To The Next One" by Bobo Renthlei
Bumpers:
"Are You Near" by Alphie Black
"Hey No Loitering" by Major Label Interest
"An Epic Win" by Alphie Black
Outro:
"Truffle Shuffle" by Tiger Gang
In this episode, we discuss what is perhaps the most common bias all people carry within themselves, but very few know they do. Shining a light on this tendency will make us more critical thinkers, stronger conversationalists, and more empathetic friends, coworkers and family members. Let’s explore the world of Naive Realism!
“Naive Realism.” The Decision Lab, thedecisionlab.com/biases/naive-realism
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REFERENCES:
Sahakian, William S, and Mabel Lewis Sahakian. Ideas of the Great Philosophers. New York, Barnes & Noble, 2005.
MUSIC:
(All songs purchased royalty-free from Soundstripe.com)
Intro:
"On To The Next One" by Bobo Renthlei
Bumpers:
"Are You Near" by Alphie Black
"Hey No Loitering" by Major Label Interest
"An Epic Win" by Alphie Black
Outro:
"Truffle Shuffle" by Tiger Gang
In this episode, we discuss the Socratic method, one of the greatest methods from one of the greatest minds in philosophy, to refine our understanding of the world and what we believe about it.
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REFERENCES:
Sahakian, William S, and Mabel Lewis Sahakian. Ideas of the Great Philosophers. New York, Barnes & Noble, 2005.
MUSIC:
(All songs purchased royalty-free from Soundstripe.com)
Intro:
"On To The Next One" by Bobo Renthlei
Bumpers:
"Are You Near" by Alphie Black
"Hey No Loitering" by Major Label Interest
"An Epic Win" by Alphie Black
Outro:
"Truffle Shuffle" by Tiger Gang
In episode 0, we talk about who we are and why we undertook this philosophical labor of love.
The PhilosoFiles | Reno NV | Facebook
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https://www.instagram.com/philosofilespodcast/
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Send us an email to [email protected]
Sahakian, William S, and Mabel Lewis Sahakian. Ideas of the Great Philosophers. New York, Barnes & Noble, 2005.
MUSIC:
(All songs purchased royalty-free from Soundstripe.com)
Intro:
"On To The Next One" by Bobo Renthlei
Bumpers:
"Are You Near" by Alphie Black
"Hey No Loitering" by Major Label Interest
"An Epic Win" by Alphie Black
Outro:
"Truffle Shuffle" by Tiger Gang
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