The Unadulterated Intellect by TUI Intellectual Podcasts

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What's The Unadulterated Intellect about?

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The Unadulterated Intellect episodes:

#79 – Marvin Minsky: MIT Infinite History Project Interview

#78 – Richard Feynman: The Pleasure of Finding Things Out

#77 – Jaak Panksepp: Notre Dame Symposium on Human Nature and Early Experience

#76 – Peter Higgs: The Annual Higgs Lecture 2012, Kings College London – Putting Maxwell in his Place

#75 – Lawrence Lessig: 2002 OSCON Speech – Free Culture

#74 – Paul Dirac: Four Lectures at Christchurch, New Zealand, 1975 – Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Electrodynamics, Magnetic Monopoles, and Does 'G' Vary? (Large Numbers Hypothesis)

#73 – John Hopfield: Artificial Neural Networks and Speech Processing (1988)

#72 – Arthur Conan Doyle: Brief Interview on the Origins of the “Monstrous Growth” Sherlock Holmes and the Importance of Psychic Matters (1929)

#71 – Noam Chomsky: Foundations of World Order: the UN, World Bank, IMF & Declaration of Human Rights 1999

#70 – Peter Thiel: Scruton Lectures 2023 – The Diversity Myth

#69 – Bertrand Russell & Frederick Copleston: The Famous Debate Over the Existence of God (1948)

#68 – Michael Polanyi: Full History and Hope Lecture Series – The Destruction of Reality, The Realm of the Unspoken, The Vindication of Realities, and A Society of Explorers

#67 – Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: Flow

#66 – Saul Bellow

#65 – Margaret Mead & James Baldwin: A Rap On Race Conversation (1971)

#64 – Karl Friston: Stony Brook Provost's Lecture 2019 – I Am Therefore I Think

#63 – Melvin Calvin: A Brief Oral Autobiography of the Life and Work of Melvin Calvin

#62 – René Girard: Mimetic Desire and the Mythological Implications of Christianity

#61 – Arthur C. Clarke: Three Short Stories – Transit of Earth, The Nine Billion Names of God, and The Star: Narration By Arthur C. Clarke

#60 – Tim Berners-Lee: Inventor of the World Wide Web

#59 – Anthony Giddens: Globalization and Communication

#58 – Gilbert Ling: On the Back of a Tiger Interview

#57 – E. O. Wilson: John M. Prather Lecture in Biology 2010 – Consilience

#56 – Edward Said: Dual Interviews – Orientalism + Life and Work in Palestine

#55 – Albert Einstein: The Common Language of Science

#54 – Douglas Adams: Parrots, the Universe and Everything

#53 – John Mearsheimer: Full Henry L. Stimson Lecture Series – The Roots of Liberal Hegemony, The False Promise of Liberal Hegemony, and The Case for Restraint

#52 – Sheldon Glashow: Serendipity – Does Science Evolve by Blind Chance or through Intelligent Design?

#51 – Peter Higgs: My Life as a Boson

#50 – Alexander "Sasha" Shulgin: Future of the Brain Symposium Lecture 2005 + Interview With Luc Sala

#49 – William Leonard Pickard: Underground Histories and Overground Futures + Interview with Julian Vayne

#48 – Edward Teller: Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr. – The Responsibilities of the Scientists

#47 – Cornelius Lanczos: A Life Story

#46 – Aldous Huxley: One Hour Radio Dramatization of Brave New World, Narrated by Aldous Huxley

#45 – Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi: The Famous "Spiritual Message" Speech at Kingsley Hall 1931

#44 – J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings - BBC Interview (1964)

#43 – Albert Bandura: Association for Psychological Science Interview

#42 – Sir James Chadwick: A Brief Account of His Discovery of the Neutron (1944)

#41 – Carl Sagan: A Candid BBC Radio Interview 1980

#40 – Isaiah Berlin: Interview on Freedom + The First Attack on Enlightenment (#2 of the Romanticism Lectures)

#39 – Douglas Hofstadter: Analogy as the Core of Cognition

#38 – Ayn Rand: The Philosophy of Objectivism

#37 – Linus Pauling: The Role of Scientists in the Peace Movement

#36 – Peter Singer: Bryan Magee Interview on Hegel & Marx (1987)

#35 – John Fitzgerald Kennedy vs Richard Nixon: First Presidential Debate (1960)

#34 – Daniel Kahneman: Maps of Bounded Rationality

#33 – Carl Jung: The "Face To Face" Interview

#32 – Richard "rms" Stallman: For A Free Digital Society

#31 – Tayeb Salih: On Growing Up in the Sudan, and “Season of Migration to the North”

#30 – Freeman Dyson: Heretical Thoughts About Science and Society