There are some things you argue for, and some things you just see. In this episode, we learn how to see Plato's forms and moral truths.

Love languages: what are they? Let's compare "Breathe," with "Five Candles," "More than Words," "Enjoy the Silence," and others to find out.

To objectify someone is to reduce a person to a body. But that implies people are more than their bodies. What more?

How do money and relationships work? Notes: http://top40philosophy.com/ep20notes Previous episode | Next episode Featured image by Heroyt. Provided under a CC0 Public Domain license.

How relationships are organized and develop (or decay) is fascinating and confusing. Notes: http://top40philosophy.com/ep19notes Previous episode | Next episode Featured image by Eva Rinaldi. Provided under a CC Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic license.

A mysterious song has us asking what mystery is and how it’s created. Notes: http://top40philosophy.com/ep18notes Previous episode | Next episode Featured image by chriscom. Provided under a CC Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic license.

Happiness depends on your social and physical context. Or does it? Notes: http://top40philosophy.com/ep17notes Previous episode | Next episode Featured image by Jan Erik Waider.

Authenticity: can you change while remaining true to yourself? And what makes you yourself, anyway? Notes: http://top40philosophy.com/ep16notes Previous episode | Next episode Featured image by TigerDirect.com. Provided under a CC Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic license.

Justice and collective action. (Which of the two types of justice do you focus on? Is it possible for a group to do things?) Notes: http://top40philosophy.com/ep15notes Previous episode | Next episode Featured image by Gabriela Kucerova

The problem of other minds: can you know what’s going on inside another person’s head? Is it possible to share experiences? Notes: http://top40philosophy.com/ep14notes Previous episode | Next episode Featured image by jdbenthien. Provided under a CC0 Public Domain license.