Join Mark and Adam for the heartfelt conclusion to Season 1 of Unlimited Opinions, in which they discuss modern philosophers' opinions on God! They discuss the various ideas that God is not real, from Ludwig Feuerbach's belief that God is just a projection of the human mind, Marx's "opium of the masses," and Nietzsche's famous "God is dead."  They also look at the opposite beliefs, with Kierkegaard's opinion that religion is the summit of human progress, Cardinal Newman's religious ideals, and Wittgenstein's belief that only faith can give meaning to life. They are also open to suggestions for what the next season should center around, and would welcome any suggestions on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

Wow, there sure are a lot of bad political philosophies. Join Mark and Adam as they discuss the various political ideas of modern philosophers, including the horrors of utilitarianism, John Stuart Mill's classical liberalism, Schopenhauer's hatred of women, the nonsense of Marx's never-defined communism, and John Rawls' guide to making a perfect society. They also discuss their opinions on how society should function, seeing as Mark and Adam are truly the most qualified to discuss the topic. Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

What is beauty, really? Well, Mark and Adam might not have an answer for that, but they sure know what beauty isn't! In this episode, they look at the philosophy of aesthetics in the Modern Era, discussing the beautiful and the sublime of Hume, Kant, and Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard's opinions of music, and Nietzsche's insane ramblings about the origins of music, epics, tragedy, and novels. They also look at how art relates to morality and one's mental health and how your aesthetic surroundings can impact yourself deeply. 

Man, utilitarianism sure does suck. This and other groundbreaking ideas are discussed in this episode of Unlimited Opinions as Mark and Adam discuss ethics in the Modern Era of philosophy. They point out the flaws in Bentham's utilitarianism, discuss the strangeness of Schopenhauer's ethical will, and laugh at the absurdity of everything that is Nietzsche. They also discuss major plans for earning a PhD in someone else's name!  Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

Nights at White Castle....The one on Big Bend... In this episode, Mark and Adam discuss the amazing KSHE 95 hit song Nights at White Castle, along with the philosophy of mind in the Modern Era. They look at Bentham's intentions and motives in relation to criminal law, Schopenhauer's will, Freud's psychology, and a whole lot of Wittgenstein. There is also a lengthy discussion of Tolkien's eagles in The Lord of the Rings, so stay tuned for that riveting conversation. Be sure to check out KSHE 95's hilarious song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cYHnpFuEG0
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Mark and Adam are here to talk about metaphysics, but man, are they angry about! In this episode, they break down the various approaches to metaphysics in the Modern Era, from Schopenhauer's Idealism, the concept of teleology, to Peirce's triadic system. Even though they are not as entertained by metaphysics as they are by many other topics, they will discuss it all the same!  Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

The best epistemology chapter yet! In this episode, Mark and Adam heavily agree with a lot of what is being said about the philosophical approaches to knowledge in the Modern Era. John Henry Newman and Ludwig Wittgenstein are highlights with their respective opinions on the role of reason and the grounds for doubt. They also break down Peirce's scientific method, Frege's beliefs on logic, and Bertrand Russell's knowledge by acquaintance and description.  Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

Adam's favorite topic: language! In this episode, Mark and Adam break down the various philosophical opinions on language in the Early Modern Era of philosophy. They discuss Frege's sense and reference, Russell's theory of description, an Wittgenstein's picture theory, language-games, and private language. Well, they discuss these topics for about half the episode. The second half is all about the use of language in our current political climate and how important it is to keep language open and to always do your research.

On this episode, Adam is...well, kinda bored actually. Mark and Adam break down the approaches to logic of various philosophers in the Modern Era of philosophy. They look at the empiricist logic of Mill, Frege's refoundation of logic, the inductive reasoning of Peirce, and the saga of the Principia Mathematica, all while discussing the absolute importance of being able to use logical reasoning. Stay tuned after the outro to listen to an overly long argument about whether or not we are same sides of a different coin!  Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

Phenomenology: a branch of philosophy or a song famously covered by the Muppets? Find out on this episode of Unlimited Opinions! This time, Mark and Adam look at the last summaries of philosophers in the Modern Era of philosophy from Freud to Derrida. They discuss Freud's psychoanalysis, Husserl's phenomenology, the existentialism of Heidegger and Sartre, and the potentially complete satire of Derrida. They also talk and/or rant about how some people are just bad, how we limit our free will, and how it would be much easier to be a comedian if you are funny.