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On this episode of We Mortal Coils, the gang returns to artificial constructs! Can you live a meaningful, useful life while living within a virtual world?
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On this episode of We Mortal Coils, Michael joins us once again to discuss... reason! Using the 2003 article by Wolfgang Welsh, 'Rationality and Reason Today', we explore the potential loosening position of reason in the world and potential solutions to this problem. Has anyone heard of 'transverse reason'?
On this episode of We Mortal Coils, the gang discusses our current age: Here, in the information age, do we know too much about each other? Does that make us incapable of idolization?
On this episode of We Mortal Coils, the gang gets into bad knowledge. Is there a time when there is too much philosophy? Is there a time when truth, or valid information, is to the detriment of the knower?
On this episode of We Mortal Coils, the gang gets back into ethics and morality: Where do those without a God derive their ethical system? Is it based purely on the times or is it from something more solid? Could it be said that Theists derive their ethics from the same essential place?
On this episode of We Mortal Coils, the gang encounters what it means to be in a post truth world. Is the idea of narrative over? Will we no longer be able to argue for an objective good, or an objective information?
On this episode of We Mortal Coils, the gang gets into authenticity. What is that feeling where one feels untrue to oneself, what is the self to which we compare our present action?
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On this episode of We Mortal Coils, the gang gets into Love. How can we characterize love, what forms of love are there, how can we encounter it?
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On this episode of Four Mortal Coils, the gang gets into economic systems. Is capitalism killing us? Is there anything that can be done to fix our current economic system, can the American Dream be saved?
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