Grand Theories is a monthly podcast that shines a light on highly ambitious but obscure philosophical ideas. Available on all major podcast platforms + YouTube.
@Philip_Goff Getting blasted on psychedelics is an intense experience that must be properly prepared for; he makes it sound like it's as simple as buying a bus ticket.
@GianniMorelli2 @Penguins71_87 @TMZ Ok. I'm just saying, Louis CK is objectively funnier and was far more popular than D'Elia. And he still hasn't come all the way back, has to release guerrilla specials and all that.
@AlecMaca @Herring1967 The point is that despite all the personalized health care resources inevitably being given to him, the virus still put him on his ass. Everyone is vulnerable, even the most secure.
Are we each unique objects occupying our own spaces? Or is the entirety of spacetime just one thing? And we are merely features? https://t.co/A7BIcVJeIX #monism#philosophy#podcast#grandtheories
With a 'quantum supremacy' announcement from @google imminent, here's my primer from this summer on just what the milestone means. https://t.co/gqGeMlY0C2
Over 100 years ago, J. McTaggart put forward three possible ways to explain time: the A-, B-, and C-series. Recent article from researchers in Japan puts forward an "E" series, a cooperative model of time. https://t.co/7WoyswBkPN #semiotics#philosophy
Does time have a shape? Humans typically try to make sense of time using spatial concepts. For many, time runs left to right. Some cultures represent time vertically or even as jagged. https://t.co/JVxaVTXfNr Photo credit: Aron Visuals #time#podcast