#224 - Moral Equilibrium
If you do one really bad thing, but a bunch of really good things, are you still a good person? How important is public perception to our individual ethical decisions? This week, Connor and Dan interr...
8 Elo 201835min
#223 - 'Pataphysics
How do you define something that defies definition? That's the question Connor and Dan face down on this week of Drunken Philosophy as they discuss the anti-philosophy, pseudoscience, art movement kno...
1 Elo 201834min
#222 - Onora O'Neil And Trust
Hope you're ready for the audio version of trust fall because this week Connor and Dan are discussing the philosopher Onora O'Neil and her thoughts on humanities relationship with trust. Unfortunately...
25 Heinä 201842min
#221 - Living In A Post-Work Society
What does it mean to live post-work? How will society function when not everyone needs a job? Essentially, how can Connor and Dan get paid to be unemployed podcasters? Some of these questions will be ...
18 Heinä 201839min
#220 - Karl Popper and the Paradox of Tolerance
Inspired by the recent discussions about "civility" in political discourse, Connor and Dan dive head first into the sticky world of Karl Popper's Paradox of Tolerance. Is there a danger of being too t...
12 Heinä 201842min
#219 - Alan Watts and Death
Let's talk about death, baby. Let's talk about you and me (dying)!" That's right all you Salt n Pepa fans, this week on Drunken Philosophy Connor and Dan are talking death. Their spiritual guide on th...
4 Heinä 201851min
#218 - Carlo Rovelli and Time
Every so often on Drunken Philosophy, Dan decides to deliver a double whammy to Connor. This week, they discuss a topic Connor hates (Time) through the lens of something Dan barely understands (Quantu...
27 Kesä 201835min
#217 - John Coltrane & Pythagoras
Inspired by a random mention he made himself a few episodes ago, Dan decides to dedicate an entire episode to talking about the Church of John Coltrane and the spiritual, philosophical tradition of mu...
20 Kesä 201839min
