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5:11

The Enigma of Bricolage: Crafting Meaning from the Chaos

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2025/09/28

Welcome to another episode of "Philosophy," the podcast where we journey into the realms of thought that shape our understanding of life, existence, and the reality we inhabit. Today, we delve into the fascinating concept of bricolage, a term borrowed from the French language, which has sparked philosophical intrigue and creative exploration across various fields. Bricolage, at its core, is a process of creation by using whatever materials happen to be available. But it's much more than

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6:10

Navigating the Paradox of Vulnerability: The Strength...

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2025/09/15

Welcome to another episode of "Philosophy," where we embark on a journey to explore the paradoxes and complexities that color our understanding of existence. In today's episode, we'll be diving into the intriguing paradox of vulnerability and how openness and exposure, often seen as weaknesses, are actually strengths that empower and liberate us. Before we start, take a moment. Picture a scenario where you're completely open, emotions on display, heart on your sleeve. For many, this image

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5:03

The Philosophy of the Categorical Imperative: Duty...

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2025/09/14

Welcome to another episode of Philosophy, where we dive into the depths of the human mind and explore the intricate tapestry of ideas that have shaped our understanding of the world. Today, we unravel one of the cornerstones of ethical thought: Immanuel Kant's Categorical Imperative. This profound concept challenges us to consider not just what we do, but the very reasons behind our actions.When we speak of the Categorical Imperative, we are delving into the heart of deontological

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5:01

The Beauty of Kenosis: Embracing Self-Emptying Love

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2025/09/13

Today, we're diving into a lesser-known philosophical concept with profound implications on how we perceive ourselves and interact with the world: Kenosis. Originating from the Greek verb "kenóō," which means to empty, Kenosis embodies the notion of self-emptying. While it has strong theological roots, particularly in Christianity, as the process through which Christ is believed to have deliberately given up certain attributes of divinity to truly become human, Kenosis also extends far

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5:38

The Web of Wabi-Sabi: Nurturing Hidden Beauty in...

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2025/09/12

Welcome to the podcast where we unravel the intricate threads of philosophical concepts, each a reflection of the human condition and the depth of our experience. Today, we delve into a philosophy that is both enchanting and elusive, capturing the essence of impermanence and beauty in imperfection. We embark on a journey through the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi. Imagine standing in a serene Japanese garden. You notice the delicate leaves of a gnarled bonsai, the wind-rippled surface of a koi

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5:16

The Enigma of the Liar's Paradox: Truth in a Web of...

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2025/09/11

Welcome to another captivating episode of 'Philosophy.' Today, we're diving into one of the most puzzling and thought-provoking paradoxes in the world of logic and philosophy: the Liar's Paradox. This enigmatic concept challenges our understanding of truth, language, and the very structure of our logical reasoning. To begin, let's understand what the Liar's Paradox is. At its core, the Liar's Paradox arises from a simple yet perplexing statement: "This sentence is false." If you think

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6:09

The Enigmatic Realm of Radical Honesty: A...

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2025/09/10

Welcome back to another episode of "Philosophy," where we traverse the vast landscape of human thought and meaning. Today, we're venturing into the world of Radical Honesty—a philosophy that challenges the norms of conventional morality and communication. It's a concept that may seem straightforward on the surface but harbors deep complexities upon closer inspection. So, let's embark on this exploration together and unravel what it means to live a life of Radical Honesty. Imagine for a

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5:23

The Paradox of Omnipotence: Untangling the Infinite...

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2025/09/09

Welcome to another episode of "Philosophy," where we dive deep into the intriguing concepts and puzzles that have captivated the minds of thinkers throughout history. Today, we're venturing into a paradox that touches on the limits of power itself—the Paradox of Omnipotence. The term "omnipotence" refers to unlimited power, a characteristic often ascribed to deities, supreme beings, or philosophical concepts of ultimate authority. It's the power that can achieve anything and everything,

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4:55

The Paradox of Enantiodromia: The Dance of Opposites

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2025/09/08

Welcome to another episode of "Philosophy," where we dive deep into the many layers of thought, provoking you to think about the world in uniquely profound ways. Today, we're exploring a captivating concept that might seem obscure at first, but is as relevant today as it has ever been. It's known as enantiodromia—the idea of opposites converging, a dance of discord that can oddly lead to equilibrium. Enantiodromia is a term that may be intimidating at first glance, but its essence captures

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5:32

The Paradox of Intentionality: Mind, Matter, and Meaning

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2025/09/07

Welcome back to another captivating journey into the realm of philosophy on our podcast. Today, we dive into a profound and often intricate concept that has puzzled thinkers for centuries: The Paradox of Intentionality. This philosophical idea sits at the intersection of mind, matter, and meaning, circling around the intriguing notion of how our thoughts relate to the realities they represent. To understand intentionality, we need to consider the basic question: what does it mean for

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5:25

The Philosophy of Rewilding: Embracing Nature's...

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2025/09/06

In recent years, a profound philosophical shift has been echoing through our consciousness, urging us to reconceptualize our relationship with nature, and it’s called rewilding. As we delve into this intriguing concept today, let's open our minds and hearts to the wilderness within and around us. Rewilding isn’t just about letting nature run its course without human intervention. It is about recognizing and restoring the lost balance between humanity and the natural world. It is a

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4:59

The Paradox of Retroactive Causation: Rewriting the Past

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2025/09/05

Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of 'Philosophy', where we dive into the intricate world of philosophical ideas and unravel the complexities of human thought. Today, we tiptoe into the fascinating concept of Retroactive Causation — the curious notion that not only can the future impact the present, but it might even alter the past. Let's begin by setting the stage for this perplexing idea. In our everyday understanding, time is a linear journey. The past influences the present,

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5:10

The Enigma of Hyperbolic Doubt: A Philosophical Deep...

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2025/09/04

Welcome to another episode of our deep dive into the world of philosophy, where we unravel the complex threads that form our understanding of existence, intellect, and reality. Today, we dive into the intriguing concept of Hyperbolic Doubt, a philosophical construct that challenges the very foundation of what we claim to know. To understand Hyperbolic Doubt, let us place ourselves in the 17th century, a time of great intellectual turmoil and discovery. This was the era of René Descartes, a

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5:35

The Tryst with Truth: Unpacking the Correspondence...

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2025/09/03

Hello to all our wonderful listeners. Welcome back to another enlightening episode of “Philosophy.” Today, we're going to embark on an intellectual journey that explores a fundamental philosophical question: What is truth? More specifically, we're diving into the Correspondence Theory of Truth. Imagine a world where everything you believe corresponds perfectly with reality. This is the base assertion of the Correspondence Theory; truths are propositions that correspond to facts. When I

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4:40

Exploring the Capgras Delusion: The Impostor Syndrome...

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2025/09/02

Thank you for tuning into another episode of Philosophy, the podcast that dives deep into the concepts that shape our understanding of the world and ourselves. Imagine, for a moment, that you wake up one day and believe that your closest friends or family members have been replaced by identical impostors. Everything about them—their appearance, memories, and habits—seems perfectly normal, yet you are convinced that they are not who they say they are. This unsettling belief is not a

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6:03

The Paradox of Self-Improvement: Striving and...

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2025/09/01

Welcome to another episode of Philosophy, where we dive into the deep and often perplexing world of philosophical thought, examining the ideas and paradoxes that challenge our everyday understanding. Today, our journey takes us into the paradox of self-improvement. Indeed, one might wonder, can striving for a better self somehow inhibit our actual progress?Imagine waking up every day with a clear resolve in your mind to be better, smarter, faster, stronger. The idea of self-improvement

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5:42

The Paradox of Future Memories: Remembering Forward...

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2025/08/31

Imagine for a moment the quite paradoxical notion that the future might be something you could remember. At first glance, this idea may seem absurd, but it invites a fascinating exploration into the philosophy of memory and its connection to time. In everyday life, memory is typically viewed as a backward-looking phenomenon, a bridge tethered to past events. We recall birthdays, profound conversations, success stories, and failures. Yet, the concept of remembering the future is an

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5:04

The Enigma of the Uncanny Valley: Understanding Human...

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2025/08/30

In our exploration today, we delve into a concept that sits at the intersection of human perception and artificial intelligence—a concept that is as intriguing as it is unsettling: the Uncanny Valley. This term, though it sounds like it belongs in a science fiction novel, is rooted firmly in the study of aesthetics and human psychology. The uncanny valley hypothesis was first proposed by the Japanese roboticist Masahiro Mori in 1970. Mori suggested that as the appearance of a robot becomes

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5:12

The Enigma of Semantic Externalism: The Role of...

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2025/08/29

Welcome to another episode of Philosophy, where we journey through ideas that shape how we perceive the world and ourselves. Today, we embark on a curious expedition into the realm of language, meaning, and environment: Semantic Externalism. The concept of Semantic Externalism proposes that the meaning of words—and the thoughts they articulate—are not solely determined by what is in our minds. Instead, meaning extends beyond our mental boundaries, relying significantly on factors external

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5:02

Plato's Theory of Recollection: Uncovering Innate...

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2025/08/28

Welcome to another episode of our Philosophy podcast. Today, we embark on a thought-provoking journey into Plato's Theory of Recollection. This classical philosophical concept challenges us to consider the origins of our knowledge and the potential depth of our understanding. Imagine a world where learning is not about acquiring new information, but rather recollecting what we already inherently know. This is the crux of Plato’s Theory of Recollection, one of his most fascinating and

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