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Aporia Podcast

Aporia Magazine

Aporia Podcast is a social science publication and podcast. Listen to fascinating guests from the world of genetics, psychology, sociology, economics & more. You can find our articles and bonus content here: https://www.aporiamagazine.com

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00:25:26

Is white identity defensible?

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2024/06/23

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00:25:39

Is Christianity Intellectually Defensible? | Bo...

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2024/06/23

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00:25:10

Is repugnance wise? | Diana Fleischman and Bo Winegard

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2024/06/16

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00:26:48

Call it anti-white racism

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2024/06/02

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00:25:55

Should Liberalism Die?

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2024/05/26

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00:25:31

Race Realism and White Identity | Jared Taylor

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2024/05/12

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00:10:45

J. S. Mill's On Liberty and Other Bad Defenses of...

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2024/04/30

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00:09:36

The racial IQ gap isn't genetic! | Wilfred Reilly

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2024/04/14

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00:08:50

Is rape natural? | Dr. Randy Thornhill

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2024/04/07

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00:10:23

"Beta bucks" is a myth! | Datepsych

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2024/03/31

Listen to the full interview at AporiaMagazine.comAre the labels of "alpha" and "beta" males in the manosphere a reflection of reality or a gross oversimplification? Alex joins us on Aporia to dissect the dual mate hypothesis, also known as strategic pluralism, and its implications for understanding human mating strategies. Far from the clear-cut narratives often spun in certain corners of the internet, Alex explains that the concept has been distorted beyond its scientific

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00:10:28

Is racial colour-blindness possible?

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2024/03/24

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00:10:18

Do British Muslims commit less crime? | Bo Winegard...

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2024/03/17

See the full interview at AporiaMagazine.comFrom the overrepresentation of Muslims in UK prisons to the nuances of racial disparities in crime rates, our conversation traverses the delicate terrain of British society and its criminal justice system. We confront the controversial grooming gangs topic, explore the effects of police bias and public perception, and address the criticism aimed at previous analyses of ethnic crime data. With Noah's expertise, we navigate the intricate tapestry of

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00:10:21

Morality is a weapon | Dr. Robert Kurzban

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2024/03/10

Rob Kurzban is an evolutionary psychologist and former University of Pennsylvania Professor who now hosts the substack Living Fossils. His book, Why Everyone Else is a Hypocrite is a great exploration of human evolved moral psychologyWe talked about a number of Living Fossils Blogs like "What to do with Emotions", "The Trials of Academic Publishing", "The Existential Relief of Having Children" and "The Thief of Joy". Rob has also written some articles for

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00:10:10

Nietzsche and the Shadow of God | Dr. Michael Rosen

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2024/03/10

In this episode, Harvard's Dr. Michael Rosen joins Bo Winegard for a deep exploration of Nietzsche, Kant, Hegel, and the Passage from Heaven to History. At issue is the fundamental question of life without God. If God is dead, then how do humans find meaning or justice? Should they accept that the funeral of God is also the funeral of humanism, of objective morality, et cetera—or should they adjust their metaphysical premises while preserving their ideals? Read a review of Michael’s

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00:10:17

"The plot line of The Terminator is best case...

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2024/02/28

In this episode Bo and Noah discuss the ethical maze surrounding AI's integration into our lives and its encroachment upon areas once believed to be exclusively human. They examine the effect of AI on the arts, the possible future where AI surpasses human abilities in intellectual creativity, and the societal shifts that could arise from such changes. From the ethics of using AI in creative fields to the emotional consequences for those who find meaning in their intellectual work, our

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00:11:13

Are we free? Moral agency, punishment, and...

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2024/02/19

Join us on the Aporia podcast where Bo Winegard and Noah Carl explore free will and moral responsibility. Bo brings to the table a defense of compatibilist free will and retributive justice, challenging those like Robert Sapolsky who believe we should eschew free will and moral agency. The discussion peels back the layers of this philosophical debate, contrasting libertarian views with compatibilist perspectives and explores the complex interplay between human autonomy, moral agency, and the nature

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00:10:47

A polymath discusses professorship, parenthood,...

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2024/02/11

Our guest today is Steve Hsu is Professor of Theoretical Physics and of Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering at Michigan State University. Previously, he was Senior Vice President for Research and Innovation. Steve is an entrepreneur and has started successful ventures in embryo selection, forensic genetics and artificial intelligence. Steve Hsu- Steve is a polymath- you can see just how wide his interests are on his blog infoproc. Despite his mathematical chops Steve is great at

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00:10:13

Race and IQ: Should we discuss it publicly? | Bo...

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2024/02/04

Expanding upon last week's conversation about the race/IQ taboo, Bo Winegard and Noah Carl discuss the ethics of honesty about race differences in cognitive ability. They both agree that candor is better than silence or dishonesty. But they discuss alternative positions sympathetically before forwarding arguments against them.

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00:10:13

The race and IQ taboo: myth or reality? | Bo Winegard...

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2024/01/28

Is there truly a veil of silence in academic circles when it comes to discussing race and IQ? Noah Carl and Bo Weingard unravel this question by dissecting the assertions of Jackson Jr. and Winston, who deny the existence of such a taboo. They argue controversies in intelligence research stem from poor scholarship rather than an aversion to the topic. Our spirited dialogue challenges their viewpoint, as we scrutinize the nature of academic critique and the undeniable presence of a taboo that, we

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00:11:30

Consciousness, meat and eugenics | Dr. Walter Veit

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2024/01/21

Join Walter Veit, University of Reading scholar and pioneering author, as we navigate the intriguing and complex world of animal consciousness. Walter's expertise breathes new life into our understanding of how consciousness could have evolved across species, from the depths of the ocean with the octopus to the humble existence of the worm. Our conversation challenges long-standing human-centric views, uncovering the ethical ramifications of our interactions with animals, and sparking debate

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