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🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/thirdeyedrops Andres Gomez Emilsson enters the mind meld! Andres is a consciousness researcher, mathematician, and President of the Qualia Research Institute (QRI), an organization that explores the structure of experience itself through a number of lenses. Their work dives into the geometry of consciousness, the structure and phenomenology of altered states, and the tantalizing possibility that the universe itself is built

In this episode K. Wilkes sits down with Brée Nachelle, a passionate cosplayer, to explore the transformative world of cosplay. Brée shares her journey, which began as a way to connect with her children during a challenging time, and how cosplay became a source of healing, creativity, and joy. They discuss the vibrant cosplay community, the importance of representation—highlighting spaces like BlerdCon for Black cosplayers—and the collaborative creative process that brings costumes to life. B...

On this episode of Crazy Wisdom, Stewart Alsop sits down with Leo Guinan to talk about the Manhattan Project for Human Potential, his vision of AI as a tool for personal agency, and the Bottega model inspired by the Medici workshops as a way to reimagine networks, mastery, and transformation. The conversation moves through themes of exponential versus linear growth in the economy, the decline of manufacturing in Ohio, China’s rise through complexity and control of supply chains, the dangers

By Robert Wiblin | Watch on Youtube | Listen on Spotify | Read transcript Episode summary Whatever your skills are, whatever your interests are, we’re out of the world where you have to be a conceptual self-starter, theorist mathematician, or a policy person — we’re into the world where whatever your skills are, there is probably a way to use them in a way that is helping make maybe humanity's most important event ever go better. — Holden Karnofsky For years, working on AI safety usually meant

What if Genesis 1 wasn’t about the origin of matter—but the enthronement of God? And what if “rest” wasn’t the end of work, but the beginning of reign?In this episode, Rachel Booth Smith, author of Rest Assured, joins Dru Johnson to explore how the Genesis creation story contrasts with other ancient Near Eastern accounts. With a storyteller’s gift and a pastor’s heart, Smith explains how comparing biblical cosmogony to Egyptian or Hittite myths can actually strengthen, not weaken, our faith in the

The first person that comes to mind every November 1st is the late, great Walter Payton, who passed away on this date in 1999. I had the good fortune of working with "Sweetness" for a few years, and as it turns out, today is also Day of the Dead for millions of people who take this day to remember those they have lost over the years. With tomorrow being All Souls Day, it seemed appropriate to share some names from my life that have gone before me. I've had ten friends since March make their

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How can we make sense of the variety of beliefs that are prevalent in society?Peter Steiglechner joins the podcast to talk about the role of identity and group belonging in understanding why people believe what they believe. We chat about modeling belief networks and understanding the role of bias in our engagement with information. We also cover how disagreements emerge and when consensus is possible, and more generally about existing in a group and dealing with a diversity of opinion. Guest:

Renowned American molecular biologist, nutritionist and health advocate Marion Nestle joins host Chloe Aftel to discuss the ways that politics, industry, and food production have created the health crisis and distrust in science that now dominates our news cycles. Throughout the years, Nestle has written countless articles on these topics and has won a number of awards for her writing, including The American Public Health Association’s Food and Nutrition Section Award for Excellence in Dietary

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Send us a text My guest today is Nick Gilkey In this conversation, Nick shares his journey from struggling with ulcerative colitis to building a successful coaching business and now venturing into e-commerce. He discusses the importance of organic marketing, the challenges of paid advertising, and the value of coaching and mentorship. The conversation also touches on the significance of systemization in coaching, the long-term perspective needed in e-commerce, and the impact of product quali...

In this episode, thought leader and global influencer Jamelle Sanders explores the contention and courage necessary to seize change in your life.

I discuss the WH renovations and ask if there is something more to it.  I cover the FBI’s catch on illegal gambling by sports by NBA players and coaches, and the long history of sports fixing.  I finally cover a local school-board member running for re-election and how he’s the perfect definition of a political barnacle.Substack:  https://theamericanclassroom.substack.com/p/the-lame-duck-tenure-of-pat-meade Book Websites: https://www.moneytreepublishing.com/shop PROMO CODE: “AEFM” for 10% OFF

In this episode of AORATH, Robin Richardson outlines what she calls “the two paths of the world.” The first is the path of self-denial — the refusal to look inward, marked by projection, ego, and parasitic cycles of taking. The second is the path of accountability — the difficult but self-sustaining work of honest reflection, responsibility, and alignment with truth.Through vivid metaphors drawn from technology, gaming, and Room Mechanics, Robin explores how societies and individuals fall into

Вторая часть встречи с Николаем Борисовичем Ивановым.В этот раз, отталкиваясь от (не)понимания Другого, Бога, самого себя, приближаемся к пониманию слова, как первичного орудия понимания, способного к простоте и сложности видения мира. А это прямым образом приближается к событию истины.

https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "Philosophy Daily" serves up fresh philosophical perspectives with each episode, delving into both classical and contemporary topics. It's the perfect start to your day, offering thought-provoking insights and stimulating discussions that challenge the mind and expand your worldview.

Dale organizes his cards and drinks while Josh talks about yoga, do these things even have variety anymore?Also, is the president allowed to tear down the White House? Maybe it was always a "ask for forgiveness rather than permission" scenario.Remember, if you like what we do and would like to help out start by telling everyone you knowabout the podcast; go yell it from a mountain, if ye will. Also, time is money (according to some) and we just gave you some of ours; if you'd like to give a bit back

You think you understand climate change. You don’t. You think it’s a problem you can solve with better recycling habits and electric cars. It’s not. It’s a hyperobject. Something so massively distributed in time and space that you never see all of it at once. You only see pieces. Symptoms. The hurricane. The wildfire. The flood. But those aren’t the thing. Those are just the thing touching you before it moves on.Timothy Morton wants you to stop pretending you’re outside looking in. You’re inside