FLASH LIVE Q&A 2 June 2025In this episode, host Stefan engages with a listener who shares his anxiety about facilitating social interactions for his nearly two-year-old daughter in playground settings. The caller reflects on his own childhood marked by parental absence and emotional detachment, revealing fears of passing these anxieties onto his daughter. As they explore the caller's past experiences, including strained relationships and feelings of isolation, Stefan underscores the importance of

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Philosopher Stefan Molyneux addresses the question of why an all-powerful God allows evil, focusing on the importance of free will. He uses the analogy of a chess game to illustrate that while God provides the framework, humanity makes its own choices—both good and bad. Stefan compares divine authority to parental control, suggesting that just as parents encourage independence in children, God permits freedom that includes the potential for suffering. This tension between divine intervention and

Horns Up Bisons, come join the 101st President and his Executive Team – Prabhnoor Singh (President), Jared Ramos Murphy (VP External Affairs), Hannah Le (VP Student Life), Carolyn Wang (VP Finance & Operations) and Heaven Kaur (VP University Affairs) as they share a little bit about their portfolios, their priorities and goals for the year! Tune in to hear more from your UMSU Executives as they share what initiatives UMSU is taking on, from advocacy efforts and enhancing campus life to

Contributor(s): Professor Nick Couldry, Baroness Beeban Kidron | Drawing on his recent book, The Space of the World, Nick Couldry will reflect on the global space of social communications and interaction that has been constructed over the past three decades through a commercialized internet and digital platforms whose business model depends on extracting data from users and shaping their behaviour to optimize advertising value.What if those conditions – valid perhaps in narrowly commercial terms –

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Given that Plato's Allegory of the Cave seems to still apply to modern people, is there any hope of some day having a civilization rooted in reality?If truly sentient and self-aware and self-motivated robots come to be, would you welcome them into the world as fellow beings worthy of respect?Can an Atheist, like an Ex-muslim be a Christian at least culturally go to church and all, even if he can't find any rational way to believe that God exists. I know, I know it's a strange Question.If the purpose

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In this lecture, we review pseudo-random number generation and then introduce random-variate generation by way of inverse-transform sampling. In particular, we start with a review of the two most important properties of a pseudo-random number generator (PRNG), uniformity and independence, and discuss statistically rigorous methods for testing for these two properties. For uniformity, we focus on a Chi-square/Chi-squared test for larger numbers of samples and a Kolmogorov–Smirnov (KS) test for

Sue Ira is doctoral candidate from the School of Architecture and Planning in the Faculty ofEngineering and Design, whose work focuses in on the health of our soil here in Auckland. She chats to Milly about how we can improve the permeablitiy of Aucklands soil and what you can do to help. Whakarongo mai nei!

Friday Night Live X Space 19 September 2025In this Friday Night Live X Space, Stefan Molyneux discusses media accountability following Jimmy Kimmel's comments on the Charlie Kirk shooting, critiquing the impact of incendiary rhetoric on political violence. Engaging with callers, he explores morality and universally preferable behavior (UPB), emphasizing the need for objective moral standards. Stefan concludes by urging listeners to confront flawed moral theories to foster principled discourse in a

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Wednesday Night Live X Space 17 September 2025In this Wednesday Night X Space, Stefan Molyneux celebrates his birthday by engaging callers in profound philosophical discussions. Topics include personal philosophy, the balance between abstract ideas and real-life applications, and a debate on Universally Preferable Behavior's moral foundations. Stefan also addresses parenting ethics and the role of reason in guiding moral understanding. This episode highlights the importance of meaningful dialogue in

Guiding Questions How does eudaimonia mean happiness but not hedonistic/egoistic pleasure? How does “the mean” of virtue allow just action to depend on history/context? What are the three types of friendship, and which type is most ethical/just? What are the roles of habit and practice in the formation of enacted virtue? Why must reason be enacted, and how does this enacted reason relate to a diversity of pleasures unique to each activity, pleasant in