Monday Morning Twitter/X Space 4 August 2025In this episode, I examine the complex interplay between personal happiness and political freedom, drawing on philosophical concepts like Aristotle's eudaimonia. We discuss the sacrifices often required to advocate for political liberties, using historical examples such as Romania to highlight the importance of collective action in reform. The conversation also explores the impact of male authority figures on societal narratives and the differing

In this episode of the LSE Conflict Zone podcast, host Maliek Banat talks to Brian Milakovsky, an associate researcher with the PeaceRep-Ukraine programme and the lead author of a recent report, Critical Raw Materials, Local Content Policy and Ukraine’s Economic Recovery and Ukraine programme director Luke Cooper about the turbulent current conjuncture in Ukraine. With protests, scandal and geopolitical stress intensifying they discuss how major stakeholders are envisioning Ukraine's economic

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Explore what IQ really measures, its limitations, and how psychology views intelligence beyond the number in this engaging intro to psychology talk.

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This lecture analyzes the historical and philosophical factors that influenced the baby boomer generation, connecting their behaviors to the moral decline following the 20th century's upheavals. It outlines the transition from optimism in the 18th to early 20th centuries to a pervasive sense of despair shaped by the World Wars and totalitarian regimes. The speaker discusses the erosion of traditional values, emphasizing how existential crises and moral failures led to a shift towards self-indulgence

Twitter/X Space 31 July 2025In this episode, I delve into the philosophical origins of evil with Jacob from Australia, discussing the interplay of order and chaos. We challenge the notion of chaos as evil and explore moral frameworks, including how childhood trauma shapes perceptions of good and evil. I analyze the nature of selfishness, intention in harmful actions, and the role of moral inconsistencies in relationships and decision-making. The episode concludes with insights from callers,

Join us for a conversation with Ken Bautista, Vice President, Venture & Community at Edmonton Unlimited and founding partner of Flightpath Ventures, as he shares his advice for researchers looking to become entrepreneurs and discusses some of the challenges they might face. Ken also talks about Edmonton Unlimited, the resources and supports they provide as well how it fits into the Edmonton Regional Innovation Ecosystem.https://edmontonunlimited.com/https://kenbautista.com/

Explore how fear works in the brain, the role of the amygdala, and why psychology 101 concepts matter in managing this primal emotion.

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A debate following up from podcast 6046, "DOES TWO AND TWO MAKE FOUR? Twitter/X Space": https://fdrpodcasts.com/6046/does-two-and-two-make-four-twitterx-spaceIn this episode, I explore the philosophical complexities of truth and context in mathematics, sparked by the statement "two and two make four." We discuss how context influences interpretations across numerical systems and the importance of clarity in communication. The conversation delves into the psychological aspects of certainty and the

Lift yourself out of the dregs of summer and everything else with this chat Mike Miley, author of the new book David Lynch's American Dreamscape. Miley shares his first encounter with Lynch’s Dune – as a 5-year-old! -- and his insights into the intertextuality of Lynch’s work, particularly Inland Empire. He also talks about being a high school teacher publishing academic books. Chris and Michael wrap up with brief reflections on the impact of AI on academia and an upcoming symposium on critical

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Explore moral decision making psychology, key theories, and brain science to better understand how we choose right and wrong in everyday life.

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22 July 2025This lecture explores the is-ought dichotomy, analyzing David Hume's assertion that moral imperatives cannot be directly derived from factual statements. The speaker critiques the selective use of this principle in secular morality and legal contexts, arguing that moral judgments often reflect subjective views rather than objective truths. The discussion emphasizes that engagements in debate carry intrinsic ethical standards, suggesting that while strict derivation may be problematic, a

On Pomona College Week: What is the Random Forest prediction model? Jo Hardin, professor of math and statistics and Hardison Chair of analytical thinking, explores how it works. Jo Hardin is Professor of Mathematics & Statistics and Hardison Chair of Analytical Thinking at Pomona College. Her research areas include machine learning, methods development for biological […]The post Jo Hardin, Pomona College – A Unified Framework for Random Forest Prediction Error Estimation appeared