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Living With Half A Brain
Originally posted on The Dish: Tom Stafford considers what a woman who was born without a cerebellum — and lived a largely typical life — reveals about neuroscience: This case points to a sad fact about brain science. We don’t often… Continue reading
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Herbert Marcuse and Seth Rogen
Watching THE INTERVIEW with Herbert Marcuse in mind. Continue reading
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Growth from failure
Originally posted on Philosophy Impact: Philosophy Impact View original post Continue reading
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Episode 010: Tam Hunt
On today’s podcast I sit down with philosopher Tam Hunt to talk about Panpsychism, a school of thought that tries to collect science and spirituality together and find a common ground… Mr. Hunt lives in Santa Barbara and runs Community Renewable Solutions… Continue reading
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Americans Learn To Stop Worrying And Love Torture, Ctd
Originally posted on The Dish: Many atheists are surely passing around this post. One writes: Dear Andrew (welcome back!), Chris et al: What jumped out at me in the chart accompanying your post is that the ONLY group of Americans in… Continue reading
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Big Ideas for Little Kids
Philosophy is not usually part of a second-grade curriculum, yet this documentary accompanies a group of college students who lead a series of philosophy classes for six- and seven-year-olds. The second graders learn some of the basic rules for having… Continue reading
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Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee | Season 5 Episode 7 | Jimmy Fallon
https://www.youtube.com/v/UepDy0-H8jc?fs=1&hl=fr_FR FULL EPISODE : The Unsinkable Legend: Part 1 it’s like jimmy hanging out with his favorite uncle. Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee | Season 5 Episode 7 | Jimmy Fallon Comedians in Cars Getting… Source: www.youtube.com LOL Continue reading
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‘Plato at the Googleplex,’ by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein
Goldstein is a novelist and a teacher of philosophy… [who] has written a love letter to Plato, whom she regards as having given us philosophy. He is, in her view, as relevant today as he ever was — which is… Continue reading
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‘A Philosophy of Walking,’ by Frédéric Gros
Less organized than a sport and more profound than a voyage, a long walk, Gros suggests, allows us to commune with the sublime. Source: www.nytimes.com Less organized than a sport and more profound than a voyage, a long walk, Gros… Continue reading
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Amazing Folk Tale Map Reveals Deep Links Between Cultures
“ Researchers used techniques from genetics to explain culture.” Source: uk.businessinsider.com Extremely interesting Continue reading

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