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Arguing With the Internet

著者： Louis Martin and Matthew Willis
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  • On Arguing With the Internet, Louis Martin (a neuroscientist) and Matthew Willis (a philosopher) guide you through current online debates, unpacking the strengths, weaknesses, and nuances of all sides.

    New episodes every other Thursday at 4:00 am Eastern.

    Contact us at: arguingwiththeinternet@gmail.com

    Podcast also available on YouTube.
    All rights reserved.
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  • Should We Have Empathy for Everyone? | Arguing With the Internet #8

    Should We Have Empathy for Everyone? | Arguing With the Internet #8
    2022/10/13

    Should we strive to empathize with everyone, including those who represent the worst of humanity? On this episode of Arguing with the Internet, neuroscientist Louis Martin and philosopher Matthew Willis tackle this topic, addressing questions such as: do we need to feel the emotions of others in order to be moral? Can too much empathy lead us astray in our moral decision making? If we empathize with abusers and despots, does that impair our ability to empathize with their victims?

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    1 時間 13 分
  • Are We Living in a Simulation? | Arguing With the Internet #7

    Are We Living in a Simulation? | Arguing With the Internet #7
    2022/09/29

    Could the world we know actually be a computer program? In this episode, neuroscientist Louis Martin and philosopher Matthew Willis discuss arguments for and against simulation theory. Topics considered include: How likely is it that our universe is simulated? Regardless of whether or not we’re simulated, should we care? Do abnormal experiences provide evidence for the simulation hypothesis?

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    1 時間 6 分
  • Should We Abolish the Death Penalty? | Arguing With the Internet #6

    Should We Abolish the Death Penalty? | Arguing With the Internet #6
    2022/05/05

    Does the state have moral authority to execute its citizens? On this episode, neuroscientist Louis Martin and philosopher Matthew Willis discuss the death penalty, considering questions such as: is life in prison worse than death? How much should we consider victim’s wishes during sentencing? Can the death penalty be applied equitably?

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    1 時間 16 分

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On Arguing With the Internet, Louis Martin (a neuroscientist) and Matthew Willis (a philosopher) guide you through current online debates, unpacking the strengths, weaknesses, and nuances of all sides.

New episodes every other Thursday at 4:00 am Eastern.

Contact us at: arguingwiththeinternet@gmail.com

Podcast also available on YouTube.
All rights reserved.
哲学 社会科学
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