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My name is Tedy Nenu and I am the host of the 'Philosophical Trials' podcast. This is a place where philosophers, mathematicians, linguists and other bright individuals share with us fascinating aspects of their work. Whether you are interested in the nature of mathematical reality or how language works, there will be an episode here that caters to your interests.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Philosophy • Science • Linguistics • Mathematics • Logic • Free will • Language evolution • Atheism • Religion • Computation • Memory • Consciousness • Truth • EthicsThe podcast "Philosophical Trials" serves as a platform where prominent philosophers, scientists, and intellectuals explore a diverse array of topics spanning philosophy, science, mathematics, and linguistics. Hosted by Tedy Nenu, the podcast delves into the intricate intersections between these disciplines, offering listeners insights into both foundational and advanced concepts.
Common themes include the exploration of human cognition, with discussions on free will, consciousness, and artificial intelligence, revealing how biological and computational perspectives inform our understanding of the mind. Issues in philosophy of language and semantics are also frequent topics, reflecting on how linguistic expressions shape our grasp of reality. The podcast addresses contemporary philosophical debates regarding truth, morality, relativism, and the epistemic understanding of vagueness, engaging with the ways philosophical logic and ethics grapple with these complex issues.
Guest experts expand on subjects such as mathematical logic, set theory, and the nature of mathematical reality, inviting listeners to consider the profound implications of theoretical models and algorithms on our perception of science and reality. The podcast also provides insights into how philosophical concepts intersect with historical and cultural contexts, exploring the evolution of language, the frontiers of knowledge, and the philosophy of religion.
Listeners can expect detailed conversations that aim not only to explicate but also to critically engage with the prominent ideas and debates in these fields. This podcast is an intellectual forum for those curious about the interplay of philosophy with other domains of knowledge, offering a rich landscape of theoretical exploration and discussion.
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Robert Sapolsky vs Kevin Mitchell: The Biology of Free Will | Episode 15 2023-Nov-18 73 minutes |
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Noam Chomsky on Language Evolution and Semantic Internalism | Episode 14 2023-May-09 52 minutes |
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A.C. Grayling on Atheism and The Frontiers of Knowledge | Episode 13 2022-Jul-02 66 minutes |
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William Lane Craig on Christianity and Philosophy of Religion | Episode 12 2022-May-28 53 minutes |
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Vicky Neale on 'Why Study Mathematics?' and the Twin Prime Conjecture | Episode 11 2021-Jun-08 42 minutes |
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Peter Koellner on Penrose's New Argument concerning Minds and Machines | Episode 10 2021-Feb-03 47 minutes |
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Sara L. Uckelman on Medieval Logic, Onomastics and Teaching | Episode 9 2020-Oct-12 48 minutes |
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Timothy Williamson on Relativism and Vagueness | Episode 8 2020-Jul-29 70 minutes |
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Thomas Cormen on The CLRS Textbook, P=NP and Computer Algorithms | Episode 7 2020-Jun-24 43 minutes |
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Scott Aaronson on Computational Complexity, Philosophy & Quantum Computing | Episode 6 2020-Jun-19 85 minutes |
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Kai von Fintel on Language, Semantics and Possible Worlds | Episode 5 2020-Jun-16 74 minutes |
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Ed Cooke on Memory Competitions, The Art of Remembering and Attention | Episode 4 2020-May-29 35 minutes |
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Tim Crane on Minds, Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness | Episode 3 2020-May-16 63 minutes |
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Simon Blackburn on Philosophy, Truth and Morality | Episode 2 2020-May-16 52 minutes |
Joel David Hamkins on Infinity, Gödel's Theorems and Set Theory | Episode 12020-May-16 76 minutes |