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Love and Philosophy Beyond Dichotomy started as research conversations across disciplines. There was so much I wanted to explore that I was being told I shouldn't explore because it didn't fit into this or that discipline, but because I study and work in so many, those barriers no longer made sense. The same felt true relative to passions and love.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Interdisciplinary research conversations • Human-AI relationships • Existentialism and authenticity • Literature and arts • Global philosophical traditions • Mathematics and computing • Sustainability and ecology • Cognitive science and consciousness • New economic models • Personal development stories"Love and Philosophy Beyond Dichotomy" is a podcast that delves into an eclectic mix of themes at the intersection of love, philosophy, and interdisciplinary research. The show adeptly brings together voices from varied professions and scholarly disciplines, reflecting its host Andrea Hiott's commitment to breaking down traditional barriers in learning and development.
Recurring themes in the podcast include explorations of artificial intelligence and its relationship with human intelligence, often highlighting the importance of ethical considerations and the need for technology to enhance rather than replace human capacities. The show consistently discusses the philosophical implications of contemporary issues, such as the evolving nature of love, authenticity, and societal expectations, drawing on existentialist theories and influential philosophical figures.
The podcast also investigates the intersection of personal identity with global philosophical traditions, suggesting how different cultural contexts shape individual and collective thinking. Insights into the integration of interdisciplinary knowledge are illustrated through detailed conversations on subjects like cognitive science, consciousness, cognitive computing, and the role of models in scientific inquiry.
Significant attention is given to the role of literature, poetry, and the arts in shaping human experiences and memories. Discussions often venture into reflections on historical and literary movements, and the personal anecdotes of guests illuminate broader cultural and intellectual landscapes. Moreover, the show addresses practical applications of complex theories in fields like mathematics, environmental sustainability, and economic systems, presenting innovative models and proposed solutions to contemporary challenges.
Throughout, the podcast underscores the importance of curiosity, systemic thinking, and the integration of knowledge across diverse fields. It invites listeners to engage in deep, reflective conversations that not only inform but also challenge conventional paradigms, fostering a holistic understanding of the complex and interconnected nature of love, intelligence, and human resilience.
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Pattern Language, Wholeness and Place-synergy: Christopher Alexander with geographer David Seamon2024-Sep-08 79 minutes |
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Remembering Human Resilience in the age of A.I. with Maria Santacaterina 2024-Aug-25 79 minutes |
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Disrupting Expectations: Existential Life and Love with philosopher Skye Cleary 2024-Aug-12 61 minutes |
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Saving Yourself by Being Yourself with Darryl Pinckney 2024-Aug-06 79 minutes |
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How the World Thinks with Julian Baggini: Moving beyond Western philosophy 2024-Jul-30 88 minutes |
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Taking Category Theory to Heart: The Personal Side of Mathematics with Brandon Baylor 2024-Jul-24 85 minutes |
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Any Human Power: Thinking Thrutopia instead of Dystopia with Manda Scott 2024-Jul-14 78 minutes |
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Maps are their own territory with Mahault Albarracin 2024-Jul-13 59 minutes |
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I Am Because We Are: New approaches to sustainable heritage with Jonathan Doe 2024-Jul-08 48 minutes |
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Knowing and the Known: Consciousness, Cognition and Joint Speech with Fred Cummins 2024-Jul-07 108 minutes |
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Can we model cognition? And what is a model anyway? with Paul Kelly 2024-Jun-30 133 minutes |
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What is Intelligence? Brains, Evolution, and A.I. with Max Bennett 2024-Jun-21 59 minutes |
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Is anything objective? Philosophy of mind, Biophilia, and why A.I. is not what we think with Inês Hipólito 2024-Jun-05 87 minutes |
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BrainGPT, Neuroscience & Loving the Ants in Ourselves with Brad Love 2024-May-30 110 minutes |
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Asymmetrical Reconciliation with Iain McGilchrist 2024-May-05 73 minutes |
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Intention and Elizabeth Anscombe with Mirko Prokop 2024-May-01 95 minutes |
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Higher Order Math and Love with Carlos Zapata Carratalá 2024-Apr-26 156 minutes |
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Scaling Autonomous Self-Actualization with Timo Schuler 2024-Apr-17 56 minutes |
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An Economic Love for Humanity with Paddy LeFlufy 2024-Apr-08 78 minutes |
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The Art of Conversation with Paul Holdengräber 2024-Mar-24 78 minutes |
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Among Superheroes: memories, maps & McGill with psychologist Lynn Nadel 2024-Mar-09 68 minutes |
From Ants to Active Inference with Daniel Ari Friedman2024-Jan-23 87 minutes |
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Pattern, Meaning and Integration with author Jeremy Lent 2024-Jan-08 74 minutes |
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Nature and Clarity with Mike Levin 2023-Dec-24 56 minutes |
What Can a Computer Be? with Flora Moon and Esteban Montero2023-Dec-23 98 minutes |
Mutual Transformative Change with Richard Watson2023-Nov-29 80 minutes |
Scales & Science Fiction with Michael Levin2023-Nov-02 63 minutes |
The Power of Focus with C. Thi Nguyen2023-Oct-07 62 minutes |
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Crossing Bounds with Dr. Alex Moseley 2023-Sep-23 82 minutes |
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Internal & External Coherence with Lisa Fitzhugh 2023-Sep-01 99 minutes |
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Curious Minds & Edge-working with Perry Zurn 2023-Aug-31 54 minutes |