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Recorded:Jan 21
Posted:Jan 22, 2017
Sixty-Second Sermons | Jan 22, 2017 | Robert Wright
Love-Driven Politics
What are the limits on religious liberty?
Professor of Religious Studies David Kim and Eboo Patel, founder of Interfaith Youth Core, consider quandaries of religious pluralism. Plus: Loving a country that doesn’t love you back.
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Dissecting Darwin
Robert Wright and anthropologist Agustín Fuentes, author of a controversial article on The Descent of Man, try to unpack Darwin’s attitudes on race and genocide.
Mind-Body Problems
Is “information” the key to quantum mechanics?
John Horgan and science writer Philip Ball discuss the roles of consciousness and calculation in quantum mechanics.
Psychopolitica
Hitting the existential brick wall
Over a slideshow of his work, the artist David Poleski describes a devastating “negative mystical experience” he had in 1974.
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It’s time for a psychological revolution!
In a conversation with Rob Wiblin, a leader of the effective altruism movement, Robert Wright argues that unchecked cognitive biases are pushing the world toward disaster.
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Defying your tribe, mindfully
Robert Wright and Josh Summers ask whether mindfulness can help us overcome the fear of blowback from within our own tribe.
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Do our intentions matter?
Robert Wright and psychologist Paul Bloom discuss why we punish people for unintentional transgressions.
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Approaches to ultimate reality
Robert Wright and John Thatamanil, author of the new book Circling the Elephant, discuss how different religious traditions try to access divinity
Mind-Body Problems
The agnosticism of the novelist
John Horgan talks with novelist and neuroscientist Erik Hoel, author of the new novel The Revelations, about how to reconcile science and fiction.
Psychopolitica
Reframing the DMT experience
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