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Recorded:Jan 21
Posted:Jan 22, 2017
Sixty-Second Sermons | Jan 22, 2017 | Robert Wright
Being free together
Psychologist David Barash, author of Buddhist Biology, argues for combining existentialism with Buddhist notions of interconnectedness. Plus: The ecosystem of the self.
The Wright Show
The problem with original sin
Robert Wright speaks with theologian Roger Haight, author of the new book Faith and Evolution: Grace-Filled Naturalism.
The Wright Show
Reasons to think we’re living in a simulation
Philosopher Preston Greene explains why some very smart people think reality is unlikely to be real.
Sophia
How do you know your hands exist?
Daniel Kaufman and Crispin Sartwell debate Wittgenstein and philosophical skepticism.
The Wright Show
Don’t fear the algorithm
Robert Wright speaks with communications professor Nicholas Diakopoulos, author of the new book Automating the News: How Algorithms Are Rewriting the Media.
The Wright Show
A Nobel winner!
Science writer John Horgan explains the “long bet” he just won over string theory and the Nobel Prize in Physics.
Culturally Determined
Millennials and magic
Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with Cait Raft and Drew Spears, the cohosts of This Podcast Is Self Care, about why many young people are embracing tarot, astrology, and crystals.
The Wright Show
Watch what you say!
Bhikkhu Bodhi, a translator of ancient Buddhist texts, discusses the demanding Buddhist ideal of “right speech.”
Sophia
Describing “ultimate reality”
Daniel Kaufman and Massimo Pigliucci discuss whether physicists will be ever able to describe the structure of reality.
Sophia
Are boycotts ethical?
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