Can’t quite shake off the edgelordy elements.
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“The discussions are more detailed than is true of a lot of philosophy podcasts, but it still suffers from some intuitions being taken fairly uncritically, and given outsized consequents.
Decided not to continue subscribing when Aaron apologised for a misspeaking in a previous episode (misidentifying schizophrenia with DID), only to be followed by Thomas making the same misidentification on purpose, feigning the experience of DID. It was a moment when nothing needed said, but that specifically needed not said.
You can get as-good and better philosophical conversations on youtube, but a better sense of decorum. Other non-fiction podcasts are available for your drive.”
hallucinationboy via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/09/20
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“Did I freely make the choice to write this review? Or was it predetermined? Is it fair to write this review for this podcast while not writing it for others I listen to? I dont actually know but thats why I listen to this podcast. For a simple to understand and yet interesting break down of...”Read full review »
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07/23/18
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“What happened to Tomas I’ll check back every morning for a response”
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United States of America ·
01/27/23
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“This is my number 1 podcast right now, I’ve always loved sci fi but Aaron has made me interested in philosophy too, so this show hits both. The guys hav awesome chemistry too, highly entertaining.”
Alec Brown via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
08/21/19
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