The Vastness of Space in the Rhythm of Time How music offers a template for building rhythm in ones life, from a conversation with Josh Brill.Linked here: https://youtu.be/LF-lfGDsMDwClipped by Lorcan … How music offers a template for building rhythm in ones life, from a conversation with Josh Brill. Linked here: https://youtu.be/LF-lfGDsMDw Clipped by Lorcan McSharp
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The pandemic has stress tested all our institutions, especially those we have relied on for truth seeking and sensemaking. It’s deepened the chasm between mainstream and alternative, consensus and contrarian. A couple of days ago the most popular alternative media personality in the world, Joe Rogan, hosted mainstream CNN medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta for a
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Conversation with Josh Brill Josh brings a mastery of music in its most fundamental sense. I’ve personally benefitted from his insight, perhaps others will as well. Josh brings a mastery of music in its most fundamental sense. I’ve personally benefitted from his insight, perhaps others will as well.
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October 13th, 2021 Gerald, a philosophical practitioner and author of Doing Philosophy, visits The Stoa to discuss how we actually “do” philosophy. “First published in 2012, Doing Philosophy presents the basics of how ‘to do’ philosophy — what philosophy is, how we can think, the nature of logic, some special terms — in a straightforward
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Why do some people see things that others don’t? Julia Galef believes that it’s because they’re using what she calls Scout Mindset. "It’s what allows you to recognize when you were wrong, to seek out your blind spots, to test your assumptions and change course. It’s what prompts you to honestly ask yourself questions like
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October 12th, 2021 Luke Kemp, research associate at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, visits the Stoa to discuss the “Stomp Reflex” and a possible antidote towards it. “Emergency powers tend to only go one way: top-down. During an emergency, the knee-jerk reaction is always to stomp-down, to reinforce those atop hierarchies in
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Logos vs. Logo From a conversation with Gregg Henriques and Zack Baker, linked below.https://youtu.be/5kRpEZGnj78Generativeanthropology.comClipped by Lorcan McSharp From a conversation with Gregg Henriques and Zack Baker, linked below. Conversation with Gregg Henriques and Zack Baker Zack reached out to me after watching my NFT/Scenius video. His background is something called “Generative Anthropology”. We had a
Guest: David Storey, Professor of Philosophy, Boston College Welcome to a new episode of Post Progressive Inquiries, where my co-host Steve McIntosh and I talk with people who are co-creating the next stage of human development. Our guest today is David Storey, a professor of philosophy from Boston College. David discovered integral thinking outside of
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October 8th, 2021 The Monastic Academy is running an experiment at its Canadian branch, WILLOW. For three months, eight residents are exploring an ecology of practices that generate a profound experience of individual and collective harmony. John Vervaeke, Daniel Thorson, and Seishin Todorović will discuss the program, and residents will be available for questions. Presented
October 7th, 2021 The Flow Game is a process designed as a board game that creates a space for individual and collective consciousness and intelligence to emerge through reflection, dialogue and interactive learning. The purpose and intent of the Flow Game is to strengthen and bring focus and flow into an important question in one’s
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