Bad Philosophy

The future is a funny thing. We’ve talked on the show before about the many theories that abound about how we’ll evolve as a species and a society. Especially since the introduction of Google Glasses the future (or a future) feels closer than ever. This episode Kevin and I discuss the many ways that a continuous, shared perception could alter society, all while hanging out in line for the best barbecue in America. So order up a pound of fatty, put on your Eyes, and have a listen!

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This Week’s Post-show Song Pimpage:
Psyche Rock by Pierre Henry

Questions Answered in This Week’s FormSqueeze:
Guilt suppression?

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