Godel's Incompleteness Theorem

Episode 151: You’re Welcome, Google

17 April 2014 By StephenTorrence 2 In Podcast

Is consumer capitalism played-out? Why is Roberto Unger so angry? And could cats save us all? Kevin and I ponder these questions and more.

activism, Alton Brown, Android, anger, Barack Obama, breast cancer, capitalism, CCC, charity, Civil Rights Movement, consequentialism, Cory Doctorow, CSR, deontology, extrinsic value, FDR, Godel's Incompleteness Theorem, Google, Great Depression, healthcare, idealism, Infinite Cat Project, intrinsic value, Kevin, Marxism, minimum income, PBS Idea Channel, pessimism, Philosophy Bites, Planet Money, podcasts, power, protest, RadioLab, realism, Roberto Mangabeira Unger, Rosa Parks, RSA, schizophrenia, slacktivism, socialism, Spider Robinson, Stephen, The Cold Equations, Theodore Sturgeon, Tumblr, United States, WPA, Zoom

Episode 112: Titles Don’t Really Matter

17 January 2012 By StephenTorrence 0 In Podcast

Synecdoche: New York punches Stephen and Kevin in the brain, sending them into passionate elucidations on this strange and wonderful world

4chan, blank slate, brain, Charlie Kaufman, death, deconstruction, Derrida, empiricism, epistemology, evolution, evolutionary psychology, gender feminism, Godel's Incompleteness Theorem, history, Inception, Kevin, language, life, love, mathematics, meta, mind, Monty Python, noble savage, numbers, perception, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Platonic ideal, post-modernism, post-structuralism, recursion, Robot 9000, Stephen, Stephen Pinker, Synecdoche, Synecdoche New York, taxonomy, theatre, truth, XKCD

Episode 012: Close Enough for Brains in Vats

23 November 2008 By StephenTorrence 1 In Podcast

Technology is a tricky thing. When it works, it’s wonderful, and when it doesn’t… heads explode. For the most part, BF’s first foray into high-tech recording went swimmingly. We did have a couple of complications, but despite having to crowd around a single AKG condenser microphone, our intrepid panel managed to record one of the […]

aliens, Alvin Plantinga, antimatter, ants, beavers, biology, brains, Cars, cats, certainty, Christianity, circularity, civilization, cogito ergo sum, consistency, contradiction, culture, David Brin, dinosaurs, DNA, dogs, dolphins, Dr. Mark Webb, Dreamworks, dualism, elephants, Enterprise, environmentalism, epistemology, ethics, evolution, extinction, fallibilism, G. E. Moore, Godel's Incompleteness Theorem, good and evil, Harold and Kumar, Heroes, J. J. Abrams, John Hawthorne, Jurassic Park, Karel Capek, Kevin, knowledge, limits, logic, mammoths, mathematics, matter, natural selection, nature, nomos, objectivity, original sin, originality, Over the Hedge, physicalism, Pixar, probability, Ratatouille, rationality, religion, Rene Descartes, Rossum's Universal Robots, science, science fiction, Shrek, significant self-support, skepticism, speculative fiction, Star Trek, Stargate, Startide Rising, Steaz, Stephen, Stickam, suffering, supernatural, Sylar, technology, telekinesis, The Matrix, Toy Story, trees, truth, USDA organic, Wall-E, war, War and Peace, whales, wizards, World of Warcraft, zoos

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