Whence Morality?

In this segment, I ask what is the difference between what is real and what is true.  This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. This episode can be found here: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/29/what-is-real-what-is-true/ If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this very short segment, I share my story about a toddler who chooses laughter over fussing. This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. This episode can be found here: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/05/06/instead-laugh/ If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this short segment, I talk about the metaphor of God through the prayer/poem/hymn God Be in My Head. This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. This episode can be found here: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/28/god-be-in-my-head/  If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this abbreviated segment, I share my perspective on the origins of morality by considering both rational Kantian and sentimental Humean perspectives. Or or it something else or more? This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this segment, I share my thoughts on why imposed systems and bureaucracies are a form of violence.  Blog post: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/25/systematic-violence/ If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this segment, I share my perspective on this historical journey from the Protestant Reformation and the Enlightenment to the Modern Condition that includes theretofore schizophrenia. I also share a personal online encounter with Stephen Hicks, author of Explaining Postmodernism.  The transcript and images for this segment can be found on the blog: http://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/21/path-to-the-fall/ This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this abbreviated segment, I share my thoughts on intellectual property rights and recommend a video on this topic as it relates to music. Thelonius Monk on the piano is the cover image. The written blog version of this episode can https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/19/music-property/ This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this abbreviated segment, I share my perspective on Artificial Intelligence and governance.  This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content.   Find this episode here: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/20/humans-ruin-the-economy/ If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this segment, I comment on Juston Hawkins getting his audience into the moment. Referenced post: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/10/justin-hawkins-gets-it/ This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!

In this segment, I comment on a recent interview interaction about the most interesting person.  Referenced post: https://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/10/most-interesting/ This podcast is an extension of the Philosophics blog, where you can find related content. If you'd like to support this blog and related sites, consider becoming a Patreon patron. Subscribe to the Philosophics YouTube channel. Cheers!