Episode 12 : Categorical Imperative

Is lying bad?

Should we wait for Godot?

The best books are those that tell you what you know already.

What does The Trial symbolize about the nature of justice and power in society?

Have you ever felt like you were stuck in a loop, doing the same thing over and over, with no end in sight?How would you handle that? Would you give up, or would you accept that and keep going?

Are you living your life authentically? Or are you hiding from the fact that you are responsible for your choices

Can We Ever Truly Trust Experience?

In a world where every moment of your life is destined to replay infinitely, does the concept of meaning collapse, or does it elevate the significance of every choice you make?

Have you ever questioned the simplest things in your life? Have you ever felt skeptical of everything you know? In this episode we will discuss René Descartes' 'Evil Demon.'

Is there such a thing as absolute moral judgment, or are our choices driven more by personal preference? In this episode, we delve into the debate, examining whether there are universally 'right' decisions or if morality is ultimately subjective. Can ethics be black and white, or do they always come in shades of grey?