Notes From Hiroshima Podcast

Today’s episode with the always-interesting Benjamin Stringer is part one of a discussion. Part two will be available on his Substack, Axiom's First . This conversation is an experiment in thought and discussion. I have been building a model that explains the mechanics of moral-political progress, and recently reached a point in my thinking where I felt I had sufficiently clarified the key concept...

This is part 2 of a discussion with Benjamin Stringer about his framework for understanding intentions. We don’t rehash anything, so click here for part 1. As always, check out Ben’s Substack, Axioms First . Get full access to Notes From Hiroshima at nishaansharma.substack.com/subscribe

In our second podcast together, Ben and I discuss rationality and reason, topics on which we have changed our opinions, tools for remaining flexible in our thinking, areas of thought we may not approach fairly, Libertarianism, incentive structures and competing virtues, and a principle to live by: “Don’t take your own emotional reactions as moral evidence." Get full access to Notes From Hiroshima...