Eneasz Brodski
podcast – The Methods of Rationality Podcast
The internet's first rationalist fiction podcast
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Episodes
56 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 6, Constrained Optimization 20.06.2012 25:42
Fear the Reaper, but don’t let it consume you   Original Text Continue reading
55 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 5 13.06.2012 43:14
The unforgiven   Original Text Continue reading
54 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 4 06.06.2012 36:57
A fulfillment of Doom   Original Text Continue reading
52 & 53 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Parts 2 & 3 30.05.2012 33:40
Into the mouth of madness   Original Text   Continue reading
51 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 1 23.05.2012 22:00
Preludes and preparations   Original Text   Continue reading
No New Episode – The Server Monk’s Prayer 17.05.2012 2:54
The Server Monk’s Prayer, from Sean Kennedy’s “Tales of the Afternow”, read by Drake Walker. Did some quick googling after this was recorded and found: iTunes has been around since 2001. However podcasting did not become a thing until 2004. iTunes added podcast support in June 2005. Tales from the… Continue reading
50 – Self Centeredness 09.05.2012 27:45
You cannot simply say “Light”, you must discern what Light is   Original Text   Continue reading
49 – Prior Information 02.05.2012 31:04
Elementary, my dear Potter   Original Text   Continue reading
48 – Utilitarian Priorities 25.04.2012 23:00
Yes, The Lion King is a horror movie of relentless cannibalistic atrocity   Original Text   Continue reading
47b – Personhood Theory, part 2 19.04.2012 40:58
Breaking the cycle of vengeance. Maybe.   Celebratory Trailer Original Text   Continue reading
47a – Personhood Theory, part 1 12.04.2012 34:59
The poison in Slytherin House   Original Text   Continue reading
46 – Humanism, Part 4 05.04.2012 27:34
Secrets, secrets, and more secrets   Original Text Continue reading
45 – Humanism, Part 3 28.03.2012 23:24
EXPECTO PATRONUM   This art cannot go unshared (spoiler for this chapter) Original Text Continue reading
44 – Humanism, Part 2 21.03.2012 21:48
The Dementation of Harry Potter   How do you pronounce “Accio”? Original Text   Continue reading
43 – Humanism, Part 1 14.03.2012 36:03
The Day The Dementor Came To Hogwarts   Original Text   Continue reading
41 & 42 – Frontal Override & Courage 07.03.2012 36:03
Sometimes you need to become a villain to force redemption. Are you more concerned with results, or how others will remember you?   Original Text     Continue reading
40 – Pretending To Be Wise, Part 2 29.02.2012 31:44
On afterlives, and the wizards who think they believe in them   Original Text   Continue reading
39 – Pretending To Be Wise, Part 1 22.02.2012 31:54
Speculation on motivations, both present and past   Hugo Awards Info Original Text   Continue reading
37 & 38 – Interlude: Crossing The Boundary & The Cardinal Sin 15.02.2012 25:12
Encounters at Platform 9 3/4   Original Text   Continue reading
36 – Status Differentials 08.02.2012 27:54
Guess who’s coming to dinner?   Original Text   Continue reading
35b – Coordination Problems, Part 3 01.02.2012 32:26
A new player reveals himself on the game board   Original Text   Continue reading
35a – Coordination Problems, Part 3 25.01.2012 27:11
E Pluribus Unum is one of the strongest spells of all   Original Text   Continue reading
34 – Coordination Problems, Part 2 18.01.2012 35:12
Wherein everything goes according to plan. Someone’s plan, anyway.   Original Text   Continue reading
33 – Coordination Problems, Part 1 11.01.2012 28:07
Descent into the Lair of Madness (32 was the Xmas Interlude chapter)   Original Text   Continue reading
31 – Working In Groups, Part 2 04.01.2012 26:29
Applying the Methods to real life   Original Text     Continue reading
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