The Philosophical Mindset

Cross-posted with Jordan B. Goldstein’s podcast The Athletic Philosopher: A Chat with Jordan B. Goldstein on Virtues and the Philosophical Mindset in Sports. Jordan B. Goldstein holds a Ph. D. in Sports History and has over seven years of experience teaching sports philosophy, sociology, and history. After leaving academia, he founded Phya Academy, a coaching and consulting practice dedicated to e...

A chat with Jordan B. Goldstein on virtues and the philosophical mindset in sports. Jordan B. Goldstein holds a Ph. D. in Sports History and has over seven years of experience teaching sports philosophy, sociology, and history. After leaving academia, he founded Phya Academy, a coaching and consulting practice dedicated to exploring the connections between sport, philosophy, and human flourishing....

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Bio: Johannes is founder and leader of the Halkyon Thinkers Guild. The Guild invites all those who seek along the path towards new realms of thought. Find Johannes: Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohannesAchill Website: https://www.halkyonguild.org/ YouTube: @JohannesNiederhauser Relevant links: Website: https://mahmoudrasmi.com/ Philosophy for Professionals: https://philosophyforprofessionals.com T...

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Bio: After a career as a fairly traditional academic teaching and publishing in Philosophy, Religious Studies, Literature, and Critical Thinking, Gregory Sadler transitioned into entrepreneurial, public, and client-focused work. After completing APPA certification in 2014, he has engaged in philosophical counseling, executive coaching, and ethics and organizational consulting through his business...

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Bio: Keith Frankish is Honorary Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield, UK, Visiting Research Fellow at The Open University, UK, and Adjunct Professor with the Brain and Mind Programme in Neurosciences at the University of Crete, Greece. He is the author of Mind and Supermind (2004) and Consciousness (2005), as well as numerous journal articles and book chapters....

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This event is part of the Marketplace Discussions series in an attempt to bridge the gap between disciplines. ​Summary: Residuality provides a new theory of software engineering through applied complexity science. This session will introduce the idea by comparing and contrasting the philosophical differences between residuality and the accidental philosophy that software engineers have inherited f...

This event is part of the Marketplace Discussions series in an attempt to bridge the gap between disciplines. ​Summary: In this marketplace discussion, Prab Randhawa sheds light on how cryptography-enabled technologies are transforming digital identity, altering the concept of ownership, and reshaping financial markets. ​Bio: Prab spent a decade working at Apple and Shell on a variety of interdisc...

This talk is part of the Marketplace Discussions series in an attempt to bridge the gap between academia and industry.  In this marketplace discussion, Jordan B. Goldstein takes us on a quest about how philosophy can help us live a good life not only intellectually, but also through exerting our bodies physically. Jordan Goldstein has a Ph. D. in Sports History and 7+ years teaching sports ph...

This talk is part of the Marketplace Lecture Series in an attempt to bridge the gap between academia and industry.  Support the channel: https://gumroad.com/l/decaphilo Bio: Trishank is an amateur computer scientist, RWRI alumnus & instructor, physical culturist. Website: https://www.trishank.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/trishankkarthik Relevant links: online philosophy courses: http...

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This talk is part of the Marketplace Lecture Series in an attempt to bridge the gap between academia and industry. Talk #9: Ethical and Socially Responsible Investment: Is there such a thing?  Bio: Dr. Ghassan Chammas is a founding partner and manager of Orion Financial Solutions, an international financial consulting firm specialized in Credit Analysis, Corporate Debt restructuring and Corpo...

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