Ashar Khan
Thing in itself
Conversations with academics. Philosophy, physics, AI, cognition, psychology, political economy, history.. things of that sort.
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Episodes
Paul Thagard on cognition, consciousness, misinformation, balance 24.05.2022 2:25:03
Paul Thagard is a philosopher specializing in cognitive science, philosophy of mind, and the philosophy of science and medicine. He is professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Waterloo. He has made important contributions in understanding cognition, coherence, creativity, and the role of emotions in cognition.
Herbert Gintis on behaviour, economics, altruism and cooperation 04.05.2022 1:43:31
Herbert Gintis is an economist and behavioural scientist who has made important contributions to socio-biology, economics, and more. He has strongly stressed the importance of integration between the behavioural sciences (economics, psychology, sociology, political science, and anthropology). We talk about topics across those disciplines in this conversation.
Tim Maudlin on time, quantum mechanics, metaphysics, non-locality 23.04.2022 2:30:23
Tim Maudlin is professor of philosophy at NYU and founder of the John Bell Institute for Foundations of Physics. We talk about time, quantum mechanics, metaphysics, non-locality, and a range of problems in physics and philosophy.
James Robert Brown on mathematics, platonism, philosophy of science 30.03.2022 1:46:10
James Robert Brown is professor emeritus at the University of Toronto, focusing on mathematics and philosophy of science. We talk about mathematics, platonism, thought experiments, the experience of doing science, social problems in the development of science, and more.
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