Stop To Think

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about how one-sided media coverage alienated a large percentage of the population to the point that they decided to elect Trump. If this sort of coverage continues throughout the Biden Presidency, it would be possible to see a repeat of the same sort of Trump-like candidate getting elected in 2024. 

This episode of Stop To Think is about the censorship situation that was sweeping the US at the time of it's recording. Specifically some of the consequences of censorship and why in general it's usually not a good idea to censor people.

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about how sometimes when you try to help someone you do more harm than good. Specifically when you try to make something easier for someone else. We talk about how this seems to apply to interpersonal relationships as well as to whole groups. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about some of the ethical issues that autonomous cars will bring about. As usual, ethics are tricky at best, downright troublesome at worst so we don't exactly solve anything but it's an interesting discussion all the same. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about autonomous cars and some of the ramifications associated with their rollout.  Bonus Statistics: 6 million car accidents per year in the U.S. 3 million people are injured every year in the U.S. in car accidents.  90 people die in car accidents every day.

Welcome to the first episode of the Stop To Think Podcast (S2T). In this episode, we talk about the recent storming of the capital building and how many of the people involved with that debacle probably didn't think the whole matter through. I'm your host Chandler. I'm nothing special but I do like to think about things and discuss interesting ideas. I think a lot of the problems we have in life a...