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Becoming Human is about exploring the world — whether philosophy, psychology, sociology, or any field available — to better live in it. The goal is ethics through learning. We cover a range of topics to experience the process of becoming more human and building a better world.
Finding our humanity is a great idea and all, but is it even possible? Can we change?
This episode ventures into process philosophy and explores everything from the pre-socratics to modern psychology — which only leads us to the conclusion that this might be the wrong question.
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We take a deeper look into the polar spectrum of philosophy and ethics and use a couple different illustrative graphs to help us find the balance that properly merges intellect and behavior.
Music by Jon Torrence & The Native Heart.
Find more from Jon here.
Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Yet, our culture doesn’t seem to have an appropriate relationship towards examination or living. The process of becoming human must involve both. Therefore, we explore the collaboration between philosophy and ethics.
The spectral poles of intellectualism and ethics needs to be reviewed so as to nurture the pursuits of theory and practice as dance partners.
Music by Jon Torrence & The Native Heart.
Find more from Jon here.
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