Attention & Ambiguity with Daniel Werner

An episode of the Our Professors Are Actually Cool podcast, hosted by Our Professors Are Actually Cool, titled "Attention & Ambiguity with Daniel Werner" was published on May 2, 2025 and runs 37 minutes.

May 2, 2025 ·37m · Our Professors Are Actually Cool

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Today, we talked with Daniel Werner, a professor of Philosophy here at New Paltz. We discussed everything from his love for jazz to the importance of not knowing. We hope you enjoy it!

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Today, we talked with Daniel Werner, a professor of Philosophy here at New Paltz. We discussed everything from his love for jazz to the importance of not knowing. We hope you enjoy it!

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