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May 25, 2025 24 min

Ep. 12 - Am I Perceiving Things Right?

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What does it really mean to perceive something? How do I get someone to understand my point of view? And how do I even know if what I perceived was real? In this episode, I journey deep into the phenomenological roots of modern existentialism to explore what it actually means to experience anything—whether it's drinking a cup of coffee or genuinely seeing a unicorn. Along the way, I’ll touch on psychology, neuroscience, and the slippery nature of reality. Also... Am I on acid right now? No seriously... am I?

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