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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 48 MIN

Eva Dadlez, "Playing God"

from Story Phi · host Chelsea Haramia & Kelly Weirich

We read “Playing God” and chat about its philosophical themes with the author, Eva Dadlez. This story deals with medical ethics, intervening in nature, and intended vs. merely foreseen effects.Youtube version available here. Learn more about Dadlez at evadadlez.com. Learn more about the philosophy discussed here:intended vs. merely foreseen consequencesSandel on genetic interventionsDadlez, “Literature, Ethical Thought Experiments, and Moral Knowledge” Credits:Produced by Chelsea Haramia and Kelly WeirichEdited by Kelly WeirichIllustrations by Kelly WeirichOriginal Music by Hane Htut MaungFunded by the American Philosophical Association.Have thoughts about the episode? Text Story Phi here.

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We read “Playing God” and chat about its philosophical themes with the author, Eva Dadlez. This story deals with medical ethics, intervening in nature, and intended vs. merely foreseen effects. Youtube version available here. Learn more about Dadlez at evadadlez.com. Learn more about the philosophy discussed here: intended vs. merely foreseen consequencesSandel on genetic interventionsDadlez, “Literature, Ethical Thought Experiments, and Moral Knowledge” Credits: Produced by ...

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