February 15 2015

from Last Bastion of Love · host John Berglund

On the comparative simplicity of the 1970s and its Jesus Movement era music. John's struggle with solipsism and his appreciation of Bishop Berkeley. On a universe knowing it is (and in the past that it would be) observed. The multiverse and Boltzmann Brains. Why not simply design? We see what we are predisposed (by language? as per Vygotsky?) to see.

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