R&R Episode #41

from Roses & Rhetoric · host Joseph Stanford and Jimmy Hackett

Join us as we continue our journey through "The Beginning of Infinity." This week, we're covering chapters 15 and 16. We discuss at what causes culture and creativity to evolve, the role of each in understanding humanity, and the requirements for a society most hospitable to human nature, a dynamic society that embraces - rather than suppresses - creativity. These chapters further discuss the important idea that humans are different than both computers and other animals. We are universal constructors.

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