R&R Episode #46

from Roses & Rhetoric · host Joseph Stanford and Jimmy Hackett

Join us for a love between the two hosts. We open up with a music review of Quarters! by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. We then move onto an article that discusses the role of theory in neuroscience. It touches on the theme in The Beginning of Infinity that "observations are theory laden." We then come full circle with a discussion on Joe's thoughts on dynamic and closed societies as he's travelled through Europe before wrapping up with a movie review of Nine Days by Edson Oda.

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