EPISODE · Jun 30, 2020 · 1H 2M
What can we know?
from Key Thinking (Aloud) · host Keith Telfeyan
This is an epistemological look at current events: health, masks, epidemiology and ongoing virus issues - contextuslized as an ominous backdrop to the protest movement. What can we even know about the details of the protests, and of the fundamental bases for them?
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