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epsilon reporting
by epsilon reporting
Collaborative project aimed at examination of concepts both internal and external. Topics ranging from introspection to critiques of the public-school system
Episodes
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#28 Mental Hygiene
On this one, I fumble through the importance of focus, exercise, and awareness on one's mental health. the act of taking action to pull one's self into a better mood is what I call mental hygiene.
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#27 Explorations within Jim's philosophy / Decision making / Self / Highjacked language
Explorations within Jim's philosophy / Decision making / Self / Highjacked language
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#26 Ethics, Identity, and narratives. (Feat. Gabriel)
We talk about virtue ethics as it pertains to living a fulfilling life / Metaethics and intuitionism / Self Identity and narrative / How these values and beliefs can shape a governing system from requirements to punishment.
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#25 Frustrations with the U.S. (Feat. Bret)
Pretty small topic on this one. Nothing too crazy, just frustrations with the U.S. ranging from healthcare to education
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#24 Polyamory and Relationships (Feat. Bret)
What is polyamory and why it may be beneficial
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#23 We rationalize the reality we experience / Take actions to minimize contention between you and friends and/or work. (Solo)
On this one, I discussed studies that illustrate that we rationalize all of the decisions we make and the reality we experience. In the second half, I go over the importance of taking steps to minimize the contention that could build up between you and friends or you and your work environment.
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#22 Future of epsilon reporting / Reason for the name and why I podcast / Possible benefits of everyone podcasting (Feat. Me)
Just wanted to check in and give a good idea of what to expect from the future of epsilon. I got a little into the history and motivations of this project and explored the benefits if more people entertained similar projects. Thanks for listening!
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#21 Social organization (The Pie) / Zoos and conservation / Human experience and travel/ Posting on social media and one’s personal brand. (Feat. Kayla)
In this one, we talked about how friends are vaguely like pieces of pie. With each person having a unique collection of interests and hobbies, they represent a particular flavor of pie that will fit in perfectly with the social group that is being developed. We briefly discussed the approach to...
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#20 Why certain philosophers were remembered / sexual preference and what’s “natural” (Feat. TJ)
Started off with a discussion on why certain philosophers were remembered. I would love to expand that to people getting famous in general in another one. The ending (When we talk about sexual preference and what’s “natural”) is great.
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#19 Non-aggression anarchy / Free markets / Cryptocurrency 101 (feat. Jim)
Jim and I discuss everything (most things) from anarchy based on the non-aggression principle to monopolies and pollution in the free market. In this episode, we end on the fundamentals and some technical aspects of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. We covered a lot in this one and I'd love to…
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#18 Time management and the benefits of mushrooms among other things (Feat. Jaimee)
This was probably the closest to comedy this podcast has gotten. Jaimee was great even though she’s delusional about meeting Carl Sagan.
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#17 The relationship between the rich and the poor. (Feat. Tyler)
This podcast jumped around quite a bit at the beginning. We touched on different countries rebelling against Invaders including Ireland and Vietnam. We talked about the media and a few other random topics. It's all good, but I really enjoyed the second half when we started to discuss the...
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#16 Comparison Culture
Had a great new guest on. Probably need a little more prep time before we handle this topic again. Great start though.
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#15 Subjective VS Objective value and a new take on religion
Ethan and I talk about the journey from objective thinking and values to seeing the importance and possible superiority of subjective thinking and value.
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#14 Knowledge vs intelligence
Quick chat on different ways of thinking with a focus on knowledge vs intelligence.
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#13 Depression, virtue, and Psychedelics
Great conversation with my friend Cole. We discussed a possible way out of depression or at least out of old cycles. Touched on the ego and stoicism and religion probably came up once or twice in the conversation.
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#12 Gender & Sexuality
Just a brief talk discussing gender and sexuality. We will read up on this and probably do another, more informed podcast soon.
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#11 Ways of thinking, religion, and government with Scott and Jeff
This is a long one, but a good one. We talk about religion. I'm not religious, so that was interesting. There are a lop of things i would love to expand on and address but it will have to wait till the next podcast i do with Scott and Jeff.
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#10: On travel, what we get value from, and a splash of Deepfake.
One of my favorite ones so far with a great guest. We talk briefly about why we travel and the importance of it. Then, we proceed to go off on tangents ranging from what we get value from, how online comparison can be misleading and how Deepfakes could be helpful.
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#9 Explorations of mindfulness, friendship and positivity with a side of tangents.
#9 Explorations of mindfulness, friendship and positivity with a side of tangents.
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#8 Pontifications on and alternatives to primary education.
Pontificates on and alternatives to primary education. Think of this as a spiritual successor to #7
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#7 New kind of college
Discussion on alternatives to college and how secondary education could be conducted. Ideas range from introducing a apprenticeship programs to having more companies work on a contract basses to cover the cost of college.
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#6 The Transactional Nature of Relationships
A friend and I discuss the transactional nature of relationships. We also touch on mindfulness and a few other misc. topics. It was great having Rhett G. from the "Hobo and the Vet" podcast as a guest! Playing around with a new intro by Chris G.
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#5 Sunken Cost Fallacy
Reflections on "the one", romanticism, the sunken cost fallacy, and relationships at large.
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#4 "Society" And Individualism
Me and Other Guy are immediately diverted from their original intent and instead find themselves discussing the "us and them" mentality implicit in the language many use to talk about their world. Me gets worried when a starter-pack meme describes him a little too well and the two try to figure…
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#3 Emotional Fat
With a mind that is built for identifying patterns and tends to engage in cyclical thinking, we inevitably build up traumatic memories that are hard to forget/move on from. One approach for handling this “Emotional Fat” is to break down these dens, lingering events by establishing a chain of...
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#2 Conceptual Inertia
Some of my thoughts on why and how a lot of us hold onto our old antiquated ideas longer than we should. (Feat. Caitlyn K.)
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Collaborative project aimed at examination of concepts both internal and external. Topics ranging from introspection to critiques of the public-school system
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