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Logic Party
by Samuel Tanner
Samuel Tanner gives his philosophical take on a diverse range of topics common to everyone. A philosophically dense topic would be about abortion, a middle-of-the-road topic would be "Can we be friends and disagree? Why/Why not?" and humorously a light-hearted and not-so-dense philosophical topic would be "Having kitchen cabinet doors is irrational." Samuel Tanner hopes that his show can encourage the world to become more philosophical one topic at a time. - (Art credit: https://www.pexels.com/@hiraeth)
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Announcement! Moving to YouTube and New Name = Logic Party
This podcast has a new name: Logic Party. Also, the podcast is moving to YouTube. YouTube is the only place you will find content now. YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZTdMDJ3RX6OVcDoCyBKEoQ
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Ep. 3 Understood vs Loved
Here's a question: "Would you rather be loved or understood?" It's a question that ordinarily seems unanswerable, since ordinarily one does not come without the other, but the question is tackled anyway! Which one is better!?
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Ep. 1 Philosophies of Abortion
When does life begin? Does it have a beginning? When does life matter? What is human life? The topic of abortion is a very philosophically dense one. This episode does not get political but instead delves deep into the philosophical weeds of the concept of human life and value as it pertains to...
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Ep. 2 Can we disagree and still be friends? Why/Why not?
Can we disagree on something and still be friends? At what point is the answer, "Yes," or, "No"? Why?
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Samuel Tanner gives his philosophical take on a diverse range of topics common to everyone. A philosophically dense topic would be about abortion, a middle-of-the-road topic would be "Can we be friends and disagree? Why/Why not?" and humorously a light-hearted and not-so-dense philosophical topic would be "Having kitchen cabinet doors is irrational." Samuel Tanner hopes that his show can encourage the world to become more philosophical one topic at a time. - (Art credit: https://www.pexels.com/@hiraeth)
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Samuel Tanner
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How many episodes does Logic Party have?
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What is Logic Party about?
Samuel Tanner gives his philosophical take on a diverse range of topics common to everyone. A philosophically dense topic would be about abortion, a middle-of-the-road topic would be "Can we be friends and disagree? Why/Why not?" and humorously a light-hearted and not-so-dense philosophical topic...
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Logic Party is created and hosted by Samuel Tanner.
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