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Peer Power Politics
by Bruce Boston
Peer power is the strongest force in politics today. The problem? So few people know how to create & use it.
Episodes
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#4 What is Peer Politics?
We start episode 4 off with a description of personal politics, via a thought experiment, then expand the thought experiment into a derived understanding of pure politics.
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#3 All the Laws of Chemistry
‘All the laws of chemistry’, is a thought experiment that allows a person to better understand how they see the rest of humanity, how they view technology, and how they see the future.
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#2 Trolly Problem Solution
The trolley problem is an infamous moral dilemma. In this episode, I had the principles of the original position, and universalism to derive a unique solution to the problem.
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#1 Intro to PeerPowerPolitics.org
PeerPowerPoltics.org is the podcast where we discuss the politics in our everyday life. If you have questions or comments feel free to join the show.
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How many episodes does Peer Power Politics have?
Peer Power Politics currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Peer Power Politics about?
Peer power is the strongest force in politics today. The problem? So few people know how to create & use it.
How often does Peer Power Politics release new episodes?
Peer Power Politics has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Who hosts Peer Power Politics?
Peer Power Politics is created and hosted by Bruce Boston.
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