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Thoughts about Thoughts

by Omid Shahidi

Join us every month, where we have a conversation about people's stories and how they are experiencing life, pursuing goals, and inspiring others. If you like this podcast, please follow and also share it with friends!

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Episodes

  1. Will of Fortune

    Great pun, huh? In this episode, Sophia, Varun, and I talk about willpower, free will, and determinism. What is Will and how can you find it? Do you have freedom in your choices or is it destined to happen? Can you simulate the world? Tune in to listen to this exciting episode. If you liked it,...

  2. Expectations

    In this episode, Jason, Sam, Samay, and I talk about how our expectations have changed us, and helped us to grow. Enjoy!

  3. Welcome to the Podcast!

    If this is your first time checking out this podcast, listen to the trailer episode! I will explain how this podcast works and what you can expect from it. Thank you for listening.

About this show

Join us every month, where we have a conversation about people's stories and how they are experiencing life, pursuing goals, and inspiring others. If you like this podcast, please follow and also share it with friends!

Hosted by

Omid Shahidi

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Thoughts about Thoughts have?

Thoughts about Thoughts has 3 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on August 2, 2020.

What is Thoughts about Thoughts about?

Join us every month, where we have a conversation about people's stories and how they are experiencing life, pursuing goals, and inspiring others. If you like this podcast, please follow and also share it with friends!

How often does Thoughts about Thoughts release new episodes?

Thoughts about Thoughts publishes every two weeks, based on its 3 episodes since June 2020.

Who hosts Thoughts about Thoughts?

Thoughts about Thoughts is created and hosted by Omid Shahidi.
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