What Animal Would You Be For One Year?
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Episode 11: Dave and Patrick discuss...What Animal Would You Be For One Year? Watch on YouTube - https://youtu.be/d-y9FkIsGgk #animals #comedy #debate Email us at DP EXPERIENCE Episode Available Across All Podcast Platforms
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What Would You UN-Invent?
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Episode 10: Dave and Patrick discuss...What Would You Un-invent? Watch On Youtube - https://youtu.be/YJoXP9L5xQk #technology #comedy #debate Email us at DP EXPERIENCE Episode Available Across All Podcast Platforms
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What Would You Do With Invincibility?
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Dave and Patrick discuss... What Would You Do With Invincibility? Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/v0a1EMHMSSU #invincible #superhero #debate Email us at DP EXPERIENCE Episode Available Across All Podcast Platforms
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What Makes You Who You Are?
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Dave and Patrick discuss... What Makes You Who You Are? Watch on Youtube - https://youtu.be/TakxdEE-9C4 #mentalhealth #philosophy #debate Email us at DP EXPERIENCE Episode Available Across All Podcast Platforms
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Thought Experiment: Spider In The Urinal
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Episode 7: Dave and Patrick discuss the thought experiment... The Spider In The Urinal - What would you do? Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XjItIFFNegw This one’s reminiscent of Plato’s Cave, another classic (and disturbing) thought experiment. Proposed by Thomas Nagel in his essay, “Birth, Death, and the Meaning of Life,” it addresses issues of non-interference and the meaningfulness of life. He got the idea when he noticed a sad little spider living in a urinal in the men’s bathroom at Princeton where he was teaching. The spider appeared to have an awful life, constantly getting...
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Thought Experiment: The Trolley Problem
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Episode 6: Dave and Patrick discuss the thought experiment... The Trolley Problem - What would you do? Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XVcYLdAMPQY (Source: Wikipedia) The trolley problem is a series of thought experiments in ethics and psychology, involving stylized ethical dilemmas of whether to sacrifice one person to save a larger number. The series usually begins with a scenario in which a runaway tram or trolley is on course to collide with and kill a number of people (traditionally five) down the track, but a driver or bystander can intervene and divert the vehicle to kill just...
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What is a Man?
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Dave and Patrick discuss the question - What is a Man? Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Kh056G47pgw #america #usa #us Email us at Episode Available Across All Podcast Platforms
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What Worries You Most About America?
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What Wisdom Would Give To Your 18 Year Old Self?
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Is AI Art Going To Ruin Art?
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Dave and Patrick discuss the question... Is AI Art Going To Ruin Art? #ai #art #artist Watch On Youtube - https://youtu.be/Kxgd3MYenVQ Email us at dpepod@gmail.com
info_outlineEpisode 7: Dave and Patrick discuss the thought experiment...
The Spider In The Urinal - What would you do?
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XjItIFFNegw
This one’s reminiscent of Plato’s Cave, another classic (and disturbing) thought experiment. Proposed by Thomas Nagel in his essay, “Birth, Death, and the Meaning of Life,” it addresses issues of non-interference and the meaningfulness of life. He got the idea when he noticed a sad little spider living in a urinal in the men’s bathroom at Princeton where he was teaching. The spider appeared to have an awful life, constantly getting peed on, and “he didn’t seem to like it.”
THOUGHT EXPERIMENT:
'Gradually our encounters began to oppress me. Of course it might be his natural habitat, but because he was trapped by the smooth porcelain overhang, there was no way for him to get out even if he wanted to, and no way to tell whether he wanted to...So one day toward the end of the term I took a paper towel from the wall dispenser and extended it to him. His legs grasped the end of the towel and I lifted him out and deposited him on the tile floor. He just sat there, not moving a muscle. I nudged him slightly with the towel, but nothing happened . . . . I left, but when I came back two hours later he hadn't moved. The next day I found him in the same place, his legs shriveled in that way characteristic of dead spiders. His corpse stayed there for a week, until they finally swept the floor.'
(Source: Gizmodo)