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Exploring philosophical ideas and how they relate to every day life! Follow to stay updated! New episode every Sunday! If you'd like to support the show, you can Buy Me a Coffee here For more philosophical content, follow @philosofra_ on Instagram. You'll find book recommendations, quotes, mini-articles, and so much more! You can also find the article version of the episodes on my website, here Thank you for listening to Cogito Ergo Podcast. Feel free to comment and share your thoughts!
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Signup to Generate a PitchExploring philosophical ideas and how they relate to every day life! Follow to stay updated! New episode every Sunday! If you'd like to you can Buy Me a Coffee here For more philosophical content, follow @philosofra_ on Instagram. You'll find book recommendations, quotes, mini-articles, and so much more!
Recent episodes include "Season 2 - TEASER" (27 April 2025, 4 minutes), "S1E11. The Denial of Death (Becker, Heidegger, Nishitani, Spira)" (20 April 2025, 29 minutes), and "S1E10. The Problem of Consciousness: Materialism, Panpsychism, Non-Duality" (13 April 2025, 34 minutes).
Cogito Ergo Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 11 episodes.
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Cogito Ergo Podcast is a society podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Listen to the Season 2 Teaser to find out what's changing on Cogito Ergo Podcast, starting next week, and the reasons behind those changes. <br /><br />Thank you for listening to Cogito Ergo Podcast! <br />Talk to you...
In the season finale of Cogito Ergo Podcast, we confront the one truth we spend our lives trying to avoid: our own mortality.<br /><br />Drawing on Ernest Becker’s The Denial of Death, as well as insights from...
Welcome to Cogito Ergo Podcast!<br />In this episode we give an overview of the <b>hard problem of consciousness</b>. We look at some of the main theories that attempt to explain what consciousness is, or where it comes...
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In this episode we discuss the problems that arise when we think about the mind and try to understand what we are. We talk about the problem of other minds, and the things in our experience we take for granted as...
Today we discuss the Mind-Body problem: we explore the roots of dualism with Plato and Descartes, how they still influence the way we think today, and the neuroscientific view, with Damasio, that proposes that the mind...
Thank you for listening to Cogito Ergo Podcast!<br />In this episode we continue the discussion on determinism and free will. We talk about what the consequences of the deterministic view are in regards to our "Self"...
In this episode we dive into one of the <b>fundamental philosophical debates</b>: are we <b>free</b>, or are all our choices <b>predetermined</b>?<br />We examine the key points of the debate and the more recent studies...
In this episode we talk about the <b>stoic philosophy</b> and its vague resemblance to the phenomenon of "<b>toxic positivity</b>", with insights from neuroscience to discover the importance of our emotions.<br /><br...
Why do some people think life has meaning, and others don't?<br />In this episode we talk about why some people gravitate towards an explanation or another, how our feelings shape our beliefs, and cognitive bias.<br...
In this episode we take a look at <b>“The Myth of Sisyphus” by Albert Camus</b> to try to find out how we should live in a universe devoid of meaning.<br /><br /><b>Content Warning:</b> This episode briefly mentions the...
In this episode, we talk about how we shape our identity, how other people can influence it, and what Sartre really meant by <b>“Hell is other people”</b>.<br /><br />Mentioned in this episode:<br />Jean-Paul Sartre...
What if you had to relive your choices forever?<br />In this episode, we explore <b>Nietzsche's idea of the Eternal Return</b>, and how it relates to our daily struggle of making choices.<br /><br />The words I'm trying...
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