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A podcast of applied human insight. From dehumanization to unconscious bias, from the digital trenches to timeless philosophy, edu.barburas.com brings you reflective, audio-first explorations that challenge what you know and invite you to see the patterns beneath. Each series draws from a course, reimagined as conversations for the ear. Free to listen, designed to provoke, and always pointing toward change.
Andrei Barburas | edu.BARBURAS.com hosts The Unlearning Project Podcast | edu.BARBURAS.com, a society show with 28 episodes published.
There is no clean ending to this subject. Dehumanization doesn’t end when the violence stops or when the headlines fade. It lingers; in memory, in habits, in language. In this Afterthought, the final reflection of Dehuma
Show notesThere is no clean ending to this subject. Dehumanization doesn’t end when the violence stops or when the headlines fade. It lingers; in memory, in habits, in language. In this Afterthought, the final reflection of Dehuma
Show notesIf dehumanization is the first step toward anything, rehumanization is the hardest step back. It asks more than awareness; it asks effort, imagination, and patience. In Episode 6: Rehumanization, we explore what it means
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If dehumanization is the first step toward anything, rehumanization is the hardest step back. It asks more than awareness; it asks effort, imagination, and patience. In Episode 6: Rehumanization, we explore what it means
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Dehumanization doesn’t always wear a uniform. It doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it whispers through ordinary habits; the way we speak, the way we rush, the way we stop seeing each other. In Episode 5: Everyday Dehumaniz
Show notesDehumanization doesn’t always wear a uniform. It doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it whispers through ordinary habits; the way we speak, the way we rush, the way we stop seeing each other. In Episode 5: Everyday Dehumaniz
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Violence doesn’t erupt suddenly. It grows quietly, rehearsed in language, in policy, in silence. By the time the first act occurs, the story has already been written; by all of us. In Episode 4: The Mirror of Violence, w
Show notesViolence doesn’t erupt suddenly. It grows quietly, rehearsed in language, in policy, in silence. By the time the first act occurs, the story has already been written; by all of us. In Episode 4: The Mirror of Violence, w
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Cruelty doesn’t only speak. It organizes. It measures. It files. In Episode 3: Systems of Distance, we explore how dehumanization moves from language into structure; how bureaucracy, technology, and procedure turn moral
Show notesCruelty doesn’t only speak. It organizes. It measures. It files. In Episode 3: Systems of Distance, we explore how dehumanization moves from language into structure; how bureaucracy, technology, and procedure turn moral
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Language doesn’t just describe reality; it builds it. Every metaphor, every repeated phrase shapes how we see others before we ever meet them. That’s the quiet danger of dehumanization: it begins not with violence, but w
Show notesLanguage doesn’t just describe reality; it builds it. Every metaphor, every repeated phrase shapes how we see others before we ever meet them. That’s the quiet danger of dehumanization: it begins not with violence, but w
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Violence never begins with violence. It begins with something quieter; a pause, a joke, a label that pretends to explain a person in a single word. The Threshold marks the beginning of the journey through Dehumanization:
Show notesViolence never begins with violence. It begins with something quieter; a pause, a joke, a label that pretends to explain a person in a single word. The Threshold marks the beginning of the journey through Dehumanization:
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Afterthought: The Voice That Carries This is the closing note of Kobayashi Maru. Not a summary. Not a celebration. Just a quiet exhale after a long, honest journey. In this final reflection, you’ll hear the voice behind
Show notesAfterthought: The Voice That Carries This is the closing note of Kobayashi Maru. Not a summary. Not a celebration. Just a quiet exhale after a long, honest journey. In this final reflection, you’ll hear the voice behind
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Your Own Kobayashi Moment This episode of Kobayashi Maru isn’t about theory. It’s about you. This is where everything turns inward. You’re invited to reflect; not on abstract ideas, but on the real, raw no-win moments th
Show notesYour Own Kobayashi Moment This episode of Kobayashi Maru isn’t about theory. It’s about you. This is where everything turns inward. You’re invited to reflect; not on abstract ideas, but on the real, raw no-win moments th
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Rewriting the Simulation What if the only way out of the no-win… was to stop playing by its rules? In this fifth episode of Kobayashi Maru, we enter the most radical territory yet: What it means to rewrite the simulation
Show notesRewriting the Simulation What if the only way out of the no-win… was to stop playing by its rules? In this fifth episode of Kobayashi Maru, we enter the most radical territory yet: What it means to rewrite the simulation
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