Instead of tinkering with how we live around the edges, let’s consider whether the way we have been taught to make sense of the world might need major changes.
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Signup to Generate a PitchInstead of tinkering with how we live around the edges, let’s consider whether the way we have been taught to make sense of the world might need major changes.
Unmaking Sense is hosted by John Puddefoot. The show has published 100 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 15.59" (21 August 2026, 34 minutes), "Episode 15.58" (21 August 2026, 28 minutes), and "Episode 15.57" (19 August 2026, 25 minutes).
Unmaking Sense publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 100 episodes.
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John Puddefoot hosts Unmaking Sense, a society podcast with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #59
SUMMARY In this episode, the speaker challenges the widespread perception that artificial intelligence models merely assemble random fragments of their training data. By drawing an analogy to a Scotch egg, where the...
Episode #58
SUMMARY This episode continues a philosophical exploration of artificial intelligence, moving from technical discussions of context and memory to a broader debate on the nature of meaning and consciousness. The speaker...
Episode #57
Qwen-3.8-27B-GGUF guest edits again SUMMARY The episode begins with the host reflecting on a recent interaction where an AI model, referred to as Queen, failed to grasp the nuances of a previous podcast episode. The...
Episode #56
Qwen-3.8-27B-GGUF guest edits for the fourth time SUMMARY In this episode, the host synthesises the themes from the previous three installments to argue against the "stochastic parrot" hypothesis, which suggests that...
Episode #54
Qwen-3.8-27B-GGUF guest edits for the second time SUMMARY The episode opens with a discussion of the recently released GLM 5.3, a Chinese large language model that has reportedly identified thousands of security...
Episode #53
Qwen-3.8-27B-GGUF guest edits for the first time SUMMARY The speaker explores the creative dynamics of interacting with large language models, arguing that the process generates a unique, ephemeral state known as a KV...
Episode #52
SUMMARY The episode explores the critical distinction between biological evolution and cognitive or civilisational evolution, challenging the assumption that the survival of the fittest in nature translates to the...
Episode #51
Qwen 3.6 27B guest edits SUMMARY The speaker returns to the central theme of evolution, arguing that cultural artefacts and ideas survive through a process akin to natural selection, though he rejects Herbert Spencer’s...
Episode #50
SUMMARY The speaker reflects on a point from a previous episode regarding the relationship between original scriptural texts and their modern translations. He argues that the historical distance or textual corruption...
Episode #49
SUMMARY The host begins by reflecting on the automation of his podcast production, noting an ironic validation of his recent arguments regarding inspiration and authority. He observes that the large language model he...
Episode #48
SUMMARY The speaker distinguishes between two forms of authority, beginning with a critique of the first kind, which relies on established texts such as Aristotle, Plato, or religious scriptures. He argues that citing...
Episode #47
Qwen 3.5-27B Guest Edits SUMMARY This episode explores the complex and often paradoxical relationship between inspiration and authority, defining the latter as a necessary economy of the mind that allows humanity to...
Episode #46
Qwen 3.5-27B guest edits. SUMMARY In this episode, the host reflects on a recent experiment comparing human essay writing with outputs generated by large language models. A central distinction emerges between what the...
Episode #45
Qwen 3.5-27B guest edits. SUMMARY The speaker recounts a personal experiment designed to test the capabilities of autonomous artificial intelligence in creative writing. Inspired by recent developments where AI could...
Episode #44
SUMMARY In this episode, the speaker revisits and refines the "stochastic parrot" metaphor introduced in a previous discussion, correcting a rhetorical overstatement that suggested the specific inputs fed to an AI model...
Episode #43
SUMMARY This episode explores the complex and often misunderstood nature of inspiration, arguing that its power lies in its ability to outlast its origins. The speaker suggests that inspiration acts as a force that...
Episode #42
Qwen 3.5 guest edits Summary In this brief (approximately five-minute) episode, the host revisits a topic from three or four episodes prior: the habit of highlighting text in books. * **Apology and Context:** The host...
Episode #41
Qwen 3.5-27B guest edits. Here is a summary and evaluation of the podcast episode transcript provided. Summary This episode is an intellectual monologue exploring the history and etymology of the concept of...
Episode #40
Qwen3.5 Guest Edits and gets a few things wrong … Executive Summary This podcast episode explores the nature of inspiration, intellectual influence, and the serendipity of following "paths" left by others. Using the...
Episode #39
Summary of Content The transcript outlines a philosophical argument concerning the nature of creativity, legacy, and self-consciousness, building upon a "keystone" metaphor introduced in a previous episode (Series 15...
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