Metamodernism with Greg Dember

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Episode 202: You Can Hear Everything

Like a couple of common herd animals, Cori and Nina talk about the same movie everyone else is talking about. You Can See Everything raises questions: Does Elizabeth Holmes really believe what comes out of her mouth? Is her voice low? How maternal is she? Do b*****s be crazy? Why ...  Show more

Episode 201: Joscha Bach Looks on the Bright Side

The Dorx are back with esteemed German cognitive scientist, AI researcher, and philosopher Joscha Bach, who…what does he do exactly? He tries to tell us but soon is discussing the unlikelihood AI will destroy humanity (humanity is likelier to destroy itself), “human values”, the ...  Show more

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