Two of the ACT realm’s philosophy heavyweights go toe-to-toe in a live debate.
In the blue corner is the lolbertarian and apparent agnostic Stefan Molyneux.
In the red corner is the orthodox Christian and philosophy post-graduate Jay Dyer.
JLB was on the scene to assess the biggest clash of minds on Youtube since Logan Paul vs KSI.
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What is epistemology
and why should anybody care?
Is science the only way to learn about
the nature of our reality?
Who are the ‘Mig-Toes’
and what in particular are they wrong about?
What are some of the biggest 'black pills' which await those who begin the process of deprogramming? Why does the 'education system' really exist? How can a person hope to improve their own thinking patterns after years of appealing to authority and appealing to consensus? And why do so few 'truth-seekers' ever discover the wireframe mesh?
Why aren't critical thinking skills taught at school? Can a non-player character (NPC) teach him or herself to understand and apply a 'standard form' framework for interacting with information, or is it too late for the average person to ever truly deprogram? Who says technological progress is a bad thing, and when did 'transhumanism' become such a dirty word?
What do people mean when they use the term ‘skepticism’?
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It is one thing to identify a problem. It is another thing entirely to seek out a solution.
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Aldous Huxley 'predicted' the present. What was he trying to share with us?
Many people are familiar with the 'Trivium', a method for thinking about our thinking. What can we learn from it?
There seems to an exist a group of people who run the whole show. Are the really 'evil'?
And, finally, who is watching me -- and who is watching you?
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A new year means a whole new format for the Full Member Video Updates.
Topics include plans for 2018, future of the Member Skype calls, the 'Are TPWRTS Evil' discussion, Aldous Huxley, and much more.
I am absolutely certain that anybody who truly wants to deprogram themselves can do so. I am also certain that without a basic understanding of logic, anybody who attempts such a feat will be wasting their time. In this video (and mirrored podcast) I outline my views on logic, thinking, and self-improvement, and explain why thinking about thinking will become a central focus of this website going forward.