About Reality Podcast

By: E. S. Dallaire
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  • Hosted by a social worker studying being and reality (philosophy) in his spare time.
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  • 54. The Moral Consequence of Our Being

    54. The Moral Consequence of Our Being
    May 8 2024

    In this episode, philosophers are those who have become cognizant of the moral weight of their thought, and are concerned by it. In fact, they see thinking as equivalent with the recognition of the moral impact of their being within reality; in other words, they think that to be amoral is to be without thought, while to be immoral is to act against the inevitable conclusions of thought, which are always underscored by the acknowledgement of the moral consequence of our being.
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    25 mins
  • 53. Nature Is Not A Problem / Psychologists are Civilization's Ministers

    53. Nature Is Not A Problem / Psychologists are Civilization's Ministers
    Mar 19 2024

    Low energy episode. First one recorded in weeks, and I'm uploading it to see how it feels. Another idea for this episode's title could be: 'Moments of Empty Satisfaction'.

    Peace and love to you
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    22 mins
  • 52. The Empty Freedom in David Foster Wallace's 'Infinite Jest'

    52. The Empty Freedom in David Foster Wallace's 'Infinite Jest'
    Nov 17 2023

    A guest episode with Nikole, wherein we discuss David Foster Wallace's 'Infinite Jest' and the societal problems which the individuals in his novel must grapple and cope with, as they realize in this life they have one of two choices to make: succumb to endless pleasure for lack of any other option, or else delay their gratification for the sake of a lifestyle that is healthier for them mentally and physically.
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    30 mins

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