Episode 158: False Dichotomies and Oral Reciprocity

Very Bad Wizards

Tamler Sommers & David Pizarro

Society & Culture, Philosophy

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2019

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

David and Tamler talk about the invasion of dual process theories in psychology. Why do we love theories that divide complex phenomena into just two categories? Is there any evidence to back up these theories? Are we distorting our understanding of the mind and morality? And what we can do to get out of this mess? Plus, Liam Neeson, moral pet peeves, and oral ethics.

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0:00.0	Very bad wizards is a podcast with a philosopher, my dad, and a psychologist, Dave Pizarro,
0:05.9	having an informal discussion about issues and signs and ethics.
0:09.4	Please note that the discussion contains bad words that I'm out of allow to say,
0:13.6	and knowing my dad some very inappropriate jokes.
0:17.0	I thought it took God seven days to make the world arrested on a seventh.
0:23.3	I always thought he should have put that sh'dain instead of half-assume.
0:30.9	The lady on his balcony
0:35.3	made her attention to that man behind the curtain.
0:43.9	Who are you?
0:46.0	Who are you?
0:47.6	I'm very bad man.
0:48.9	I'm a very good man.
0:50.8	Good man.
0:55.1	They think he's lost, and with no more brains than you have.
0:58.8	They know our attention.
1:00.1	Come on, man.
1:05.1	Anybody can have a brain.
1:09.1	You're a very bad man.
1:11.6	That's a very good man.
1:13.3	Just a very bad wizard.
1:16.4	Welcome to very bad wizards.
1:17.7	I'm Timmer Summers from the University of Houston.
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