Best Beyond Dichotomy Andrea Hiott Podcasts (2024)

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Pattern Language, Wholeness and Place-synergy: Christopher Alexander with geographer David Seamon 1:19:50

5d ago1:19:50

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Understanding Wholeness and the Patterns of Place with David Seamon A deep discussion surrounding the concept of 'wholeness' and 'place' with David Seamon, a geographer and phenomenologist, and philosoher Andrea Hiott. The conversation traverses the work of Christopher Alexander, particularly his book 'A Pattern Language,' and how his architectural…

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Remembering Human Resilience in the age of A.I. with Maria Santacaterina 1:19:58

22d ago1:19:58

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Navigating the Human-AI Relationship: Trust, Values, and Adaptive Resilience. In this episode, Andrea has a riveting conversation with Maria Sentacatarina, CEO advisor and Board Director, about her book 'Adaptive Resilience.' The discussion explores the evolving dynamics between human intelligence and artificial intelligence, emphasizing the necess…

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Disrupting Expectations: Existential Life and Love with philosopher Skye Cleary 1:01:57

1M ago1:01:57

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Simone de Beauvoir and Authentic Love: Andrea Hiott speaks with Skye Cleary, a philosopher at Columbia University, about existentialism, love, and authenticity. They delve into Simone de Beauvoir's influential ideas, questioning societal expectations, and the concept of authentic love as mutual recognition of two freedoms. Skye shares her personal …

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Saving Yourself by Being Yourself with Darryl Pinckney 1:19:47

1M ago1:19:47

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NYC in the 1970s and the spatiotemporal transmissions of writing with Darryl Pinckney: Why do books and poetry matter so much and what is the real avant garde? Does anyone else feel nostalgic for literary movements? An enriching conversation with acclaimed writer Darryl Pinckney exploring the evolution of literature, poetry, and the arts in New Yor…

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How the World Thinks with Julian Baggini: Moving beyond Western philosophy 1:28:13

2M ago1:28:13

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Philosophy and Identity with Julian Baggini Join host Andrea for an enlightening conversation with renowned philosopher and best-selling author Julian Baggini, as they explore the intersections of global philosophical traditions and personal identity. Discover how Baggini’s book 'How the World Thinks' delves into the balance between individualism a…

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Taking Category Theory to Heart: The Personal Side of Mathematics with Brandon Baylor 1:25:49

2M ago1:25:49

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Brandon Baylor, one of the founders of Holon Labs, takes a personal approach here to uncovering the transformative power of category theory. Through bold anecdotes and professional insights, we see how this abstract branch of mathematics that focuses on relationships and roles might redefine our understanding of the world. This conversation highlig…

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Any Human Power: Thinking Thrutopia instead of Dystopia with Manda Scott 1:18:29

2M ago1:18:29

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Thrutopia "is the art of writing engaging route-maps through to a world we'd all be proud to leave to future generations." Manda Scott's new book Any Human Power is an amazing exercise in Thrutopia. Manda and Andrea meet here for the first time to explore transformative ideas beyond traditional dichotomies. This episode delves into shamanic practic…

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Maps are their own territory with Mahault Albarracin 59:48

2M ago59:48

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Unpacking Complexities with Mahault Albarracin: on Cognitive Computing, Sexology, and the Patterns that make a difference. Join us as we try and discuss what cannot be discussed, touching on sexology, cognitive computing, and technology's role in societal change. Albarracin , currently pursuing a PhD in cognitive computing, delves into the definiti…

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I Am Because We Are: New approaches to sustainable heritage with Jonathan Doe 48:20

2M ago48:20

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In this episode, Andrea and Jonathan Bill Doe, a PhD candidate from the Brandenburgische Technische Universität, as they explore Jonathan's research on the Keta Lagoon and urban gardening in Ghana. Initially focusing on Jonathan's intriguing master's project, 'Keta Lagoon: Uncovering Suppressed Heritage Practices for Sustainable Wetland Management,…

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Knowing and the Known: Consciousness, Cognition and Joint Speech with Fred Cummins 1:48:18

2M ago1:48:18

1:48:18

Starting with Fred's unique scholarship and teaching, his nursing background, and his early studies with Douglas Hofstadter, Andrea & Fred lay the groundwork for an in-depth discussion on the history and interdisciplinary nature of cognitive science. Uncovering the philosophical and contemporary science behind defining cognitive science, the mind-b…

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Can we model cognition? And what is a model anyway? with Paul Kelly 2:13:33

3M ago2:13:33

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Mechanistic and Dynamical Approaches with Paul Kelly and Andrea Hiott. This episode delves into the philosophical and practical distinctions between mechanistic and dynamical models, highlighting their significance in cognitive science and climate science. Paul and Andrea also unpack the 3M principle, surrogative reasoning, and equilibrium models, …

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What is Intelligence? Brains, Evolution, and A.I. with Max Bennett 59:17

3M ago59:17

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Max Bennett is the author of 'A Brief History of Intelligence: Evolution, AI, and Five Breakthroughs That Made Our Brains.' In this episode Andrea Hiott and Max discuss his journey from working in AI technology commercialization to embarking on a five-year passion project that led to writing the book. He explains the motivation behind studying the …

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Is anything objective? Philosophy of mind, Biophilia, and why A.I. is not what we think with Inês Hipólito 1:27:38

3M ago1:27:38

1:27:38

Is anything objective? Philosophers Inês Hipólito and Andrea discuss how Inês became a philosopher and in so doing, discuss the computational theory of mind, critical thinking in the digital age, Wittgenstein, enaction, and how AI might contribute to our understanding of our environment. They move into a holistic perspective on technology, humanity…

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BrainGPT, Neuroscience & Loving the Ants in Ourselves with Brad Love 1:50:35

4M ago1:50:35

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Brad Love is Professor of Cognitive and Decision Sciences in Experimental Psychology at University College London (UCL) and a fellow at The Alan Turing Institute for data science. Brad and Andrea discuss the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and neuroscience, focusing on Brad's groundbreaking project BrainGPT, a Large Language Model tool to a…

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Asymmetrical Reconciliation with Iain McGilchrist 1:13:32

4M ago1:13:32

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Love, Mind & the Poetry of Existence with Iain McGilchrist "Delve into the intricate relationship between flow and resistance in the universe, and the essential human engagement with beauty, goodness, and truth. Iain McGilchrist discusses the significance of asymmetry with Andrea, as well as the limitations of dichotomous thinking, and the richness…

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Intention and Elizabeth Anscombe with Mirko Prokop 1:35:38

5M ago1:35:38

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Intentions and Agency: A Deep Dive into Ecological Psychology Join Mirko Prokop and Andrea Hiott as they examine 'Intentions in Ecological Psychology, an Anscombian Perspective' by Miguel Segundo-Ortin and Annemarie Kalis. This engaging discussion explores the concept of intention from a naturalistic standpoint, intersecting with ecological psychol…

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Higher Order Math and Love with Carlos Zapata Carratalá 2:36:32

5M ago2:36:32

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Full episode on You Tube at Love & Philosophy. Carlos is a founder of the Society for Multidisciplinary and Fundamental Research (SEMF), and a Postdoctoral Fellow and Head of Strategy at the Wolfram Institute, a recently established research institution dedicated to the investigation of the mathematical foundations of computation and the legacy of …

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Scaling Autonomous Self-Actualization with Timo Schuler 56:21

5M ago56:21

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Timo is working on ways of applying artificial intelligence in corporate learning and development, focusing on scaling self-actualization in his Ipseity project. In this conversation, he shares his personal catalyst for change triggered by a rough patch in his life and how discovering Jordan Peterson's lectures on psychology opened new avenues of s…

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An Economic Love for Humanity with Paddy LeFlufy 1:18:05

5M ago1:18:05

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Paddy LeFlufy discusses the new organizational technologies in economics that could help us build a better tomorrow. His conversation with philosopher Andrea Hiott delves into reimagining economic systems that (as we hear by the end) can be understood as grounded in love and care for humanity and the planet. Central to the dialogue are innovative m…

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The Art of Conversation with Paul Holdengräber 1:18:08

6M ago1:18:08

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Paul Holdengraber, a renowned figure who has had conversations with some of the most influential figures of our times, discusses his unique approach and the pains and pleasures of life as a conversationalist. Andrea and Paul explore the profound impact of the art of conversation on forming deep connections. They also delve into Paul's background, i…

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Among Superheroes: memories, maps & McGill with psychologist Lynn Nadel 1:08:09

6M ago1:08:09

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A biographical look into the lairs of modern neuroscience. Part 1 of a research conversation on the hippocampus. And notes for a tale of how McGill University, the invasion of Prague, and UCL pulled two expats together towards discoveries and writings that have changed a scientific framework. Lynn Nadel has been doing influential research about mem…

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From Ants to Active Inference with Daniel Ari Friedman 1:27:40

8M ago1:27:40

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This is a conversation between Andrea Hiott and Daniel Ari Friedman discussing various themes related to cognition, perception, action, and the concept of Active Inference. The conversation starts with Daniel's time with Deborah Gordan studying ants. Then they delve into the understanding of different terminologies and concepts relative to complexi…

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Pattern, Meaning and Integration with author Jeremy Lent 1:14:02

8M ago1:14:02

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Pattern, Meaning, & Integration with Jeremy Lent: Happy New Year ! A discussion with the author of The Patterning Instinct and Web of Meaning. Podcast posting soon on all platforms. This is a mostly uncut video without introduction. Wishing you all the very best of patterns, meanings, integrations and regenerations for 2024. Jeremy Lent's website D…

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Nature and Clarity with Mike Levin 56:08

9M ago56:08

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Andrea and Michael explore the complex relationships between dichotomies, the environment, robotics, and science. Their conversation delves into philosophical and scientific perspectives on how to understand and work with nature and technology harmoniously, aiming towards a nuanced understanding of ecological and technological terms and their impac…

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What Can a Computer Be? with Flora Moon and Esteban Montero 1:38:44

9M ago1:38:44

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What can a computer be? A discussion about computing with Flora Moon and Esteban Montero of Holon Labs. What is a computer and what do we want it to be? If a computer is made of living matter (something being explored now in various labs) how do we understand the traditional distinctions of technology and biology? “The air itself is one vast librar…

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Mutual Transformative Change with Richard Watson 1:20:30

10M ago1:20:30

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This is a way-making research conversation with Prof. Richard A. Watson of the University of Southhampton (Institute for Life Sciences/ Department of Computer Science, Agents, Interaction and Complexity group). You can watch the video here. We discuss the traditional ideas of adaptation and a Richard Dawkins style approach to Darwinism and then how…

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Scales & Science Fiction with Michael Levin 1:03:23

11M ago1:03:23

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Scales and Science Fiction with Michael Levin. The first of a multi-part way-making research conversation with Tufts biologist Michael Levin. We discuss his own path and how science fiction helped him see beyond dichotomies. We also discuss the scales of cognition and what it might mean to reorient our understandings of life and mind. Links to the …

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The Power of Focus with C. Thi Nguyen 1:02:13

12M ago1:02:13

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A conversation with philosopher and author C. Thi Nguyen about the power of focus, the precision of puzzles, the dangers and delights of games and play and the distinction between them. We talk about his recent book Games, Agency as Art and well as his popular articles Echo Chambers and Epistemic Bubbles and How Twitter gamifies communication. Some…

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Crossing Bounds with Dr. Alex Moseley 1:22:31

12M ago1:22:31

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A foundational discussion in the philosophy of love with Prof Alex Moseley. Check out the Philosophy of Love encyclopedia article here. Or his other articles. More at What is Love? The three kinds of love we discuss here are eros, agape, and philia. More on this at readings in the philosophy of Love. Here is the website for Alex and his YouTube Cha…

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Internal & External Coherence with Lisa Fitzhugh 1:39:18

1y ago1:39:18

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A powerful conversation with facilitator Lisa Fitzhugh about the coherence between our internal and external worlds. Sometimes we focus so much on cultivating our external persona that we are blind to how such striving affects our private, inner world. What does it take to look honestly at both, and to see their coherence? Lisa works with top busin…

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Curious Minds & Edge-working with Perry Zurn 54:44

1y ago54:44

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A discussion of network science, Curious Minds and Edge-working with Perry Zurn, a philosopher at American University. Perry is building the new field of Curiosity Studies. We discuss his newest book Curious Minds: The Power of Connection, written with his twin Dani Bassett, as well as Curiosity and Power and themes from Curiosity Studies: A new Ec…

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Beyond Dichotomy Andrea Hiott Podcasts

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Pattern Language, Wholeness and Place-synergy: Christopher Alexander with geographer David Seamon 1:19:50

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Remembering Human Resilience in the age of A.I. with Maria Santacaterina 1:19:58

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Disrupting Expectations: Existential Life and Love with philosopher Skye Cleary 1:01:57

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Saving Yourself by Being Yourself with Darryl Pinckney 1:19:47

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How the World Thinks with Julian Baggini: Moving beyond Western philosophy 1:28:13

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Taking Category Theory to Heart: The Personal Side of Mathematics with Brandon Baylor 1:25:49

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Any Human Power: Thinking Thrutopia instead of Dystopia with Manda Scott 1:18:29

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Maps are their own territory with Mahault Albarracin 59:48

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I Am Because We Are: New approaches to sustainable heritage with Jonathan Doe 48:20

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Knowing and the Known: Consciousness, Cognition and Joint Speech with Fred Cummins 1:48:18

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Can we model cognition? And what is a model anyway? with Paul Kelly 2:13:33

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What is Intelligence? Brains, Evolution, and A.I. with Max Bennett 59:17

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Is anything objective? Philosophy of mind, Biophilia, and why A.I. is not what we think with Inês Hipólito 1:27:38

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BrainGPT, Neuroscience & Loving the Ants in Ourselves with Brad Love 1:50:35

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Asymmetrical Reconciliation with Iain McGilchrist 1:13:32

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Intention and Elizabeth Anscombe with Mirko Prokop 1:35:38

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Higher Order Math and Love with Carlos Zapata Carratalá 2:36:32

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Scaling Autonomous Self-Actualization with Timo Schuler 56:21

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An Economic Love for Humanity with Paddy LeFlufy 1:18:05

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The Art of Conversation with Paul Holdengräber 1:18:08

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Among Superheroes: memories, maps & McGill with psychologist Lynn Nadel 1:08:09

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From Ants to Active Inference with Daniel Ari Friedman 1:27:40

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Pattern, Meaning and Integration with author Jeremy Lent 1:14:02

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Nature and Clarity with Mike Levin 56:08

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What Can a Computer Be? with Flora Moon and Esteban Montero 1:38:44

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Mutual Transformative Change with Richard Watson 1:20:30

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Scales & Science Fiction with Michael Levin 1:03:23

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The Power of Focus with C. Thi Nguyen 1:02:13

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Crossing Bounds with Dr. Alex Moseley 1:22:31

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Internal & External Coherence with Lisa Fitzhugh 1:39:18

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Curious Minds & Edge-working with Perry Zurn 54:44

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