Crises and revolutions, with Isabela Granic

Are we in a scientific crisis?

My recording of Kuhn's lecture: "Objectivity, Value Judgment, and Theory Choice" (1973)

Kuhn's relationship to the Buddha

The Buddha's relationship to Darwin

Schopenhauer and his case for using intuition versus rational reasoning

Buddha’s dependent origination and how “backward causality” is precisely the process that Schopenhauer espouses in his writing about intuition, Kuhn with his observations of paradigm shifts, and Darwin with his careful consideration of catgories of species

Framed this discussion and the podcast as a whole as a process of laying out the many different strands and nodes of ideas that need to be laid bare before selecting and constructing the coherent theoretical framework for Neither/Nor, the book I’m writing

Recent podcasts on emptiness with Jake Orthwein and Rob Knight

The Nietzsche quote I mention is this one, from a draft of Ecce Homo (1888)

Hypercarnivory: https://archive.org/details/CopesRuleHypercarnivory

Are we in a revolution? A crisis?

To come back to: Heraclitus, Zhuangzi, Sextus Empiricus, Hannah Arendt, Kropotkin's Mutual Aid

Ended with the impossible question: Are we living at the cusp of a paradigm shift?