

Conceptually Engineering Luck with Matthew Cull
10 snips Feb 19, 2023
Exploring the debate between classic definitions and conceptual engineering in philosophy with guest Matthew Cull. Concepts like luck are dissected, along with feminist perspectives on redefining terms. The complexities of luck, free will, and societal views are discussed, along with the challenges of defending philosophical arguments. The role of luck in free will and moral responsibility is explored, along with using conceptual engineering for activism and redefining societal concepts. Ethical dilemmas like trolley problems are examined, showcasing the intersection of moral implications and decision-making.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Conceptual Engineering through a Feminist Lens
01:46 • 21min
Exploring the Intersections of Conceptual Engineering, Luck, and Free Will
22:24 • 14min
Navigating Defenses and Practical Implications in Philosophy
36:27 • 22min
Exploring Definitions and Consequences of Free Will and Moral Responsibility
58:03 • 2min
Conceptual Engineering and Activism
59:44 • 4min
Exploring Ethical Dilemmas with Trolley Problems
01:03:43 • 3min
Guest's Online Presence and Patreon Promotion
01:07:12 • 3min