

Missed Again.
Sep 19, 2024
President Trump faces another assassination attempt, stirring media chaos and highlighting political rhetoric's impact. The discussion critiques Ketanji Brown Jackson's use of dubious studies to endorse affirmative action. Delving into social science, the episode emphasizes its politicization and the need for rigorous standards. The hosts also explore the connection between science, faith, and free speech, cautioning against censorship in today's digital landscape. Alongside these serious themes, lighthearted banter about sci-fi and sports adds a playful touch.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
From Sci-Fi to Politics
02:24 • 5min
Media Perceptions and Political Polarization in Geopolitical Conflicts
07:30 • 2min
Political Rhetoric and Media Dynamics
09:56 • 22min
The Interplay of Social Science and Political Discourse
31:44 • 5min
Science, Faith, and the Free Speech Dilemma
36:56 • 19min
Navigating the Challenges of Free Speech in the Digital Age
55:36 • 3min