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Digital Salon with John Vervaeke: The Meaning Crisis

May 14, 2020

01:11:03

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Meaning in Life - It's a Metaphor for the Kind of Meaning

05:57

How Does Science Affect Our Practice?

03:54

Socrates and the Logos Pro Process

05:31

Introduction

3min

Meaning in Life - It's a Metaphor for the Kind of Meaning

6min

Relevanc Realization

3min

Is There a Difference Between Wisdom and Knowledge?

5min

The New Atheists Aren't Anti-Christian, Nor Are They Anti-Secularists?

2min

Is the World Disenchanted?

3min

The Disenchantment of the Bay Area Ecosystem

3min

Is America a Fatalistic Society?

2min

Is Fatalism Part of a Healthy Society?

5min

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The Scientific World View Does Not Have the Capacity to Explain the Process of Science

3min

11.

Is Death a Fact?

3min

12.

The Absurdity of Death

2min

13.

How Does Science Affect Our Practice?

4min

14.

How Mindfulness Relates to the Meaning Crisis?

4min

15.

Do You See Inside? That's What a Virtue Does

2min

16.

Is There a Religion That's Not a Religion?

2min

17.

The Three Missing Orders in a Viable

2min

18.

Is There a Crisis of Meaning?

3min

19.

Socrates and the Logos Pro Process

6min

20.

Apocalypse

4min

21.

The Zombi Apocalypse

2min

22.

Igt, Are You Taking That as an Ideal of Rationalism?

2min

23.

The Meaning Crisis - Is There a Future Project?

2min

Professor John Vervaeke joins Wolf Tivy and Ash Milton to discuss the contemporary crisis of social meaning. We explore the specter of death during pandemic, how to surpass self-deception, and the role of community in creating meaning.

John Vervaeke is an assistant professor in cognitive psychology and cognitive science at the University of Toronto. His work centers around the relationship between science and spirituality and the meaning crisis. He is on Twitter at @vervaeke_john.