James Robert Brown

In this engaging conversation, James Robert Brown, a philosophy professor at the University of Toronto, delves into the philosophical intersections of mathematics and ethics. He explores the intricate Continuum Hypothesis, challenging traditional views of infinities. The discussion highlights moral realism without the need for a deity and debates the validity of mathematical truths like '2+2=5.' Brown also navigates the complexities of free will in a deterministic universe, prompting listeners to ponder the nature of mathematical and ethical understanding.