Space Time Mind

Pete Mandik
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Philosophy professor Pete Mandik tackles topics ranging from the neuroscience of consciousness to the philosophical foundations of physics.

  1. 15/07/2022

    Episode 40: Crungus Among Us (with Alex Kiefer)

    Watch the video of this discussion here: https://youtu.be/ASYDMgMfCtk Alex Kiefer’s webpage http://alexbkiefer.net Alex Kiefer’s music (as exileFakir): https://exilefaker.bandcamp.com WaPo story about Google engineer Blake Lemoine and LaMDA: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/06/11/google-ai-lamda-blake-lemoine/ SpaceTimeMind Episode 28: Psychedelic Artificial Neural Networks: http://www.spacetimemind.com/blog/2015/6/30/episode-28-psychedelic-artificial-neural-networks Behold!: The Crungus: https://www.iflscience.com/nothing-to-worry-about-dall-e-has-created-a-new-cryptid-named-crungus-64118 AI Can Now Generate DMT Visuals, Thanks To This Online Community: https://doubleblindmag.com/ai-can-now-generate-dmt-visuals/ Intelligence Unbound: The Future of Uploaded and Machine Minds: https://ndpr.nd.edu/reviews/intelligence-unbound-the-future-of-uploaded-and-machine-minds/ Quiet Karate Reflex: https://quietkaratereflex.bandcamp.com Additional info and credits: Intro narration: Rachelle Mandik rachellemandik.com Movie clip quote from: Space Men - Assignment Outer Space Space (1960):https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-Men SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Intro Version: Richard Brown on Drums and Pete Mandik on everything else. Mid-episode break music: Ockham’s Chainsaw by Alex Kiefer (as exileFakir): https://exilefaker.bandcamp.com/track/ockhams-chainsaw-2 SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Outro Version: Pete Mandik

  2. 28/06/2022

    SpaceTimeMind Ep. 39: Complicated Moist Robots (with Tarik LaCour)

    Video discussion from which this episode’s audio is taken: https://youtu.be/HI7OsUfPzHI Tarik LaCour on twitter: https://twitter.com/realscientistic Tarik’s conversation with Emerson Green: https://youtu.be/M3ShG06vJ2A Additional info and credits: Intro narration: Rachelle Mandik rachellemandik.com Movie clip quote from: The Creation of the Humanoids (1962): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Creation_of_the_Humanoids) SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Intro Version: Richard Brown on Drums and Pete Mandik on everything else. Mid-episode break music: Diesel by Pete Mandik SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Outro Version: Pete Mandik

  3. 15/06/2022

    The Spirit of the Senses Session

    Video discussion from which this episode’s audio is taken: https://youtu.be/b_oRS7nIujg Webpage for the Spirit of the Senses Salon: http://spiritofthesenses.org/moreaboutus.htm Additional info and credits: Intro narration: Rachelle Mandik rachellemandik.com Movie clip quote from: War of the Satellites (1958) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_the_Satellites SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Intro Version: Richard Brown on Drums and Pete Mandik on everything else. Mid-episode break music: Spring Theory by Pete Mandik SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Outro Version: Pete Mandik

  4. 24/05/2022

    Rainbow in the Dark (with Jacob Berger)

    Video discussion from which this episode’s audio is taken: https://youtu.be/I1p2MnXnvzc Jake’s webpage: https://jfberger.wixsite.com/home Jacob Berger & Richard Brown (2021) Conceptualizing consciousness, Philosophical Psychology, 34:5, 637-659. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09515089.2021.1914326 Berger 2 A Defense of Holistic Representationalism, Mind & Language 33(2): 161-176. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/mila.12163 David Rosenthal, There’s Nothing about Mary. https://www.davidrosenthal.org/DR-Mary.pdf Additional info and credits: Intro narration: Rachelle Mandik rachellemandik.com Movie clip quote from: Star Odyssey (1979) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Odyssey SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Intro Version: Richard Brown on Drums and Pete Mandik on everything else. Mid-episode break music: Diesel by Pete Mandik SpaceTimeMind Theme Song, Outro Version: Pete Mandik

  5. 11/05/2022

    SpaceTimeMind Ep. 36: NeuroYogacara (with Bryce Huebner)

    Video discussion from which this episode’s audio is taken: https://youtu.be/8e847S4uGWo Bryce’s webpage: https://brycehuebner.weebly.com Gold, Jonathan C., "Vasubandhu", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/spr2021/entries/vasubandhu/

  6. 31/10/2015

    Episode 35: Consciousness and Funky Content

    In order to account for consciousness in terms of representational content, how FUNKY does the content need to be? Along the way we discuss the representation of inexistents and whether mathematical structuralism can shed light on the conceivability of undetectable qualia inversions. Is there any real difference (as opposed to a merely notational difference) between the square root of negative one and the negative square root of negative one? If so, what would that tell us about the question of whether intersubjectively undetectable qualia inversions are conceivable?

  7. 16/10/2015

    Episode 34: Awareness, Attention, and Globally Accessible Information

    ATTENTION! Richard Brown and Pete Mandik shine their spotlights on the philosophy of mind of attention and awareness. Many philosophers of mind endorse the Transitivity Principle, the view that if you have a conscious state, you must be aware of that state. But what is the best account of the relevant notion of awareness? Is attending a kind of awareness? Further, is it a kind of awareness that is distinct from the awareness one has in virtue of perceiving, thinking about, or sensing something? Does it suffice for being aware of something that information about it is globally accessible to an embedding system? Would global availability suffice for a higher-order awareness of one’s own mental states, or would it only suffice for a first-order awareness of environmental or bodily items? Along the way we also get into some methodology and metaphilosophy, especially as regards the question of to what degree philosophical and scientific theorizing should be constrained by folk theory.

  8. 15/09/2015

    Episode 33: The Philosophy of Mind of Pain (with David Pereplyotchik)

    Prof. David Pereplyotchik once again joins Pete Mandik to tackle pain in the philosophy of mind. Can there be a scientific reductive explanation of pain. Can robots feel pain? Will this hurt? We here continue the conversation we started in SpaceTimeMind Episode 27.

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Philosophy professor Pete Mandik tackles topics ranging from the neuroscience of consciousness to the philosophical foundations of physics.

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  • Criado por
    Pete Mandik
  • Anos de atividade
    2014 - 2022
  • Episódios
    39
  • Classificação
    Explícito
  • Site do podcast
    Space Time Mind