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IdeaLogical

IdeaLogical

著者: Zach Lee
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Ready to challenge your thinking? Hosted by Zach Lee of the Institute for the Study of Philosophy, Politics, and Culture, Ideological explores the philosophies, worldviews, and cultural forces shaping how we think and live. From history and psychology to the nature of thought, Zach blends sharp insight, humor, and curiosity in interviews and solo episodes. Smart, accessible, and non-partisan, it’s your new favorite space for big ideas and engaging conversation.Zach Lee 哲学 社会科学
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  • 10 Habits of Dumb People
    2026/09/28

    Most people don't become smarter overnight—but they can stop making the habits that keep them stuck. In this video, we break down 10 Habits of Dumb People—the common behaviors that quietly undermine good judgment, clear thinking, and personal growth. See how many you've noticed... or fallen into yourself.

    Watch now and let me know which one you think is the most damaging.

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    48 分
  • A Christian Nation…Really?
    2026/09/14

    “Is America a Christian Nation?”

    Just this question alone causes conflict. In this lecture we go over some of the history, context, supreme court cases, and statistics to see if America is a so-called “Christian Nation.” You’ll find that the answer depends on the often-repeated logical fallacy of equivocation. Since the issue has often been co-opted by both sides for irrelevant and unrelated purposes, we cut through the bullsh*t so you don’t have to.

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  • Can We Trust The Experts? Can We Trust AI?
    2026/08/31

    In this episode, we explore the “death of expertise.” We no longer esteem experts in certain fields because we don’t know whom to trust. Furthermore, AI can instantly generate arguments, summaries, and explanations on almost any subject – but the people using AI lack the education, discernment, knowledge of its limits, or research methodology needed to use it correctly. Access to information is not the same thing as understanding. We will discuss how culture is reshaping authority and public discourse—and why the illusion of expertise may be one of the defining problems of the modern world.

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    47 分
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