In this five minute series, we explain the fundamentals of formal logic in podcasts that are about five minutes each. This episode is an introduction into the basics of an…
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In this episode of the 5 minute podcast, we cover one of the most common fallacies in human discourse: Affirming the Consequent.
There is a terribly unfortunate trend in social media to mock and humiliate other people. This is possible for the same reason it’s so easy to drop bombs on people:…
In this five minute series, we explain the fundamentals of formal logic in podcasts that are about five minutes each. This episode is a general introduction into formal logic. …
Hello Crispy, thank you for taking the time… Now, I’ve a single question, but a number of assertions to get to it. First, lets assume I believe Jesus existed. Even…
There are numerous quarks, odd bits, and evolutionary holdovers to the human psyche. Most people think the human brain is perfect, processes information accurately, and does what it’s supposed to,…
(EXPLICIT) First published on January 1, 2016 by author and speaker Nicholas Lamar Soutter, this experimental piece was a part Denis Leary, part Lewis Black. It was Mr. Soutter’s attempt at a rapid, profane yet erudite piece which accurately explained the rise of Donald Trump. Meant as an experimental piece, rough around the edges, and coming in at a whopping 18 minutes, it none the less took off, garnering over five thousand shares in just a few days. This is the original piece, in its entirety.
The Humanist Codex is a collection of critiques of theism and counters to common theistic arguments. These are in the form of five-minute essential essays which explain the argument and…
Every argument for the existence of God is actually a Gaps argument. It is literally the single oldest argument in the history of human discourse. It is also the most failed one.
