In this episode, we get real and unapologetic, sharing personal opinions that most people wouldn’t dare say out loud. In this judgment-free, no-pussyfooting episode, we say fuck you to political correctness and push the boundaries of what’s acceptable. Wanna cancel us? Cool. But you’ll have to actually listen first. Your move, coward!

In this episode, we discuss the concept of shared responsibility. Does an individual’s inactivity make them complicit in certain actions? We examine guilt within the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine. Are all Russians overly complacent about the war? To what extent are we responsible for the actions of our society, whether they are small or significant?

wtf happened and wtf is going to happen in the US.

In this episode, we discussed the appoaches to arguying with people who have completely opposite views. Some people think that the best practice of news media is to provide both sides a story. However, are there some opinions that are too extreme to be platformed?

In this episode, we discuss conspiracy theories and how people get drawn into them. We explore their origins, their growing popularity, and the increase in mistrust of the government.

In this episode, we discuss paternalism and what it involves. We talk about how comfortable we are with the government and other authorities making decisions for the general population. As usual, we also have a little argument.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of pity and how it is manifested in human interaction. We explore the distinctions between pity, sympathy, empathy, and compassion, and examine the motivations behind helping others.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of free will and whether humans possess it. We explore the extent to which luck influences our decisions, and whether we can be held accountable for actions resulting from random chance. Additionally, we consider the best approach to assigning moral judgment in light of the potential absence of free will.