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WWB Season 1: Foundations of Wisdom

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S1: Foundations of Wisdom

20 Hot Topics: The first hot topics lay the groundwork by exploring philosophy, science, critical thinking, and history through quick, engaging FAQs. Discover the basics of logic, cognitive biases, and foundational philosophical concepts that shape human thought.

Season 1: Mar 17 - Apr 28 2024

5 Episodes

1. Philosophy

2. Science

3. Critical Thinking

4. History

Presidents-ranked

Was Trump the worst president in history?

Historians and political scientists rank presidents for the history books, and they already rank Trump as the worst president.
Which way to go road sign

Should you engage Trump supporters?

Should you engage Trumpsters? Yes and no. The short answer is no because they are brainwashed. The longer answer is yes, but only on basic ...
hot-neand-d4dc5a49-fc63-4451-80d3-87b2ef906941-1

Were neanderthals artistic?

Philosophy of Mind < Philosophy
panorama-milky-way-galaxy-e1710531652773

What is the farthest object in space?

Cosmology < Science
hot-authority

Why do we rely on authority figures for information?

Logical Fallacies < Four Mind Traps < TST Framework < Critical Thinking
darwin1

Did Charles Darwin’s uncle invent the steam engine?

The steam engine was invented in ancient greece. Lost, it was rediscovered by Thomas Newcomen in 1712. Later improved by James Watt, no relation to ...
silhouette photography of person

What is consciousness?

Philosophy of Mind < Philosophy
hot-planets-galaxy-science-fiction

Will the universe end in an ever-expanding cold isolated death?

The universe is likely to expand forever toward a cold, isolated end known as the Big Freeze, but that's trillions of years from now.
hot-early-religion-muslims

Are there more Christians or Muslims in the world today?

About 50% worldwide identify with one of the Abrahamic religions. Christians about 31%, Muslims about 24%, and Jews a tiny .2%.
police car at street

Does the border problem contribute to higher crime rates?

Our Time < History
Portrait of Aristoteles. Copy of the Imperial era (1st or 2nd century) of a lost bronze sculpture made by Lysippos

Did Aristotle believe in a soul?

Metaphysics < Philosophy
dead-Earth-fcdc470a-2aac-4790-b032-a384212291b5

Can you explain the Big Freeze, Big Rip, and Big Crunch Ideas?

Competing ideas about the end of the universe, with the Big Freeze currently best supported by observations.
hot-three-ways-of-thinking

What is the difference between reason and logic?

Five Thought Tools < TST Framework < Critical Thinking
hot-early-religion

Were evangelicals and catholics a part of the first 100 years of the United States?

The first century of the United States was shaped primarily by Protestant culture, Deism, and Enlightenment ideals
roman-borg-battle-1-touchstonetruth

Was the Roman Empire like the Borg?

A bit. The Roman Empire grew by assimilation.
three-galaxies-from-Earth-TouchstoneTruth

How many galaxies can we see with the naked eye?

Cosmology < Science
Concept of evaluation. True or false symbol. Accepted or rejected. Yes or no

What is a false choice?

Logical Fallacies < Four Mind Traps < TST Framework < Critical Thinking
The words socialism and capitalism are standing on piece of papers, politics

What is the difference between socialism and communism?

Our Time < History
dark-middle-ages

Debating History: Should We Say “Dark Ages” or “Middle Ages?”

Philosophy of Mind < Philosophy
Imagined image: a possible look for neanderthals. On left is a neanderthal, circa 400,000 BCE when they first emerged. On the right, a neanderthal, circa 100,000 BCE, and perhaps after interbreeding with humans.

How many humans walked the Earth in 300,000 BCE?

Focusing on the genus Homo, rather than only our direct-line DNA ancestors, there were likely over 2 million.
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