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Do Chairs Really Exist?

By: Sagar Hugar
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  • A philosophical inquiry into everyday dilemmas of the modern world, a short-form weekly podcast. We here try to look at one philosopher (at least) and one theory/idea in every episode.
    Sagar Hugar
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  • EP2 • Socrates and the Spirit of Questioning

    EP2 • Socrates and the Spirit of Questioning
    May 29 2021

    In this episode, we look at the life of ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, and how he went about engaging in philosophical discussions with fellow Athenians. We talk about some present-day issues like Information Overload and Fake News, and how we can employ the Socratic Method to forge critical thinking and tackle the prior mentioned issues. 
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    12 mins
  • EP1 • COVID-19 and the Quest for Meaning

    EP1 • COVID-19 and the Quest for Meaning
    May 22 2021

    In this episode, we look at how humans have historically resisted the worst of catastrophes. Taking inspiration from existential philosophers, the episode sheds light on the importance of having a meaning/purpose in life to endure a crisis. We look at the life and struggle of Psychologist Viktor Frankl, and some ways in which we can go about seeking meaning during these trying times of COVID-19 pandemic.
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    14 mins
  • Trailer • Do Chairs Really Exist?

    Trailer • Do Chairs Really Exist?
    May 10 2021

    Do Chairs Really Exist? A philosophical inquiry into everyday dilemmas of the modern world. A short form weekly podcast by Sagar Hugar. 
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    3 mins
Philosophy Social Sciences
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