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Author: James Seed

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Have you ever wondered why the world seems so crazy today? Well, what if I told you, it's only going to get crazier and that no one is looking ahead at what is in store for humanity? Well, almost no one. Join me, James Seed, where we'll discuss the moral, ethical, cultural, practical, and philosophical dilemmas that humans will have to address in both the distant and not-so-distant future. Follow along and subscribe to Ethics of the Future on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere else you get your podcasts.
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This episode continues the in part 1 if social media should be banned.
Today we dive in head first to the extremely broad and complex topic of social media as well as ask the question, if social media should be banned. Come explore some pros and cons then decide for yourself.
Part 2 continues the discussion on why video games are no longer as good as they used to be and where they might go in the future.
Have you noticed video games don’t seem to be as good as they used to be? We explore why that might be, my complaints on modern games and where they might be headed in the future.
Part two continues the discussion about if we're living in a giant simulation and what happens if we are.
What if we're just all living in a giant simulation or what if we're all brains in a vat controlled by a mad scientist? According to some, we already are! But what are the consequences if we are? Come along for the ride and find out if we're actually in the Matrix!
This episode is a continuation of the discussion from part 1 of Title: Hypermodernism Revisited: The Exorcist: Believer.
I've spent 15 years thinking about Hypermodernism and, as promised, this episode continues the discussion of Hypermodernism. Follow along as we go through another example of the Hypermodern Times in which we live using the reboot/sequel The Exorcist: Believer.
This episode continues the discussion from part 1 finishing the possible future scenarios and the ethical question, if we should augment our own intelligence.
There is a war on the horizon. It won't be fought with guns, bombs or even lasers...follow along as this episode explores possible scenarios which may happen should human beings augment their own intelligence and if we should augment our own intellect.
Welcome to part 2 where we'll continue the exploration of the movie Idiocracy and how it predicted the future.
Idiocracy is a cult classic comedy but is the movie also prophetic? Was it able to see the future? What did it get right? Where are we headed according to the movie? Follow along in part 1 where we'll explore some of the questions and issues addressed within the movie.
Part 2 focuses on the intellectual exercise and question if terrorism can ever be morally justified.
This episode explores how the United States might fall into an authoritarian regime in the future, what might happen after, and asks the question if terrorism can ever be morally justified.
Episode 14 dives into how the recent billion-dollar Barbie movie is an example of Hypermodernism.
Episode 13 re-explains the concept of Hypermodernism from episodes 1 & 2 of the podcast but in an easier-to-digest cliff notes version.
Part 2 explores the question if we should forgive loans and how to solve the ever-increasing education inflation problem. Things get a little heated again at the end so stick around!
We’re experiencing education inflation in real time. What is education inflation and its impact on student loans? How is it effecting wages? Find out in Part 1 of this statistic heavy episode.
In this episode, we'll explore the Teletransportation Paradox and the nature of identity. If you step into a Star Trek Teleporter that rips apart all the molecules of your body, are you still the same person at the end as you were in the beginning? How can you know you are still you after teleportation? What makes up your identity?
The final episode in this 3 part series finishes up the award winning ethics paper discussed in part 2 and then we explore the impact between men and women going forward with the acceptance and ubiquity of sex robots.
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