Space Camp Podcast

Hello friends, In the traditional Space Camp fashion, we have not released anything in many moons. We are back with the warm and fuzzy discussion of assisting in one’s ultimate demise. Imagine being completely physically incapacitated by some debilitating disease while maintaining a sound mind (e.g. Stephen Hawking with ALS), would it warrant bringing your life to an expedited end? Now let’s flip the scenario and think about Robin Williams being merely cognitively impaired with Lewy Body Dementia. Does your opinion change? We discuss this dilemma with our friend and seasoned medical professional, Jeff, along with some stoic and theological underpinnings. Our philosophical base from Seneca eliciting the conversation: “I shall not lay violent hands upon myself just because I am in pain; for death under such circumstances is defeat. But if I find out that the pain must always be endured, I shall depart, not because of the pain but because it will be a hindrance to me as regards all my reasons for a living. He who dies just because he is in pain is a weakling, a coward; but he who lives merely to brave out this pain, is a fool.“ ROBIN test footage scene: https://youtu.be/Zveh4tV3NCU

After several months off, we are now back with a new episode. In today's podcast, we discuss how technology changes our world and creates new ethical dilemmas.  We talk about the Trinity test, Oppenheimer, and Sam Hughes' "I Don't Know Timmy, Being God is a Big Responsibility," a short story exploring the simulation argument and a deterministic universe. The episode starts off choppy as we dust off our cobwebs from an extended break but eventually we find our flow for a lively discussion involving philosophy, theology, and science fiction. Show Links: https://qntm.org/responsibility https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Robert_Oppenheimer Enjoy! If you'd like to contact us or leave a message that can be played in the next episode, click the link below! https://anchor.fm/space-camp/message

Hello - welcome back friends! Today we talk about the recent news regarding the short squeeze occurring on GME (GameStonk) and react to Tom MacDonald's new song "Fake Woke". Enjoy! If you'd like to contact us or leave a message that can be played in the next episode, click the link below! https://anchor.fm/space-camp/message

What happens when you undergo a 72-hour fast? Listen in as we look through our experience. We dive into “The Algebra Of Happiness” by NYU professor Scott Galloway and look at the ways to find meaning and worth in your life. Finally, we take a look at “Cancel Culture” and its impacts on the world. Does the internet mob deserve to be arbiters of truth? Listen in to find out. We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! Follow us on Twitter or Parler!

Hello Friends, Today’s podcast digs into the manifesto of Ted Kaczynski, aka the Unabomber.  Considered a prodigy early on, many anticipated a bountiful future. He went on to attend Harvard at 16 years of age followed by becoming a mathematics professor. Few would suspect this brilliant and reserved man to be the subject of an FBI led, 125 agent task unit for investigating his defeating bombings. What led this promising individual to become one of the most infamous domestic terrorists? Join us for the discussion. Listen to the full manifesto here. We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! Follow us on Twitter!

From Amazon Prime Video to Quibi, we look at the future of streaming in your home. Is it good to have HBO, Netflix, Hulu, and more available all the time?  References: Portraits of people watching: https://mymodernmet.com/donna-stevens-idiot-box/ Jeffrey Katzenberg on Quibi: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/11/business/media/jeffrey-katzenberg-quibi-coronavirus.html  The Algebra of Happiness book by Scott Galloway: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/609305/the-algebra-of-happiness-by-scott-galloway/ We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! Follow us on Twitter!

Hello Friends,  In tonight's podcast, we are joined by our guest, Stan Mou, to discuss the coronavirus pandemic. Stan is a Chinese citizen living in Toronto and was actually in Sichuan Providence in Southwestern China for the Chinese New Year when the government started responding to the coronavirus threat. We discuss his experience during the lockdown, other countries' efforts to slow down the spread, and, of course, a couple of conspiracies.  We hope you enjoy! We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! Follow us on Twitter!

Hello Friends,  Today’s podcast digs into the life of Ted Kaczynski, aka the Unabomber.  Considered a prodigy early on, many anticipated a bountiful future. He went on to attend Harvard at 16 years of age followed by becoming a mathematics professor. Few would suspect this brilliant and reserved man to be the subject of an FBI led, 125 agent task unit for investigating his defeating bombings. What led this promising individual to become one of the most infamous domestic terrorists? Join us for the discussion. We have a new merchandise shop, here it is!  Follow us on Twitter!

Might want to start with episode 3. This is the inaugural episode of the Space Camp podcast. We introduce ourselves and talk about mma, technology, the future, and other various topics.

Hello Friends,  We had a new guest join us to discuss the War on Drugs for this episode.  Jose Gastaldi has substantial experience working in drug policy in South America and the cannabis industry in Colorado. He is originally from Colombia and has lived and worked in several countries, offers a unique perspective on the War on Drugs.  We touch on the Legal Industry of the Coca Plant in South America, the cannabis industry in the U.S. and profound changes in drug policy currently happening.  Here are a few links related to our conversation.  We hope you enjoy! https://www.forbes.com/sites/janetwburns/2017/08/28/fda-designates-mdma-as-breakthrough-therapy-for-post-traumatic-stress/#625a2d747460 https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/03/science/magic-mushrooms-psilocybin-scheduleiv.html Coca Plant: https://www.csmonitor.com/2005/1222/p04s01-woam.html Decriminalization votes happening in cities such as Denver and Oakland. https://ktla.com/2019/06/04/oakland-weighs-decriminalizing-psychoactive-plants-like-ayahuasca-peyote-and-hallucinogenic-mushrooms/ https://decriminalizedenver.org/ We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! Follow us on Twitter!

Hello friends, in today’s podcast we bring on a new guest, Eric Herbert, to talk about the bullshit asymmetry principle. We get lost in the weeds early but gather ourselves to touch on the dangers of headline reading, how to argue trolls, and even global warming. Sadly, our recording gets cut off abruptly due to technical difficulties. We hope you enjoy!

Join Soren on this solo podcast to dive into a little history of Watchmen and a quick review of episode 1: "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice". Background: If you want more background on Watchmen please watch (no pun intended) Alt Shift X on it. Truly one of the best backgrounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJmg0uc3CjY

Hello friends, today Kyle discusses the new Netflix documentary touting the vegan lifestyle, The Game Changers.

Hi friends. Today we talk through two main topics: The new Joker movie and the Missing 411. Joker: the new Todd Phillips movie stars the incredible Joaquin Phoenix. We dive into our ratings of the movie, themes within the film, and comparisons to Heath Ledger. Also Kyle and Soren share a few unnerving stories about their time in the theater. Missing 411: Have 1,600 people vanished from public lands in the US? We dive into David Paulides’ research on missing people and the slightly paranormal/weird angles of some of the stories. Also, what are tips for surviving? Pro tip: Don’t hike off the path and stay put when you get lost.  Article to read: Article Must-Read: How 1,600 People Went Missing from Our Public Lands Without a Trace  We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! Follow us on Twitter!

Hi friends, tonight I break down some of the expected benefits of fasting and give a primer for you to start your first fast. We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! Follow us on Twitter!

Hi friends, this is our 20th episode special, and today we are joined by Nico aka "Big Cat". We talk about the recent vaping developments and share some relatable stories. You can find Nico's Big Cat shirt HERE! Please follow us on Twitter!

Hello friends, today we talk about the quotes below and Jordan Peterson's check in to rehab. "Civilization relieves us of the burden of needing to be honest all the time." "Strong institutions where they exist replace personal relations as social regulators." "I don't trust society to protect us, I have no intention of placing my fate in the hands of men whose only qualification is that they managed to con a block of people to vote for them." We have a new merchandise shop, here it is! shop.spreadshirt.com/space-camp-podcast/ Follow us on Twitter!

Hi Friends! Tonight we talk about Dave Chappelle's new comedy special and the reaction by the media to his jokes, and the Pod People of San Francisco. We also have a new merchandise store that you can find here: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/space-camp-podcast/ Follow us on Twitter!

Today we talk about some of the big fights in the upcoming UFC 241 event and finish it off with our 72 hour fasting experiences and research.

Today we discuss the results for UFC 239, give a primer on the Jeffery Epstein lawsuit and regulations, then Torsten introduces the "Major" system for improving your memory. Article 1:  https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-07-09/snyder-epstein-case-has-potential-be-biggest-scandal-american-history  Article 2:  https://litemind.com/major-system/  Follow us on Twitter!  https://twitter.com/SpaceCampPod or Minds!  https://www.minds.com/spacecamppod