Episode 025 - Social Optionality, Ethics of Vegetarianism, and the Science of Cute

Update: 2021-07-27

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After a two week long hiatus, tune in to listen to our wide-ranging conversation on the effect of choice in social interaction, the ethics of eating meat in relation to animal consciousness, and the science of cute.

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Episode 028 - Spiritual Pain, Life Optimization, and Absurdism

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Episode 027 - Life Updates and Habituation

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Episode 026 - The Point of It All

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Episode 025 - Social Optionality, Ethics of Vegetarianism, and the Science of Cute

2021-07-2741:14

Episode 024 - Online Persona

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Episode 023 - Chewing, Having No Opinion, and Being Late

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Episode 022 - How Important is Financial Literacy?

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Episode 021 - Squashing the Beef

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Episode 020 - Honeymoon Phases & Beyond

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Episode 019 - Ethics in Context

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Episode 017 - The Spectrum of Confidence

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Episode 016 - The Fig Tree & the Search for Fulfillment

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Episode 015 - The Friendship Hierarchy

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Episode 014 - Making Friends After College, Social Batteries, and Posing

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Episode 012 - Designing Your Life pt. 1

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Episode 009 - A Meta-Analysis of "The Undecided Podcast"

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Episode 008 - Fishing in the Reservoir of Regret

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Episode 007 - Know Yourself

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Episode 006 - Time

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Episode 005 - Filtering Misinformation in the Digital Age

2021-03-2101:05:23

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Episode 025 - Social Optionality, Ethics of Vegetarianism, and the Science of Cute

David, Daniel and Jonathan

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Episode 025 - Social Optionality, Ethics of Vegetarianism, and the Science of Cute

David, Daniel and Jonathan

Episode 025 - Social Optionality, Ethics of Vegetarianism, and the Science of Cute