Think Like a Madman: Recent Episodes
David Fuentes
David speaks freely about the complicated and challenging ideas/thoughts of his mind. He shares opinions, arguments, and experiences surrounding philosophy, psychology, politics, personalities, technology, books, and more. It's never certain what he will speak about, but it's always certain he will think like a madman.
A discursive chat between two dudes. From religious ideas to open thinking, from gender to finance, masculinity, and Army; Colt and I discuss a range of relevant topics.
Listen to a short and sensitive story where a man named Daniel is confronted by a woman he used to know; awkward and uncomfortable emotions playing out through a difficult interaction, leading to a bittersweet ending.
David shares the deeper meanings of sport, film, music, and story; he shares some values worthy of practice; then he tells you why you should keep playing.
David returns from the grave to challenge the popular idea of "accepting yourself". Instead, he recommends you take the braver route of improving yourself.
David speaks, in somewhat wavering manner, about abortion, the value of human life, and the idea of values guiding you through the world.
David finally returns from hibernation to criticize Darwinian logic and, more importantly, adolescents.
David explains the dominance hierarchy, our behavior concerning it, and the idea of superiority.
David speaks about the recent climate change commotion and a popular simplistic thinking about climate change. He then speaks about the idea of perceiving religion as a heuristic(metaphorical truths).
David describes the big five personality traits scientific model widely used by psychologists, with hopes you gain some more understanding about yourself and, possibly, others. He then shares his personal understanding of the levels/categories of intellect.
David proposes the concerns of Postmodernism rhetoric/ideology and explains the deeper meaning of the situation of Mauna Kea.
David delivers a poor intro about the podcast, educates you on the idea of critical thinking, and then speaks about super intelligent A.I. that could dominate us.