The Debaters' Discourse: Recent Episodes
Gabriel and Samuel
This is a podcast that focuses on argumentation. Arguments can get ugly quick, and often they aren't helpful. People tend to be wary of arguments simply out of fear of disagreement. However, argumentation, when done properly, helps us reason through our beliefs, leading us to the truth. So, in this podcast, we'll try to help make arguments better.
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Sorry it's been so long guys! Your editor (Sam) was busy and then lazy... and mostly lazy... That's on me.
But we are back to publishing! The topic we are debating is, has technology been a net good? Thanks for listening.
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*I'm not really sure if there are 5 tips, but it's around that...
In this episode, you guys are going to hear the things we noticed from reading some of St. Thomas Aquinas' work.
We are by no means experts here, I (Sam) have only read a few passages of Aquinas, but I think we still picked up some good ideas from him.
Enjoy the first episode of season 2!
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Guys we did it! This is now a multi-season show! I mean... that's not that amazing, but we are celebrating.
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Welcome to episode 12! In this episode, Sam and Gabe consider two options: movies and documentaries. Which one is best?
Also, there is a big announcement right at the beginning of this episode! We are pretty excited about what's coming.
In this episode of the Debaters' Discourse, we talk about time management again. This is a continued podcast, so if you haven't seen the first part of this episode, check it out before you watch this! If you have seen the first part, we are proud of you.
Thanks for watching!
I mean, what can I say? We debate this: What is best, Velcro straps or normal shoe laces?
You guys should be proud of us because we are actually not debating a food topic... Who would have thought.
Also, we made it to 10 episodes. This isn't the biggest landmark, but I think we are glad we made it.
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In this episode of the Debaters' Discourse, the two fine fellas talk about time management, but really they talk about hyperbole and the dangers that it can bring. This is part 1 of a (you guessed it) 2 part series. Stay tuned for episode 11, which should be the second part to this podcast.
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This one is a real treat. Sit down, grab some popcorn and fries or whatever you prefer to eat when listening to podcasts. Although, honestly, popcorn and fries is a really weird combination... so if you are eating that... I don't know what to say.
As always, the view expressed in this episode are not necessarily the views of the debaters. They may or may not be... we aren't really sure.
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In this episode of the Debaters' Discourse, we talk about empathy. We do NOT actually say the word "elephant" in this episode, but it's nice in the title... cause who wouldn't like elephants? While elephants maybe aren't empathetic, you definitely should be.
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In this episode of the Debaters' Discourse, Samuel and Gabe debate the controversial question: should Chick-fil-A sauce be sold in large bottles. We sell ketchup and mustard in this way, but should the legendary Chick-fil-A sauce be distributed?
Tune in to see how things go.
In this episode of the Debaters' Discourse, we discuss the problems and benefits of the appeal to authority. Sometimes, the appeal to authority is a logical fallacy, but sometimes it is good and helpful to have a proper authority to guide you. Tune in to learn more!
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In this episode of the Debaters' Discourse, Gabe and Sam discuss the hot topic: is cereal a soup? We hope we do this question justice.
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Hello! In this episode of the Debaters' Discourse, Samuel and Gabe discuss the problems of confirmation bias and loss aversion. Both tendencies can influence our ability to see the truth, making it essential to overcome. Join us as we dive into the two psychological tendencies and explore potential solutions to overcome them.
Source Note: We cite a study by Dr. John Ioannidis. The study is by Dr. Ioannidis, but the quote regarding the study came from Michael Walker, with Data Science Central.
Hey everyone! Welcome to a new series called "Hot Takes." We'll be debating a few different "controversial" topics. You'll probably understand after the first one. If you don't have time to listen to a full episode, but you want to listen to something, you may want to listen to this.
We will post once a week (or we'll try), and every other one will be a Hot Take episode. That's our goal.
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In this episode, the debaters discuss the critical question of when to argue. Sam and Gabe look at the importance of proper timing in argument engagement, and the principals we can use to decide when to engage.
Hello there!
Thanks for watching this teaser trailer. I guess the only thing we should say is that we didn't misspell our title. Because debater is plural, the apostrophe comes after the (s). So if you thought we misspelled it, you were wrong.
But all joking aside, stay tuned for more episodes; we'll try to keep them coming.