Jack Symes

So it's sort of on the listener to not just go, I've just listened to this person for two or three hours. I should leave my church or like, I don't know, go out and live in the middle of nowhere.

So it's sort of on the listener to not just go, I've just listened to this person for two or three hours. I should leave my church or like, I don't know, go out and live in the middle of nowhere.

Maybe. If someone listens to this and decides to quit their job and start counting grass or something. I just don't want someone to give up and think it's all meaningful. No, as in like counting grass instead of helping people. It's not your fault.

Maybe. If someone listens to this and decides to quit their job and start counting grass or something. I just don't want someone to give up and think it's all meaningful. No, as in like counting grass instead of helping people. It's not your fault.

Maybe. If someone listens to this and decides to quit their job and start counting grass or something. I just don't want someone to give up and think it's all meaningful. No, as in like counting grass instead of helping people. It's not your fault.

Well, I'm fundamentally here for a reason, which is that a lot of the things we're talking about, especially today, are just things that are underrepresented in legacy media. Yeah. Especially like non-human animal rights stuff. I find that when I've tried to talk about it and whether it's BBC or podcasts and stuff that people sometimes feel like they're complicit or that it's too divisive.

Well, I'm fundamentally here for a reason, which is that a lot of the things we're talking about, especially today, are just things that are underrepresented in legacy media. Yeah. Especially like non-human animal rights stuff. I find that when I've tried to talk about it and whether it's BBC or podcasts and stuff that people sometimes feel like they're complicit or that it's too divisive.

Well, I'm fundamentally here for a reason, which is that a lot of the things we're talking about, especially today, are just things that are underrepresented in legacy media. Yeah. Especially like non-human animal rights stuff. I find that when I've tried to talk about it and whether it's BBC or podcasts and stuff that people sometimes feel like they're complicit or that it's too divisive.

Like two weeks ago, I was removed from a panel which I was supposed to be speaking on because I was going to be defending non-human animal rights. So they changed the topic of it. Because, well, they don't want to upset people who are in the audience who consume these creatures. That's stupid. It's stupid. It's a conversation. Yeah, precisely. And that's a shame. As well with agnosticism, too.

Like two weeks ago, I was removed from a panel which I was supposed to be speaking on because I was going to be defending non-human animal rights. So they changed the topic of it. Because, well, they don't want to upset people who are in the audience who consume these creatures. That's stupid. It's stupid. It's a conversation. Yeah, precisely. And that's a shame. As well with agnosticism, too.

Like two weeks ago, I was removed from a panel which I was supposed to be speaking on because I was going to be defending non-human animal rights. So they changed the topic of it. Because, well, they don't want to upset people who are in the audience who consume these creatures. That's stupid. It's stupid. It's a conversation. Yeah, precisely. And that's a shame. As well with agnosticism, too.

There's a huge amount of people who are spiritual but not religious. And we've got this public conversation, which is you're either like the Pope or Jordan Peterson or you're like one of the four horsemen of new atheism. And leaves out all of these people in the middle who was like trying to search for that.

There's a huge amount of people who are spiritual but not religious. And we've got this public conversation, which is you're either like the Pope or Jordan Peterson or you're like one of the four horsemen of new atheism. And leaves out all of these people in the middle who was like trying to search for that.

There's a huge amount of people who are spiritual but not religious. And we've got this public conversation, which is you're either like the Pope or Jordan Peterson or you're like one of the four horsemen of new atheism. And leaves out all of these people in the middle who was like trying to search for that.

I really enjoyed the conversation.

I really enjoyed the conversation.

I really enjoyed the conversation.

Cool. So if you just search Jack Symes philosophy, you can get to my site where everything sort of is. The podcast I do is the Panpsychast. It means casting thought everywhere in reverse. And that's all about all kinds of philosophy. Two books out this year, Philosophers on Guard. Two in a year. Damn. Both on guard as well. So first one's Philosophers on Guard, talking about existence.

Cool. So if you just search Jack Symes philosophy, you can get to my site where everything sort of is. The podcast I do is the Panpsychast. It means casting thought everywhere in reverse. And that's all about all kinds of philosophy. Two books out this year, Philosophers on Guard. Two in a year. Damn. Both on guard as well. So first one's Philosophers on Guard, talking about existence.

Cool. So if you just search Jack Symes philosophy, you can get to my site where everything sort of is. The podcast I do is the Panpsychast. It means casting thought everywhere in reverse. And that's all about all kinds of philosophy. Two books out this year, Philosophers on Guard. Two in a year. Damn. Both on guard as well. So first one's Philosophers on Guard, talking about existence.