Conversations with Peter Boghossian

Peter Boghossian evaluates the weak, performative cowardice of public shaming with filmmaker Rob Feld. Their discussion shows how online tribal signaling prioritizes social status over truth and actively destroys authentic human relationships. Citizens must reject this self-indulgent behavior to survive political disagreement.
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Peter Boghossian and former New Zealand National Party MP Simon O'Connor expose how naive democracies choose comfortable blindness over imminent CCP threats. By bartering core values (liberties, freedoms) for Chinese trade (cheap goodies), the West invites cultural collapse. Ignorance currently costs nothing, but deep apathy erodes our security. If we keep it up, we'll sink our ship, and we'll have nobody to blame but ourselves.
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Can you cheat quantum entanglement using a mirror? Peter Boghossian asks physics researcher Maxime Desalle to reconcile bizarre parallel universes with the reality we observe. They dissect academic taboos, the Fermi paradox, and whether human consciousness creates its own illusions.
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Peter Boghossian asks why nobody takes human intelligence rules seriously when building software, prompting Carlos to explain that computers only copy old information, which completely fails to mimic how a real human mind thinks up new ideas. This sharp conversation destroys the tech industry hype about artificial general intelligence.
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Peter Boghossian and Leonardo Orlando discuss Leonardo's book, "Sexe, Science et Censure". This outstanding work, grounded in evolutionary biology and rooted in facts and evidence, exposes how dating apps distort biological desires. Women look for protection and resources, while men prioritize physical attractiveness. They explore how the online dating world warps and enhances desires.
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