Science Podcast Appearance Coming Soon

[Leo Gura]

I will be appearing on a technical science podcast soon. It is run by academics.

Probably within a month. We are still scheduling.

Should be interesting. I already had a friendly chat with them and it went well. They ask good skeptical questions. They are materialists but openminded.

I plan to be doing more interview appearances this year across various channels and platforms.

Edited 7 hours ago by Leo Gura

[LoneWonderer]

Nice! Looking foward!  

[UnbornTao]

👍 

[RisingLane]

Mashallah! It’s great to see you featured on podcasts.

[freddyteisen]

Looking forward!

[SimpleGuy]

Waiting for this. Would you be swearing them?

[OBEler]

Wow !!!!!!

Offer them to take part in your upcoming psychedelic course so they can see for themselves.

[Clarence]

Wow, amazing! Are you a bit nervous about having the interviewer and the audience really get the depth you have to offer? I guess it’s more challenging than speaking for Actualized.org, since the context and aim are different and many people will be hearing about you and your work for the first time.

I love the fact that you're about to reach a wider range of people, especially scientists and academics. I hope it goes well and that it will get through to some people.

I remain in awe simply considering the degree to which you’ve mastered epistemology.

Edited 2 hours ago by Clarence

[Leo Gura]

59 minutes ago, SimpleGuy said:

Waiting for this. Would you be swearing them?

What??

17 minutes ago, Clarence said:

Wow, amazing! Are you a bit nervous about having the interviewer and the audience really get the depth you have to offer?

Nervous, no.

But I cannot control what questions they ask. If they don't ask good questions the thing may be a disorganized mess.

My videos are very organized for a reason. This material is too nuanced to cover in a random manner. Things need laying out in certain sequences. But that is not how interviews work. So I have to adapt to their questions on the fly, and they don't really know how profound the material is. But this is an issue I already faced with Jaimungal. It will be an issue in any interview. Which is why I have avoided interviews for most of this time. The material is too serious for casual interviews.

But I will make the best of it, so no excuses. I am looking forward to it. I will do by best to make it good and deep. They are decent people so there is hope.

Edited 2 hours ago by Leo Gura

[WonderSeeker]

5 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

I will be appearing on a technical science podcast soon. It is run by academics.

Probably within a month. We are still scheduling.

Should be interesting. I already had a friendly chat with them and it went well. They ask good skeptical questions. They are materialists but openminded.

I plan to be doing more interview appearances this year across various channels and platforms.

Q: What is your goal in this podcast episode? Will it be like Curt Jaimungal, or a different flavor?

As a nerdy ex-scientist I support this. Letter rip!

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, OBEler said:

Wow !!!!!!

Offer them to take part in your upcoming psychedelic course so they can see for themselves.

Dude, don't freak them out.

They need calm rational things, not a blast into cosmic horror.

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, WonderSeeker said:

Q: What is your goal in this podcast episode? Will it be like Curt Jaimungal, or a different flavor?

As a nerdy ex-scientist I support this. Letter rip!

Very similar to Jaimungal.

Ontology, epistemology, limits of science and rationality, God.

They want to understand what Truth is. Well, sorta. I already discussed Truth with them a bit and they were intrigued but also don't see the significance of it.

Edited 1 hour ago by Leo Gura