Episode 025 - Social Optionality, Ethics of Vegetarianism, and the Science of Cute

Episode 028 - Spiritual Pain, Life Optimization, and Absurdism

In this new season of The Undecided Podcast, David, Daniel and Jonathan give life updates, debate the existence of an "optimal life", and consider the case for pre-determinism.  Write to us: undecidedpodcast.1@gmail.com

Episode 027 - Life Updates and Habituation

In this long-awaited episode, we come back and reflect on what we've been up to circa late July - early August 2021. We also discuss the concept of habituation in the context of our hobbies as well as in our relationships and how it can relate to burnout.  (NOTE: The audio in this episode was a bit corrupted so the introduction is a little rough and might be hard to listen to. Please bear through it as it doesn't last the whole episode) Contact Us: undecidedpodcast.1@gmail.com Music: Welcome Back - Mase (Instrumental) Get 2 FREE stock with Webull: https://a.webull.com/iq65QXmOQjrIhgGsdl

Episode 026 - The Point of It All

Join us in this week's episode where we talk about why we find interesting things, interesting and the merits of existential nihilism.  Inspiration for this week's topic: The Anthropocene Reviewed (Signed Edition) by John Green: 9780525555216 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books [https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/672554/the-anthropocene-reviewed-signed-edition-by-john-green/] Contact Us: undecidedpodcast.1@gmail.com Instrumental: The Kid LAROI - WRONG (BEST INSTRUMENTAL) ft. Lil Mosey - YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fXrGRyLLhs&ab_channel=prizzbeats]

Episode 025 - Social Optionality, Ethics of Vegetarianism, and the Science of Cute

After a two week long hiatus, tune in to listen to our wide-ranging conversation on the effect of choice in social interaction, the ethics of eating meat in relation to animal consciousness, and the science of cute.

Episode 024 - Online Persona

In this episode, we question the value of having an online persona, how context factors into one's online persona over time, and whether or not the desire to have an online persona is internally or externally motivated.