Enhanced Games: Should Athletes Be Allowed to Dope?

The Myth of Laziness: Why the "Work More" debate misses the point.

Patricia and Annette dive into the recent debate over whether people are becoming "lazy" and what it really means to work enough in modern society. From unpaid care work and tax incentives to bureaucracy, inequality, AI, and workplace surveillance, they explore whether longer working hours are actually the solution to society's challenges. Along the way, they ask a deeper philosophical question: when we talk about productivity, are we measuring what truly matters? Join Patricia and Annette for a conversation about work, rest, fairness, and the kinds of social structures that help people and societies flourish.

Semester Reflections: Philosophy and Computer Science

In this episode, Ramseen and Isabel talk about life in the Philosophy and Computer Science program at University of Bayreuth—from AI ethics and explainability to political philosophy, creative projects, research, campus life, and surviving semesters with wildly different backgrounds.

New German Episode Available on Our Other Channel!

A short trailer for our new episode on volunteering — now live on our German channel 🇩🇪🎧

Enhanced Games: Should Athletes Be Allowed to Dope?

In this episode of Philosophy&, Olivier Roy and Patricia Rich take a philosophical look at the Enhanced Games. Are doping bans really about fairness, or just difficult to enforce? Should athletes have the freedom to decide what they put into their bodies, or do competitive sports require collective rules? They also examine financial incentives, questions of exploitation, and whether this new model offers a genuine alternative to the Olympic Games

PhilosophyAnd (Deutsch) !

PhilosophyAnd is also available in German! Tune in to explore our discussions there: https://open.spotify.com/show/7Ml2X1ksJ9b1GpI9UO5dwS?si=ebaf936144514f82