E49| Remembering The Future, w/ Zak Stein & Gregg Henriques

Zak Stein is a writer, futurist, and eminent philosopher of education. Gregg Henriques is a tenured professor at JMU who is re-defining the science of psychology itself. They join Tim for a philosophical dialogue that reckons with doubt, false prophets, and the ethics of navigating our time between worlds.

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Conversation Waypoints

Remembering The Future – Barbara Marx Hubbard via Teilhard de Chardin
Metapsychology
Dignity, the Being Realm, Deficiency Realm, Maslow
Humility, doubt, responsibility, and dark knowledge
Epistemic humility and teacherly authority
What is civil society now? Is it valuable to podcast?
Meta-values for an emergent digital culture
‘When’ we are, kairos time, covenants and first principles / first values
Myth, science, fragmented pluralism, and emergence
Symbolic immortality, myth-making and continuity
False prophets

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myth; feel; sense; world; dynamics; fact; speak; part; deep; doubt; emerge; experience; relate; find; question

Zak Stein & Gregg Henriques

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Zak’s Links

Website

Folio of podcasts / channels Zak has appeared on

Zak’s metapsychology lectures at the Stoa

Zak’s second book, Education in a Time Between Worlds, is a philosophical work grappling with the relations between schooling and technology, and is a highly, highly recommended read.