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Through calm reflection and structured thought, Jordan Eloge explores the deeper nature of consciousness, perception, and identity—offering a philosophical lens on how thought might behave, feel, and form. This podcast doesn’t claim to have the answers. It simply invites you to look through the filter… and notice what collapses into view.

Beyond the Filter is a podcast about censorship. It includes censorship through laws, self-censorship, and corporate censorship. It includes censorship of art and fiction, censorship of political dissent, and censorship of self-expression, especially when it comes to sex and gender. It also looks at the reasons why we censor, the effects of censorship, and alternatives to censorship.

Welcome to Filter FeedersJoin Ollie and Vinny on the Filter Feeders Podcast Where Curiosity Meets Clarity: With open minds and insatiable curiosity, they dive into a world where science, philosophy, humanity and culture collide, uncovering the hidden connections between the big ideas and the everyday. With expert guests and lively debates, we ask the questions you didn’t know you needed answered.Filter Feeders are curious, but not experts!Filter Feeders have opinions, but not judgements!Filter Feeders embrace questions, but not illusionary answers!Tune in, filter out, and give your mind a ...

It's incredibly hard to not speak my mind. But the reality is, it's better to be 1000% yourself with the knowledge that not everyone's going to like you. The fear of being disliked is unproductive, and let's be honest... people with no filter are the people that speak their mind. And we're more trustworthy since you know we're probably not going to lie to you. ;) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's very difficult to experience life directly. Our conditioning and ordinary way of perceiving often creates a haze that prevents accurate perception. One of the most painful aspects of this fog is our feeling of separation; as a result of this misapprehension we follow after things and lose ourselves. The truth is that our inherent nature is one of unity.