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I usually don't do Hardstyle but I like how this sounds. Enjoy.

Sometime

Aggressive, creepy soundtrack piece with distorted guitar and synths.

Copyright 1998 Ellsworth R. Hall

Originally composed for the sequel to the computer game HacX.

Stratos Fear

StratosFear

Funky guitar-based progressive rock tune from the Aethellis: Northumbria album.

Ellsworth Hall on keyboards, backing vocals, rhythm guitar and "digi-drums." With Mark Van Natta on lead vocals and lead guitar.

Copyright 2011 Ellsworth R. Hall

Aethellis: Northumbria

The Peace Path

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More at https://www.philosophytalk.org/shows/philosophy-and-pop-culture.

Philosophy and Pop Culture

Cee Lo Green Crazy

Create Move Forward

03 Misguided (the Odds) Sample

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Most of us think it’s obvious that we have a self, but famously, both Buddhism and British philosopher David Hume are skeptical that such a thing exists. What in the world could it mean to deny that the self exists? Could ‘the self’ just refer to a series of perceptions and feelings we have over time? If so, then whose perceptions and feelings are they? Is there any way Buddhism could have influenced Hume’s thinking on the illusory nature of the self? The philosophers question their selves with Alison Gopnik from UC Berkeley, author of "How David Hume Helped Me Solve My Midlife Crisis."

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James H. Hall