In this eighty-first episode of the Wisdom for Life radio show, hosts Dan Hayes and Greg Sadler discuss a number of terms that originally came from philosophy which have taken on different, sometimes even opposed meanings in popular culture.

In this show, Dan and Greg look particularly at Epicureanism, Cynicism, Stoicism, Skepticism, Existentialism, Utilitarianism, Pragmatism and the terms associated with them. They discuss what the original meaning and movement associated with these terms was, and still in in philosophical circles. They also discuss the range of popular meanings assigned to these terms, and in some cases how the terms came to take on these divergent meanings

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Wisdom For Life Episode 81 - What's In A Name? Meanings Of Philosophical Schools

Ambiguity and Sexuality: A Theory of Sexual Identity (Future of Minority Studies)

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Epub The Ambiguity of Play

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Every child knows what it means to play, but the rest of us can merely speculate. Is it a kind of adaptation, teaching us skills, inducting us into certain communities? Is it power, pursued in games of prowess? Fate, deployed in games of chance? Daydreaming, enacted in art? Or is it just frivolity? Brian Sutton-Smith, a leading proponent of play theory, considers each possibility as it has been proposed, elaborated, and debated in disciplines from biology, psychology, and education to metaphysics, mathematics, and sociology.Sutton-Smith focuses on play theories rooted in seven distinct &#8220rhetorics&#8221&#8213the ancient discourses of Fate, Power, Communal Identity, and Frivolity and the modern discourses of Progress, the Imaginary, and the Self. In a sweeping analysis that moves from the question of play in child development to the implications of play for the Western work ethic, he explores the values, historical sources, and interests that have dictated the terms and forms of

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You don't need
To explain yourself anymore, anymore
You don't need
To explain yourself anymore, anymore

It's time you stop
Being on defense
It's time you stop
Being on defense

Let others
Figure you out
Figure you out
Figure you out
Figure you out

You were never to blame
You were never to blame
You've always been the same
You've always been the same

Something happened
Long ago
Something happened
Long ago

Let others
Figure you out
Figure you out
Figure you out
Figure you out

You'll never know the truth, or
Do you want the truth
Do you want the truth
Do you want the truth

Clear your mind
From this clout
Clear your mind
From this clout

And

Let others
Figure you out
Figure you out
Figure you out
Figure you out

Let Others, Figure You Out

1. Credit

Composed by Rain Moon
Arranged by Rain Moon
Midi Programmed by Rain Moon

Between Emptiness and Ambiguity

This lecture discusses key ideas from the mid-20th century symposium on falsification and theology called the "University Discussion" which can be found in the volume New Essays in Philosophical Theology

It focuses specifically on a third parable, the agent who the resistance fighter meets, that Mitchell offers as an analogy to what goes on with religious believers when they encounter situations that suggest that there either is no God or that God does not care sufficiently about human suffering.

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The University Discussion - Basil Mitchell, Ambiguity In Interpretation - Sadler's Lectures

Ambiguity is a thought-provoking track that delves into the confusion and uncertainty that clouds the world. Featuring America the Kid, this song explores the paradox of life—how we race against time, question our purpose, and navigate through a maze of ambiguity. The opening lines draw you in with a striking reflection on the search for meaning in a world where nothing seems straightforward: "When you're racing your life, are you winning? Ha, be considerate of all the things that you do, what's the meaning? Seems to me the answer has to be so convoluted.
The lyrics are both a critique and a call to action: "Ambiguity has everybody fooled, the world's screws are being loosened. So while everything is falling? We'll be dancing to the music." As the song progresses, the tension builds, urging listeners to take a moment, breathe, and reflect. Zhake brings a raw energy to the track, challenging complacency and pushing past limitations: "Pushing past the limit with the time that's left, your environment, it's all but a test. To get to where you need to develop yourself, don’t stop yourself, believe you'll make it." The passion in the words is undeniable, as he confronts the pressures of the world with an unyielding determination: 
“Ambiguity” is a masterpiece that blends introspection with social commentary. A reminder that even in uncertainty, there’s always room to grow, push boundaries, and dance to your own rhythm.


Ambiguity (Zhake) ft america d kidd

LYRICS

Seven incarnations and a rite of fire* 
Thirteen iterations and a rise to power
We would walk together 
Till we hit a wall and we’d leap 

We were a shaman and a witch 
And a crazy boss bitch 
A pair of tech bros
And some tantric hoes 
We would walk together 
Till we hit a wall and we’d leap 

I thought we’d have eternity 
Is this the end of time?
I gave you my eternity 
Will we realign?

We were scared little kids in the deep abyss 
We were star crossed lovers too scared to kiss 
We were business partners in the heart of town 
and psychonauts in The Upside Down 
We would walk together 
Till we hit a wall and we’d leap 

I thought we’d have eternity 
Is this the end of time?
I followed you through eternity 
Is this where the timeline ends?

This time we hit a wall and it took us out
I wanna make it through 
But I have some doubt 
This time we hit a wall 
And I’m wondering now 
Will we leap?

I thought we’d have eternity 
Is this the end of time?
I gave you my eternity 
Will we re-align?

*the vedic wedding vows are for seven incarnations

Where The Timeline Ends

The song explores themes of denial, fleeting passion, and emotional conflict. It contrasts the security of long-term relationships with the allure of transient encounters. Written by Ron Patton.

She Ain't My Woman

SHE AIN'T MY WOMAN

I will be what some say that I can not be (zhake)

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