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'How do we know what animals are thinking?' talks to a philosopher at the London School of Economics who explains how we can get into the heads of animals, and what kinds of memories animals might have.
'Why do people think the world is flat?' talks to a philosopher at the University of Birmingham about why people believe conspiracy theories.
'Philosophy Smash with Henry!' is a YouTube channel where Henry Taylor, a Philosopher at the University of Birmingham, talks to leading Philosophers about topics that matter. 'How should we treat animals?' talks to a philosopher at the University of Southampton about whether it’s okay to eat meat and the ethics of keeping animals in zoos.
'Philosophy Smash with Henry!’ is a YouTube channel where Henry Taylor, a Philosopher at the University of Birmingham, talks to other Philosophers about topics that matter.
‘What is colour?’ talks to a philosopher at the University of Liverpool who explains colour and how different animals see colours differently.
'Philosophy and Surrogacy’ talks to a philosopher at the University of Birmingham about family ethics and surrogacy.
‘Will today's science always be true?’ talks to a philosopher at the University of Durham about which scientific theories we know are true, and which might change in the future.
‘How do you know what I'm doing?’ talks to a philosopher at the University of Birmingham about how we understand each other’s actions, and how we read minds.
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