Is Capitalism Moral?Is Capitalism Moral?
On this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness John and Jason explore the question, “Is Capitalism Moral?”, and they disagree, not the way you would expect but we definitely
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A.I. and the End of the WorldA.I. and the End of the World
Will A.I. destroy us all? Can a machine think? What does that even mean? John and I look into these questions on this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness
Is it Good to be Good?Is it Good to be Good?
On this episode John and Jason ask the question, “Is it Good to be Good?”. We touch on questions of Natural Law and different ways of determining what it is
Babylon 5 and the Two QuestionsBabylon 5 and the Two Questions
On this foray against the Mountains of Madness John and Jason discuss the TV series Babylon 5 and the two questions posted by the Vorlons and the Shadows to those
The Horror of UtopiaThe Horror of Utopia
On this episode John and Jason ask the question, Is Utopia a good idea? There are many horrors that go along with an idea that sounds good but turns out
Is Virtue a Vice?Is Virtue a Vice?
Is there a point to living a virtuous life? Why not simply enjoy vice? The modern world seems to think you can get by without virtue and indulge all the
Marvel and the Death of the MuseMarvel and the Death of the Muse
This time on Against the Mountains of Madness, John and Jason look at “Marvel and the Death of the Muse”. How has Marvel Studios lost its why, why have they
Is Reality Real?Is Reality Real?
On this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness, Mr. Wright and Mr. Rennie discuss the reality of reality. The modern mind asserts reality is optional and personal: reality is what
Thomas Aquinas and Happiness in the Twilight ZoneThomas Aquinas and Happiness in the Twilight Zone
On this episode of Against the Mountains of Madness, John and Jason take a detour into the Twilight zone to ask the question, what makes a man happy. We take
What is beauty?What is beauty?
On this episode John and Jason look into the quesiton, What is beauty, why it matters, why it isn’t just “in the eye of the beholder” but an objective reality