Sam Harris uses the word “casuistry” roughly at minute 2:13 of episode #233, “A Conversation With Andrew Sullivan”, in the Making Sense Podcast.
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Sam Harris Dictionary: Hierophany
Hierophany: A manifestation of the holy or sacred through a temporal object or being serving as a figure for worship.
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Sam Harris uses the word “confabulatory” at 40:08 in episode #218 of the Making Sense Podcast “Welcome to the Cult Factory” with Tristan Harris.
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Sam Harris uses the word “anarchic” in episode #217 of the Making Sense podcast with John McWhorter.
Read MoreSam Harris Dictionary: Balkanization
Sam Harris uses the word “balkanization” in episode #204 of the Making Sense podcast with Jonathan Haidt.
Read MoreSam Harris Dictionary: Inchoate
Sam Harris uses the word “inchoate” in episode #204 of the Making Sense podcast with Jonathan Haidt.
Read MoreSam Harris Dictionary: Reductio Ad Absurdum
Sam uses the term “reductio ad absurdum” in episode #206 of the Making Sense podcast with David From.
Read MoreSam Harris Dictionary: Equanimity
Sam uses the word equanimity quite often in his podcast, and most recently in episode #205 of “Making Sense” with Daniel Markovits.
Read MoreSam Harris Dictionary: Midwifed
In podcast episode 163, Sam refers to a famous Chris Rock skit and the controversy it brought forth as having been “midwifed”.
Read MoreHow Was Your Day?
When I come home from work, my wife, who is very thoughtful, often asks me how my day was… My answer (good, bad, meh…) usually depends on how well I managed myself during that day. If I did what I needed to do to do… and didn’t get bogged down or made immobile by fear, uncertainty and doubt, I can say it was a good day.
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