Podcast follow up training intensity and much more - AMA 22 - Coach Zahabi

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[@CoachZahabi]

Science is the faith that the future will behave like the past. Here is Prof. J. Searle kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKK5hn6jitF5bacm37s giving a great explanation as to why this is. He goes over the problem of causation and briefly describes the problem of induction.

[@CoachZahabi]

Aaron Mughal I’ve been married for over 10 years so yes I do know what it’s like to get criticized lol ; ) I’m with you on Lao Tzu. Eastern philosophy has made many great contributions as well but I’m far less familiar with there text so that’s why I cannot comment. I look forward to reading more on this topic in the future.

[@benjamintreitz1647]

Maybe you wanna check out fellow Lebanese Nicholas Nassim Taleb on these topics.

[@benjamintreitz1647]

Guys, guys guys - Philosophy won't answer this. Physics will, Statistics and Mathematics. Philosophers talking about these things is a little bit like a virgin giving sex therapy (to speak with Charles Poliquin). Trust me ;)

[@Economics627]

Aaron Mughal Philosophy will tell us that we know nothing. That everything we know is a mental construct. Science accepts this. Many scientists are open do the idea of us existing in a simulation. That alone should tell you how, open for discussion, science is. Science is innately open-minded. Nothing is out of the question. In fact, everything is in question. Dealing in evidence is the best way we know to learn. This is the scientific method. A method for finding the answer to a question. Philosophy is great. Don’t get me wrong. But in our present existence and consciousness, science is the way to find out how the universe works. For sake of the argument, let’s say science is not an effective method in learning about our natural world. What then? What would you suggest we do? Do you have another method that is more effective? If you have no suggestion, I think it’s best to have an open mind. That’s what a scientist would do. That’s what your philosopher would do. The difference is the scientist is doing more work to find answers. I don’t want to speak for Firas. However, from what I gather, he would probably agree with this.

[@Economics627]

Aaron Mughal I suppose I just don’t see this indoctrination that you speak of. When I talk about science, I’m talking about what it is and not what people think it’s become. When I talk about scientists, I am talking about the actual scientists. Not some supposed scientist that has some obvious underlying agenda other than science. That person is not a scientist. That supposed science is not actual science. That’s what I mean. Doing the math is exactly what is. It’s simply just doing the math. Blind belief in science is not scientific. The double slit experiment is what it is. An experiment. These scientists make educated approximations but these are not set in stone. They are very accurate, I might add. The Copenhagen Interpretation is simply an interpretation. It is what we use because it the best we have at this point in time. The Many-Worlds Interpretation is also, simply put, an interpretation. The ramifications of both are infinite. The point I am making now is that science is what it is. It is science. We’re trying to figure out whether it is fiction or not, using your terms. Also, some things that were once fiction are now factual. This is true. Another thing, your perception of reality is exactly that. Perception. It is how you perceive it to be. It’s not what reality may actually be. The funny thing is we’re kind of in agreement at the end of the day. I believe in the facts, just like science and you do. I just like to leave the door open for some fiction, using your terms again. For some of it may be proven to be fact in the future. I love Tesla, btw. He never gets the credit he deserves. Anyway, this is a great discussion. I am seeing this from a different angle since that JRE podcast. Good stuff, Mr. Zahabi.

[@LuckyCoast]

Yours was one of my favorite JRE podacst, hopefully you are back on again soon!!!

[@ffnovice7]

Lucky Coast agreed. I keep pulling his JRE episode to the top of my Watch Later list

[@ikbuhguhphonk]

Podcast was indeed great

[@OsaidSasi]

Man you gotta do a separate channel on philosophy or separate podcast or something. I love hearing this stuff. More philosophy topics please

[@fuzaylrahimov7020]

Osaid Sasi I feel it's better when it's connected to another art for more practicallity and on same channel

[@johnc7801]

Osaid- Want to check out something cool that really got me into Firas? - check "Joe Rogan & Firas Zahabi debate Scientific truth" here on YT. 1 hour long podcast where you'll see how bright this dude is.

[@mihailomikel3341]

Firas, you did a magnificent job in explaining the philosophy of science. I've had some die hard 'scientism' (dutch) friends watching it and they were actually rattled in a positive way. It was very insightful and surely triggers the appetite to study the philosophy of science in greater length. Keep up the great work coach! ✌️️

[@CoachZahabi]

Mihailo 'Mikel' Михаило ; ) exchange of ideas and point of views is what it’s about. In time we can reconcile both views

[@CoachZahabi]

Speed Demon thanks for your impute. Like philosophers can misunderstand scientific theory, scientist also can misunderstand philosophy. A mature dialogue is needed. Science was born from philosophy not the other way around. Science is useful but truth is another animal. Your arguments shows you haven’t understood Hume’s position take the time and try. I will be doing the same on my end.

[@hamzazulfi]

wiremessiah Right. Like believing in a religion somehow invalidates going to a doctor.

[@PC-eu9gb]

Coach, thanks for this follow-up, initially I was turned off by the discussion on Science with JRE, but totally respect you for accepting you were mistaken in some regard. I just wanted to ask you something about faith, particularly when you rephrased Hume: science is faith that the future will behave like the present. Although I am a religious person, I don't see the word "faith" being completely appropriate here. Religious faith implies remaining firm in conviction despite lack of evidence (thats part of the beauty of religion no?). On the other hand, we can examine the tremendous scientific data accumulated in the past and see that, at various checkpoints, it indeed has behaved consistently. Would love to get your thoughts, thanks

[@mihailomikel3341]

wiremessiah Justifying a belief by presenting the explanations and arguments of the great thinkers of philosophy? Having a medical actually proves the entire argument. You go to a medical, because there is faith that the future will repeat the past events ;) Do you know for sure that the medical will go 100% correctly?

[@miguelfuentes9974]

I'd be really interested in a podcast about philosophy. I'd like it if you made another youtube channel to host that podcast though because I really enjoy youtube as a medium because you can see people as they talk and interact in the comments

[@jean-francoisjoanisse1445]

That bit on science resonates so much with me. I read a lot of articles on research in several fields and so many contradicts one another. And even worst, some scientists just refuse to acknowledge that new data arrives all the time and cannot admit or even take a moment to look into the information given, using as excuse that this or that was proven or disproven long ago. As if it was an un-shakable thing. Brilliant stuff here. Thanks Firas.

[@SinanG58]

please keep up the good work Firas, you are the King of Coaches.

[@ffnovice7]

SinanG58 Coach of Coaches

[@06livefast]

For a guy not educated in exercise science, you are very knowledgable when it comes to periodization, programming, overtraining, and recovery. Also you have an excellent explanation of the concept of speed-work in strength training and WHY they work (which many strength experts find difficult to explain) That was very good and I can see why GSP was so consistent in his performance and career having you in his corner. I would like to see you back on JRE in the future that was a great episode. Thanks for the content

[@darkdrake13]

DADDY so you dont count as educated if you dont have a piece of paper and a few grands of debt that say you are?

[@06livefast]

Sorry, I should have stated "formally educated". Personal research is a form of education, which is why the fact Firas knows so much (from studying on his own initiative) is so impressive, especially because of the fact that he has not followed a pre-determined system of studying these topics. When you go to college or university to receive an education, you follow a pre determined schedule and system of studying that ultimately ends with a well-rounded knowledge of multiple facets of that subject (in this case, being; exercise science). However, to still end up knowing so much detailed information in depth, about multiple different subjects within the realm of exercise science, without following a system and taking to initiative to research at his own will, is truly impressive. That's all. Leave your "credibility of academia and its relevance" debate to yourself, and smoke a joint, maybe relax a little.

[@darkdrake13]

DADDY I agree. I think it makes it even more impressive.

[@fl260]

17:12 Addressing the science/epistemology talk

[@theomen49]

Hydrated RDA A+ profile name and pic

[@ffnovice7]

Hydrated RDA WATER

[@alastairev]

HEART

[@kcwliew]

Hydrated RDA lol - sigh - wish he'd RDA'd colby but the dude won fair and square...

[@fl260]

Kelvin Liew That fight was so depressing to watch. I mean good fight, but really not the outcome I was wishing for. I'm such a big Tyron fan since then!

[@charliecho5392]

it's not so bad you talked so long with joe rogan about your philosophy. I wouldn't have known your MMA career as a coach if I hadn't been introduced by joe rogan with you speaking about philosophy. Started listening about your islamic faith and philosophy, but I then found myself listening to your boxing and jiujitsu/wrestling advice, then I found myself ending up buying your courses on punching, counters, jiu jitsu... a bit more about fasting. Applied them in my classes. Learnt a lot from you sir, Firas.

[@cambo6911]

"I'm happy to be corrected" ❤ I've said this many times but rarely hear it...

[@ShoesMagoo]

Finally, the most sought after JRE podcast guest makes it on! Hopefully this will be the first of many appearances as you two could talk MMA and training for hours and hours, much to the delight of the fans who are always seeking more insight into these worlds.

[@hydra9267]

Firas i'v watched a couple of podcasts with you as a guest after originally watching the JRP and you inspired me so much, not in a way to just take/adopt some of your ideas but to explore and see what works best for me and my sensibility, as well as raise my competence and therefore confidence in all fields.Thank you, much love.

[@humanmoron]

would love to hear more itunes philosophy episodes. thanks, much love coach.

[@n3utr0]

Coach you're the man. Thank you for sharing you knowledge with us.

[@ramysalman6656]

Watching Coach Firas in the JRE was a flow experience. Thanks

[@antonyz03]

The podcast with Joe was amazing and lead me to this channel and I'm glad i found it! Keep the philosophy talk on KZbin and it will reach a broader audience.

[@cambo6911]

Yes, keep the philosophy going Coach, please. I love the cross examinations, since I was a child and being cross examined as well for a deeper perspective. I love it Coach 👍

[@Joel80155]

love this channel coach, thx for all the knowledge

[@MU80k]

As always great content - keep it up. Learning lots

[@lt_johnmcclane]

Great job on JRE, coach. Had my undivided attention the whole episode

[@ffnovice7]

s3y3n3 GOAT JRE Ep

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

Honourable thing admitting your faults. Excellent thinking and self reflection. Just subscribed. God bless you my brother of God.

[@danielsiriphongs]

It was an excellent podcast with Joe. Thank you so much for doing it, good sir. I could see that Joe had difficulty wrapping his head around the philosophical discussion. As open minded as he claims to be, he had a hard time entertaining your arguments without his preconceptions - his colored glasses as you alluded to in the program. And I agree with the other comments in that I'd love to hear another podcast on philosophy.

[@fernandomarrerojr]

Glad to finally see you on JRE.. thanks for all the content

[@jamesdimmick5592]

Respectfully if you invested in someone to design the camera shot not a jre or the shitty comedians that have podcasts set but a nice set like redbar quality your stuff will get huge since your format and what you talk about is so valuable. Love your work

[@e.n.4647]

Mr. Zahabi, thank you so much for every single video you make. One day I will come to train at tristar :) Greetings from Vienna, Austria!

[@shrikantdagar9048]

one of the best training advise I have seen on youtube are by Coach Zahabi

[@RobertClavin508]

I have listen to this episode twice I liked it so much thank you

[@brutefarce6869]

ay, ive been listening to JRE for years and yours was one of the top 5 ive ever listened to. GJ bro stay frosty

[@CTTheGamer]

*SIPS*

[@zamiflamf3145]

I curious with other 4

[@cambo6911]

Coachs' training fundamentals are perfect IMHO

[@tomjensenlyrics]

The last hour of JRE is why I'm here, sir!

[@IndiaFightingSpirit]

awesome video coach, awesome content , and GSP's ability to communicate(in English) and express his opinion have improved exponentially over the years , along with the almost perfect skill set (which has also improved , which is scary)😅

[@khanriza]

These are great podcasts!!!!

[@Poppycockify]

Really enjoyed the philosophy talk on jre and would love it if you put out regular philosophy content (podcast would be perfect). You are a great teacher. Keep it up 👍

[@mediterano0]

I would LOVE to listen to your philosophy episodes!

[@MrRubydoobs]

Fantastic videos! please keep it up!

[@Yyyy67897]

Firas thank you bro for all the information it helped me interpret many versus of the quran in a very eye opening way please continue talking about philosophies big fan of you from egypt

[@zerotoalpha2476]

Great, really interesting! You forgot to talk about training intensity in mma training camp. Could You talk about it in a future episode please! Would be great!

[@kingosimco1488]

Thank you now that I've listened to this podcast its time for me to reassess and readjust my routines Maybe thats why I get injured frequently. Its hard when you have a day job plus I go to the gym afterwards and teach kids class Adult class and then join the competitors class afterwards. I realized that I am red lining my body so much

[@thewhitemoor]

The idea of you talking to all sorts of interesting guests just like Rogan does is awesome. Please do go ahead and do that.

[@cambo6911]

I gotta try this pool workout with the fins, it sounds brilliant.

[@amjadsulieman1148]

JR doesn't do justice to his viewers... Firas Zahabi is greatly under appreciated... ty brother for everything

[@westinvance1462]

Thank you sir!

[@adamwatson3558]

Firas, I loved the RDL lock-down instructional that you introduced in your AMA after I asked you about the most powerful guard for no gi. Also, great work on JRE. I'm a PhD biologist , so had no idea about the physics, however, I found your discussion around the scientific community and philosophy of scientific experimentation very interesting. Everything is of course based on a hypothesis, and actually, It is commonplace that the data presented in scientific papers isn't reproducible.

[@cambo6911]

I'm not into many video games but that Tetris was like crack for me...

[@gauravkhatriTV]

Coach You and Joe rogan episode was the first i saw on his channel randomly (yeah its random for mei beacuse i didnt watch it past) and moment i watched you talk about training,intensity and woo woo science, i said woah this man has point yeah comparing on basis of my past experience. I got injured my forearm because of heavy stuff in crossfit and then i did what u said day by day 60/80% and it really makes me feel stronger and more efficient. I really like you and George theory and thanks for suggesting Managing Oneself, it really helpful. I just watch what more you can add in knowledge otherwise doesn't want clarification on these topics i got u in Joe Rogan Podcast. Thanks keep sharing and all supports to you. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@scottyp3870]

I didn't watch the Joe Rogan podcast, but I did watch a clip (nearly an hour long) of the philosophy discussion. I had considered myself a very deep thinker, but you said a lot of things in that podcast that left me with new things to reflect on. For that I thank you. In regards to what you said about how a scientific revolution works, I think it makes a lot of sense. But, I realised as you were describing it that it is also exactly how a paradigm shift occurs within any given consciousness. I have since started conceptualizing methods of truly awakening people to important things, by selectively smuggling the correct information that will end up "under the rug" before offering the solution. There are moral factors that would need to be considered, but you gave me a good starting point for something that could turn out very useful, so I thank you for that also. Finally I think you compose yourself very well. Joe Rogan, I believe, was quite rude in a couple of occasions, but you did an excellent job of remaining calm and rising above it. It is rare to see a good example of anything nowadays, so keep doing what you are doing.

[@ivorystinkershack3422]

You should watch Zahabis "The Abrahamic Experience" on YT

[@demanso1]

Lovely podcast episode

[@jamessommer6231]

always good stuff thanks

[@aforce2]

Appreciate the information, coach.

[@redlightmax]

8:22 I get into a state of flow listening to this.👍

[@sprbeasT]

Please keep all the podcasts all on KZbin. I hate using iTunes and stopped using it years ago. I really enjoy the philosophical subjects - if you really want to keep this channel fighting related, maybe look into opening another channel?

[@qaching]

ZAHABI IS THE BEST

[@expandingelectrons347]

i can't believe a week ago i didn't know this guy existed. thanks joe rogan

[@qaching]

SHAME ON YOU

[@expandingelectrons347]

shame on me

[@sukhmeet98]

qaching Popo pp

[@dangerousdavid2012]

I find the best way to avoid injuries in wrestling is to literally get better and keep your skills sharp. Once you reach a certain level of skill and balance, it's going to be really hard for people to take you down. Even if someone is better than you, they have to work really hard to take you down i.e you're colliding with the mat at a much lower rate. I don't believe in going 90% while wrestling, because if your partner has an identical skill level to you and is going 100%, your 90% effort is going to result in you getting planted.

[@bigcase310]

Thanks for the follow up and thank you for not using the term "woo" in the follow up lol. Did you and Joe do any training at his new facility after the podcast? If so what did you guys work on?

[@shreyasr1989]

Hi Firas big fan of you.. please check out this discussion between Indian philosopher Sadhguru and Michio Kaku during Russian summit this year.. they discuss the same thing about how Our intellect is memory based and goes into gr8 detail and its discussion between one of the best scientist and a gr8 philosopher and teacher !! Thanks

[@cardnumer99]

Hello, Firas I have recently saw the podcast of you and Joe rogan. you really caught my attention on "Body types for each sport" I would like to hear more about that subject. For example best body type for basketball and pros and cons etc

[@jakesivilla9321]

SSJ7 Best body type for basketball is for sure ectomorph, the reason being that they are usually great at endurance sports; furthermore, their tall and lengthy builds are important for a sport like basketball.

[@pjauthur9869]

More science man! It's fun and a nice change of pace.

[@LeBrow420]

I laughed when he said “I don’t lift’’ and paused

[@kevivarma2759]

Coach Zahabi please more philosophy! Also talk about how beginners should approach MMA training please!

[@benjamintreitz1647]

Your criticism of CrossFit is spot on. It's good for exercise, bad for training. Also note that for a beginner, everything works. Even the greatest nonsense.

[@Evosol1]

Coach, when does your book come out?

[@youssefjed9252]

Thank you coach 😃😃😃

[@itzjunk3456]

Can only call him coach, if he’s actually your own coach

[@humanmoron]

call the cops

[@youssefjed9252]

humanmoron hahahah good one 😂😂

[@ffnovice7]

FLORIDA MAN he is more of a coach than your bathsalt-abusing sensei

[@yasinpatel12345]

law of accommodation for athletics, great and proven principle

[@HVRIS]

Man I’d love to see you catch with Elliot Hulse, keep it up brother mashallah

[@cambo6911]

Dang it Coach, definitely different, but still awesome, thank you man! I hope all is well with your Ramadan 👊 I'm gearing up to try fasting. I figured I'd start with a three-day distilled water only. It's very hard on me though genetically on my dad's side we consume a tremendous amount of calories and don't really gain much weight at all. Fairly high energy too. Anyways... Thanks again Firas!

[@_-_.7]

cambo6911 Ramadan finished like a week ago

[@cambo6911]

Tempesta I see, thank you!

[@honestlee9921]

I see there alot of positive feedback on the philosophy but I'd say a large amount of us are still coming for the mma content.

[@jeandrejoubert1777]

Awesome stuff thanks coach! Would you say knee on belly is a good strategy for control when rolling with a bigger opponent?

[@CoachZahabi]

Yes, when they try to get up try and take the back

[@pranakhan]

I find a lot of conflicting info. on "sport specific exercise", particularly in relation to Martial Arts; should the focus be to strengthen weak areas in your physiology, depending on your style? Or is the goal to strengthen and maximize force delivery within your preferred method of fighting? Efficacy of the workout vs. efficiency of time is, of course, also an important factor. If you could speak on this Mr. Zahabi I would greatly appreciate it.

[@tahskaz6160]

I would love the iTunes idea

[@Moath1277]

We want more philosophy

[@LeGaben]

Someone didnt even listen to the podcast..

[@honestlee9921]

We want more mma

[@monkeyteeth2546]

wiremessiah triggered

[@Economics627]

I listened to the podcast with Joe Rogan. The portion on philosophy I found the most interesting. I believe that you would be a very good mathematician.

[@theRKOassassin]

its quite easy to manipulate with the right tools ^_^

[@michaeljordan5597]

Hey coach, nice vid, is there any information on how to gain size like GSP did? I'm a recreational boxer and I want to look bigger, thank you!

[@Lorendrawn]

NDGT and Zahabi on the next JRE!

[@Not2Be0utDone]

What do you recommend for overuse injuries? I recently ramped up my training frequency, from training an hr a day to 2-3hrs of bag work, drilling, mitts, and some light sparring at the end of the week. Although not painful, my left foot/heel cramps, especially in the morning.

[@1nterex]

Hey coach, I have a question. I’ve listened to some of your talks about how people should train but I didn’t quite get what is your perception on competitive athletes. Should they flow and train 65-90% most of the time?

[@SavageSoul777]

Shit. I want to hear more of your philosophy talk! Good stuff!

[@hamadalhamad2089]

Firas even from a perspective of absolute hypertrohpy of the muscle and increasing the amount of your lifts I.E PR, I have to say that I’ve always believed that 100% seeking is best but it was only until I met a coach that actually incorporated equations to my deadlifts let’s say Sunday 50%X50 reps other days 70% X30 and 90X5 depending on the day of the week and his analysis of how I’m developing , that I was able to increase my deadlift from 75 KG to 180 Kg in less than three months, I was stuck on 75 for more than four months myself with my old mentality . Then I started incorporating other muscle groups into equations and in the long run the flow state is what will reach further and further. That is given the necessity of understanding equations and level of the student/athlete, the teacher will cam thereby reach amazing results if applied correctly , which can be extremely difficult and that separates good coaches from normal coaches ... I understood exactly what you said on the JRE because it hit me straight away, that is exactly what was happening to me ...

[@Darealmclovin47]

I know you already did a second podcast with joe.... but when’s the 3rd gonna happen? 👀

[@kashg.5973]

As you continue to expound upon the philosophy of science and the nature of Truth, I highly recommend Huston Smith's Beyond The Postmodern Mind (alongside his other works). Smith helped found the philosophy department at MIT as well as taught at Syracuse and Berkeley. He is easily one of the greatest religious and philosophical minds of the 20th Century. Also, definitely do a podcast dedicated to philosophy and religion. Critical thinking is at a premium in this day and age.

[@CoachZahabi]

thanks will definitely check it out.

[@kashg.5973]

I'm quite certain you'll find it enlivening, particularly as it relates to the enterprise of faith. He cites Kuhn a handful of times in that work as well. I had the good fortune of meeting him before he passed. He was truly a remarkable man. jAk

[@craigcandor]

Firas "The DigiByte of MMA Trainers" Zahabi

[@psychoklown66]

For going to 70% instead of 100% training, would this still apply for those that only work 2 days a week, with about 3 days between training? I understand going 70% if you are training almost everyday, not those that train minimally. Thank you!!

[@gronis9]

I have a question regarding the flow. If you are in a flow state in a fight against an opponent who is as good as you and better, certainly the difficulty level must be close maximum? So not like level seven in Tetris when you can handle 15? Is it different in training and in a fight? Because it seems like some really good fighters find the flow state easy even when they are up against the highest level guys. Great video. Thank you so much.

[@amirbd911]

Please coach Zahabi come to do a seminar in Tel Aviv

[@Good.shepherd420]

Rogan/edgy bras advice to "strangle blue belts to improve" translates to "flow more".

[@damon123jones]

Dr stephen seiler gathered a very large body of data from most olympic endurace athletes in scandanavia. And is reflecting exactly what your experience is. High volume at 50 -65 percent Heart rate maximum. And only 20 percent at 85 -93 percent of max heart rate. Not above that because of ghe stress on the system.

[@UltimateHibz]

Yes do some philosophy/ life podcasts

[@sukhdeepbutty2399]

Guys it's Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

[@creestoefur]

so helpful. thanks!

[@owainp8445]

How often can you workout a day? Example, cardio in the Morning weights in the night, if your following the 70% rule ?

[@Ibrahim_Abouzied]

I would love some philosophy podcasts however I don't use iTunes, maybe another platform?

[@PinFX]

Firas, your thoughts on volume vs intensity blew my mind. How do you measure perceived effort personally to get it in that perfect range you want?

[@app369]

Push until you feel like you are going to throw up. That's 10. That is too much. Pull back a little and that's a 9 and so forth and so on. You will start to recognize your outputs

[@evadesc]

Firas, how often and for how many minutes do you use the timtam?

[@christianjulianachaval7117]

Hey man hows it going. Great fan from Argentina. Im 40 years old and only just started my jurney. ( 1 strpe white) im in good cndition. What kind of training would you recomend for a guy my age to improve my game the smartest way posible ?

[@app369]

Hope training is going well, things that helped me. Warm up before class, jump rope or a light jog and try to roll on the matts before. Stretch after every class Look up excersises for joint injuries. Even if you aren't injured work on your joints always. Band work is best. Do this on your days off or after class Swimming is amazing Eat healthy Limit your rolls and only go hard once a week. Drill a lot

[@Thedarkknight45]

How do you get picked up by a good MMA coach? Bc I feel like the MMA coaches in my area I’m not that good

[@cambo6911]

Scientists and philosophers are generally polar opposites. I think the best of each, fall near the center line that divides the two.

[@erikhayner9836]

Firas, I wonder if you’ve ever read Quentin Meillassoux or Alain Badiou. They both engage with the implications of mathematics, logic and science in philosophy, in different ways. Meillassoux in particular seems like he would be really relevant for your interests, since he interrogates the question of truth in philosophy in light of contemporary science and I believe quotes Hume. Badiou, in a kind of dialectical reversal, responds to him from the perspective of philosophy. His politics may not interest you, but his work is relevant to the discussion, I feel. Anyway, thanks for everything you share with the community!

[@Gsjuicebar]

What do you think about or have you ever read up on Reality Transurfing by Russian Quantum Physicist Vadim Zeland? I'm almost done with the book. Great book and similar in topic to the way we see and the way we look at reality. Aloha

[@fauzo]

Tony Ferguson should watch this podcast

[@tomarmstrong1550]

I have no prior experience seeing a Jaffa Cake be flipped but i know it will either land cake or chocolate side up. Not turn into a butterfly.