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Richard and Karl explore the philosophical implications of time travel narratives in fiction while weaving through personal anecdotes about funeral invitations and professional boundaries.
• Karl shares a story about receiving a funeral invitation for an ex-employee from the employee's grandmother
• Richard discusses his recent academic adventures and collecting promotional swag from campus events
• The hosts break down five frameworks of time travel in fiction: fixed timeline, dynamic timeline, multiverse, time loop, and non-linear time
• Analysis of time travel execution in various media including Steins Gate, Back to the Future, Dragon Ball, and Marvel's Avengers
• Discussion of why some approaches to time travel storytelling succeed while others inevitably create plot holes
• Exploration of philosophical questions including whether decisions made under emotional manipulation are truly free choices
• Hypothetical scenarios including which animals would be most sarcastic if they could talk and societal impacts if the moon became a mirror
• Debate about whether to accept a job as a lottery-winning friend's personal chauffeur
Make your funeral interesting enough for us to attend - perhaps with a Super Smash Bros tournament where the winner gets your belongings.
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Follow all things Richard and Karl, and check out "The Minuet of Sorcery"
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Chapters

1. Episode Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Six Degrees of Separation in Saskatchewan (00:01:19)

3. Life Changes and Funeral Invitations (00:10:08)

4. Richard's Academic Adventures (00:19:31)

5. Five Frameworks of Time Travel (00:27:21)

6. Polar Bears, Philosophy and Moon Mirrors (00:44:40)

7. Episode Closing Thoughts (01:06:16)

105 episodes

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Richard and Karl explore the philosophical implications of time travel narratives in fiction while weaving through personal anecdotes about funeral invitations and professional boundaries.
• Karl shares a story about receiving a funeral invitation for an ex-employee from the employee's grandmother
• Richard discusses his recent academic adventures and collecting promotional swag from campus events
• The hosts break down five frameworks of time travel in fiction: fixed timeline, dynamic timeline, multiverse, time loop, and non-linear time
• Analysis of time travel execution in various media including Steins Gate, Back to the Future, Dragon Ball, and Marvel's Avengers
• Discussion of why some approaches to time travel storytelling succeed while others inevitably create plot holes
• Exploration of philosophical questions including whether decisions made under emotional manipulation are truly free choices
• Hypothetical scenarios including which animals would be most sarcastic if they could talk and societal impacts if the moon became a mirror
• Debate about whether to accept a job as a lottery-winning friend's personal chauffeur
Make your funeral interesting enough for us to attend - perhaps with a Super Smash Bros tournament where the winner gets your belongings.
Support the show

Follow all things Richard and Karl, and check out "The Minuet of Sorcery"
https://linktr.ee/rajkevis

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Episode Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Six Degrees of Separation in Saskatchewan (00:01:19)

3. Life Changes and Funeral Invitations (00:10:08)

4. Richard's Academic Adventures (00:19:31)

5. Five Frameworks of Time Travel (00:27:21)

6. Polar Bears, Philosophy and Moon Mirrors (00:44:40)

7. Episode Closing Thoughts (01:06:16)

105 episodes

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