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Clerestory (Bryan Kam)
Bryan Kam
58 episodes
1 day ago
A podcast on philosophy. I'm interested in the origins of complexity, suffering, and selfhood. I'm now lucky to have conversations with amazing people, mostly on Eastern/Western philosophy. Early episodes are my monologues (with prose followed by poetry).
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A podcast on philosophy. I'm interested in the origins of complexity, suffering, and selfhood. I'm now lucky to have conversations with amazing people, mostly on Eastern/Western philosophy. Early episodes are my monologues (with prose followed by poetry).
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The Long Now in East London, with Christopher Daniel
Clerestory (Bryan Kam)
1 hour 43 minutes 16 seconds
2 months ago
The Long Now in East London, with Christopher Daniel

On Thursday 7th August, I walked around Bethnal Green with Christopher Daniel, who organises Long Now London.

We walked through East London, discussing architecture, philosophy, and the importance of long-term thinking. We explored the evolution of our own projects, especially Long Now London and Bryan's discussion group Through a Glass Darkly. We delved into broader themes like societal change, the impact of technology, and embodied experience versus conceptual abstraction. We wandered the streets, thinking about history, our own personal stories, and how to create meaningful and sustainable communities.

The Bertrand Russell quote I butchered:“Work is of two kinds: first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth's surface relatively to other such matter; second, telling other people to do so. The first kind is unpleasant and ill paid; the second is pleasant and highly paid.”

  • See some photos I took of East London over on Substack
  • My piece on Heraclitus
  • My piece on Dependent Arising
  • Jamie Stantonian on the Uffington White Horse
  • Anab from Superflux whom Chris mentioned a few times.
  • I wrongly called one of the Greek schools of medicine "Dogmatist" when I should have said "Rationalist"; Sextus opposes both dogmatism and rationalism. The three schools of medicine in 2nd century AD were "Empirical," "Rationalist," and "Methodist."
Clerestory (Bryan Kam)
A podcast on philosophy. I'm interested in the origins of complexity, suffering, and selfhood. I'm now lucky to have conversations with amazing people, mostly on Eastern/Western philosophy. Early episodes are my monologues (with prose followed by poetry).