Curt Jaimungal – Noam Chomsky

Noam Chomsky’s ideas are examined alongside Buddhism, AI, and the mind‑body problem, questioning whether language rules and consciousness can be reduced to algorithms. The conversation also tackles the impact of ChatGPT, modern language models, and philosophical implications for science and morality.- 00:00:00 - Introd

In this episode Curt Jaimungal talks with Noam Chomsky about the nature of consciousness, the reality of mathematics, and the mind‑body connection. They debate whether numbers are real, explore dualism, and question the limits of certainty.- 00:00:00 - Introduction- 00:03:41 - Putnam and Mathematical Realism- 00:09:06

In this wide‑ranging conversation Noam Chomsky discusses consciousness, phenomenology, and the limits of evidence‑based belief while confronting topics from mandating vaccines to the philosophy of language. The dialogue also weaves in debates with Sam Harris, Husserlian phenomenology, and Kripkenstein’s rule‑following

In this expansive AMA, Noam Chomsky discusses his reflections on mortality, his encounter with Kurt Gödel, and his views on UFO disclosures, cryptocurrency, and the meaning of language. He fielded questions ranging from philosophy and politics to neuroscience and the future of AI, offering his characteristic depth and

Noam Chomsky joins Curt Jaimungal for a wide-ranging conversation that touches on group selection, his own mortality, the Piraha language, and a host of philosophical and technological ideas.- 00:00:00 - Introduction- 00:02:17 - Iain McGilchrist: Language without thought?- 00:06:54 - Stuart Hameroff: X bar structure in

In this rare AMA, Noam Chomsky tackles questions ranging from Gödel’s incompleteness and mathematical realism to the nature of consciousness, language, and cultural memes. He engages with scholars on topics such as Wittgenstein, Jung, and the Sapir‑Whorf hypothesis, offering his linguistic perspective on philosophy and