A review of the development of logic, some common logical fallacies, and a few suggestions to maximize our ability to use logic to our benefit.

Sam and Vox look at language from a variety of angles, both philosophical and practical. Some areas we touch are physiology, history, diversity, potential, and where it all might be heading.

The interrelationship between industry, institutions, and populations -- how they've developed, and what changes we might expect to see in the future of industrial production -- is the subject of this discussion.

An exploration of how intentionality affects outcomes, and the steps we can take to develop a healthy sense of purpose.

What are the criteria, and the binding agents that turn a group of people from simply a population into something that can be deemed a civilization? Why might that be a desirable state? What are the obstacles we encounter in attempting to produce ever more advanced civilizations? Sam and Vox talk about it all here.

A dialogue about health; how to promote and maintain it, and some of the challenges to doing so.

A look at some traditional medical practices, the evolution of health care, and an attempt to delineate where medical science departs from both political and religious propaganda.

Sam and Vox welcome Jason Verbelli into The Complex, where we discuss how science is both a method and a tool, which can be used for good or ill.

A comparison of realism and idealism from both philosophical and political perspectives.