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Rudy Rucker on public access Cablevision in Lynchburg, Virginia, June, 1986. Discussing Joseph Campbell's Monomyth, John Barth's SABBATICAL, Lew Shiner's FRONTERA, and the birth of cyberpunk. Soon after this episode my family and I moved from Lynchburg to California.
Rudy Rucker on public access Cablevision in Lynchburg, Virginia, June, 1986. Discussing Joseph Campbell's Monomyth, John Barth's SABBATICAL, Lew Shiner's FRONTERA, and the birth of cyberpunk. Soon after this episode my family and I moved from Lynchburg to California.

![Podcast #16. Philosophy & Computers 9: Panpsychism, Undecidability, & How to be Happy
Dec 9, 2005. My final lecture in my Philosophy and Computers class at SJSU in Fall, 2005. Based on Chapter 6 of my tome, “The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul.” Includes discussion of my ambivalence about how to end the book, panpsychism, ontologies, unsolvability, computational equivalence, unpredictability, undecidability, and my six principles on how […]
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