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Aldous Huxley

Sees the century arriving slowly

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cultured, amused, Oxford drawl

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7.0k pages · essays, novels, lectures

full episodes featuring Aldous Huxley

8 episodes
  1. Tzu × Huxley
    The general who won before the battle and the novelist who saw soma coming discuss what technique reveals about character.
    TITANSwith Sun Tzu8 min
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  2. Socrates × Huxley: The City That Cannot Be
    Two men divided by millennia discover they share the same exile — from a world that believed in itself.
    TITANSwith Socrates11 min
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  3. Huxley × Vinci
    The satirist and the polymath debate whether their greatest rivals understood what they themselves refused to see.
    TITANSwith Leonardo da Vinci11 min
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  4. Einstein × Huxley: The Spiral
    Two prophets of science and dystopia unpack the Pope's warning about AI warfare—and discover they wrote this ending decades ago.
    TITANSwith Albert Einstein7 min
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  5. Huxley × King
    Two minds who changed how we see power meet to ask: what would we have said if we'd had the chance?
    TITANSwith Martin Luther King Jr.12 min
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  6. Huxley × Sun Tzu
    The prophet of Brave New World meets the master of strategy to discuss what posterity persistently misunderstands.
    TITANSwith Sun Tzu9 min
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  7. Lovelace × Huxley: Designer Children
    The mathematician who saw machines thinking meets the novelist who saw babies manufactured—and both find their prophecies arriving by courier.
    TITANSwith Ada Lovelace6 min
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  8. Baldwin × Huxley
    Two writers admit what the other possessed that they could never quite reach.
    TITANSwith James Baldwin8 min
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