# Christopher Mastropietro
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Redefining Human Flourishing: AI and the Meaning Crisis
As AI continues to advance and integrate into our daily lives, can it truly be designed to align with our deepest human values and moral principles? If so, how can we ensure that AI not only understands but also respects and promotes our ethical frameworks, without compromising our privacy or hinde…
Hacking Humanity: Data, Desire, and the Future of Free Will
What happens when data knows us better than we know ourselves? In this raw and riveting conversation, John Vervaeke and Christopher Mastropietro sit down with Andy Russell — a former architect of data-driven persuasion — to expose how AI, behavioral profiling, and social media algorithms can hijack…
#187 - The Kingdom Within - Why Our View of the Universe is Wrong - Gospel of John (pt. 26a)
In this two-part series, we begin by challenging the modern assumptions that shape how we think about spirituality, God, and the universe. In Part One, we explore the Greek word kosmos—a word that, to the ancient mind, signified an ordered, vibrant, and meaningful creation, infused with divine pres…
#188 - Inner Essence of Man, Quantum, & Telepathy Tapes - Gospel of John (pt. 26b)
In Part 2 of our Rethinking Spirituality series, we explore the deep wisdom of the Hebrew Bible and the ancient rabbis on the nature of the human soul. Scripture uses three distinct Hebrew words to describe the inner essence of a person—each pointing to a different layer of our spiritual being.
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The Meaning Crisis: Why Modern Life Feels Empty | with Chris Mastropietro
Christopher Mastropietro is a philosopher and longtime collaborator with John Vervaeke on understanding the meaning crisis. In this conversation, we explore why modern life feels increasingly empty. We discuss how Western culture lost its shared frameworks for meaning, and what practices might help…
Why are Zombies Everywhere?
Zombies are everywhere in our culture, in movies and shows, and even in real life, on zombie walks. They’ve gone from being an object of horror to one of fascination, one that seems to reflect something back to us. In “Zombies in Western Culture,” zombies are analyzed as a myth of Western culture…
Why We No Longer Know What We Should Do with Jordan Hall, Guy Sengstock, and Christopher Mastropietro
What happens when a society possesses extraordinary technological power but lacks a shared sense of what that power is for?
John Vervaeke, Jordan Hall, Guy Sengstock, and Christopher Mastropietro reunite for a sustained inquiry into normativity: the structures by which human beings perceive direct…
Zombies, Meaning, and Ritual
Zombies are everywhere in our culture, in movies and shows, and even in real life (on zombie walks). They’ve gone from being an object of horror to one of fascination, one that seems to reflect something back to us. In “Zombies in Western Culture,” Ch. 2, Vervaeke et. al. discuss the change from …
Purposelessness & the Zombie Myth
The zombie might be a sign that people feel a lack of purpose in the world. Ian and I discuss this idea from John Vervaeke et. al. in their book. We go on to talk about developing meaning in life through getting back to one’s true nature, as we discuss the aspects of the zombie and its story.
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Choosing to be Oblivious: Zombies may be a warning from our unconscious. "The danger of the zombie is the danger of unconsciousness to life's problems." --Jordan Peterson
The etymology of monster is "omen, divine portent," and the fact that zombies are a monster of our time must be reflected o…
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