This is philosophy bites with me, Nigel.
Warburton and me, David Edmonds.
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Imagine that you're wondering which philosophy podcast to listen to.
You only have time to listen to one.
There are three options.
Philosophy morsels, philosophy crumbs, and philosophy bites.
Now, you know that philosophy morsels is better than philosophy crumbs, and you know that philosophy crumbs is better than philosophy bites.
Presumably it follows by iron logic that philosophy morsels is better than philosophy bites.
Not necessarily so, according to Larry Temkin.
Larry Temkin, welcome to philosophy bites.
Great.
Thanks very much, Nigel.
Great to be here.
The topic we're going to focus on is transitivity.
What is transitivity?
So transitivity is a property of relations.