Slower progress with meticulous explication rather than quicker finish. Also, in these kind of podcasts sometimes a voice of the devil's advocate for the status quo really makes the critique more understandable.

No, I totally understand. I just think golden nuggets could be found in these non-formal, flowing conversations between competent people without the rigidity and constraints of publication and that's what Twitter used to be. But I guess deletion is part of it too - these things stay at the table :D

I had a couple of your conversations bookmarked on the nature of qualia/emergence/intentionality with Keith Frankish, Tim Crane and others now all lost - this news shocked me. Informal philosophy at its best, as if on a Greek agora. But I respect your decision. Alas.