Claiming that "it is ultimately a empirical question if dualism is true.." - Is presupposing Empiricism without being able to ground itself empirically.,(reply>), Epistemology really matters, a lot. Empericism is incompatable with itself. Meaning that; as a method of obtaining knowledge by experience, it cannot justify itself emperically. Furthermore, if Dualism is/was true, it could not merely been known emperically. This is a basic category error. We could however, know it rationally or revelationally. Empericism, like the Scientific Method, presupposes Induction. It cannot provide the precondition for induction, by it's own standards/methods. Hope it makes sense Lex. PS, try your best to get Mr Putin for an interview. I think the Anglo world would realize a lot of misconceptions. You might play a huge role in world peace through this. Blessings,(reply>), @Lex▫️Fridman ※※ Great podcast and interviews. Keep it up. Greetings from South Africa.