This show is criminally underviewed.

@rodrigodiazcasas384

3 жыл бұрын

well, if you take a look at the world it is quite expectable. But i agree with you Jeffrey

@bokramubokramu8834

3 жыл бұрын

@@rodrigodiazcasas384 Jeffrey did not kill himself

@jamesbarlow6423

2 жыл бұрын

"No one is guilty; everyone is responsible." ~ Camus

@ronrocheleau3035

Жыл бұрын

I rarely make donations to anything that doesn’t relate to an environmental cause (mostly I give to saving bats), but this show’s spiritual and intellectual value is well deserving of at least $50.

No intellectual podcast that I’ve ever come across, and I have come across many, even remotely comes close to Philosophize This. Bravo!

Hey Steven, I listen to your podcasts every night! I've been in love with learning for a while now, but I think when it comes to philosophy I have found a core to learning and finding new ways to think. Thank you for running this show, thank you for the show, I learn a ton from it.

@gerrymackenzie1106

8 жыл бұрын

what's wrong with ur name I can't read it?

"Anxiety is the dizziness of freedom" is also the title of an amazing short story by ted chiang

That remark on the pronunciation of Jean Paul Sartre was hilarious:D

@janteo1

3 жыл бұрын

he also says Camus wrong :))))))

Not only is it a clear and approachable understanding of philosophy, but the jokes are engaging. You sir are my hero. I am tonight for the first time, after 25 years of private study, attending a philosophy club at my local university. You have given me the courage to do so. Thanks

I needed to hear this final message to finally accept my position and my freedom. Thank you.

"every existing thing is born with out reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance"

Hello, I have just discovered your channel and I love it! Thank you for your work 🙂

My favorite two fellas ... articulate presentation.

Absolutely incredible.

ive been a hard determinist for a year now and now with this sartre episode that you did in your podcast im confuzzled please

it shall provoke to pause and think, and keep on that. Thank you, Steven.

Wow you are a good teacher Thank you

it IS really trippy and scarey to think you could really do anything.. that maybe your "life's purpose" or "dream" is something flexible that you've just been telling yourself.. you could really be doing anything! You might really be missing out cause of stupid a story in your head :O

sir can you please make an episode about determinism? please sir id like to hear what you have to say about the topic

Thank you

Looking forward to this

23:29 lol, great line

I don't know if my question is very basic. I am not a philosophy student, but a humble enthusiast who follows videos online. To ask simply, 'Where is consciousness located according to Sartre? Is it within the individual human being? What would be the answer for a layperson, without going into philosophical jargon?' Also, could you do a video on Sartre and his idea of consciousness? I want to understand it as experienced my an individual human being. Not as for itself or in itself, which takes away the lucidity from a day to day experiential perspective

Camus is by far the better philosopher and man.

@_PanchoVilla

10 ай бұрын

Camus saved my life. I am eternally grateful. My hero.

That cooky thing happened to me a lot of times

Put it on 1.5x speed and he sounds like Shapiro

@JamieBarnes11

4 жыл бұрын

Except he's not full of shit. Lol

Awesome episode! Thank you

1 minute into that clip and i have to google how germans say squirrel.... thank you very much ....

I listened from 1 - 50 ish on spotify, is there a place where i can listen to the rest? sorry for my english! also i love you and the show. nohomo

@Soilmorph

7 жыл бұрын

sir, it is! but im currently not using spotify, also id like to play it on my PC while playing games etc.

@Soilmorph

7 жыл бұрын

Alright! thank you so much for your time.. Thank you for being awesome :)

I’ve had those feelings

i officially love you

I'm not a linguist but through intuition i came to the conclusion that it must only be through the geopharcial aspects that our vocal chords function to forms certain sorts of accents, basically, our geographical location decides our accent. I remember reading about a study done upon a bunch of scientists who had to stay in Antarctica for a prolonged period, their accent changed, and it did not match with the rest of English accents.

86 episodes in and we're finally visiting the existenialist's café!

The example of relationships, isn't so good for guys, try leaving it after a couple of years and you'll lose your house, car, destroy your retirement fund, etc., etc.

I had similar absurd feeling about sex. Putting something like a finger into a hole, with all those ohs and ahs, and it seems to be so extremely important for a man being. Looks ridicoulous sometimes :)

this is greatest podcast in lecture form ever. if u enjoy check out Dan carlins common sense.

@gerrymackenzie1106

8 жыл бұрын

and don't listen to people below me who have such ridiculous names lol

pumpkin spice cream cheese killed me hahahahahhahahaaha.

Nice

What you explain at the beginning is the beginning of a mushroom trip. First: pondering words and what they mean, staring at plants... Goes on and on 😂

r is kh with an e in it in french

The absurdity of the world : utterly ridiculous, Restaurant

Essence? Existence? What's the difference? Both simultaneously

@_PanchoVilla

10 ай бұрын

Platonism advocated for essentialism that essence precedes existence and the existentialists flipped the script into a paradigm shift that existence precedes essence making us all nauseous with freedom.

@ffffffffffffffff5840

10 ай бұрын

@@_PanchoVilla I see. This is confusing for me because I believe our essence is existence and this is eternal. To say one precedes the other is kind of silly from my perspective

@_PanchoVilla

10 ай бұрын

@@ffffffffffffffff5840 It's great that you're engaging with these philosophical ideas and remaining skeptical to concepts that go against your convictions. The 'essence' of a true philosopher. With traditional Platonism, essence is seen as something predefined, while existentialism, as explained by Sartre, challenges this by suggesting that existence precedes essence, emphasizing human freedom. Think about Hegel and Kierkegaard's "anxiety is the dizziness of freedom" response. Your perspective, that essence is existence and eternal, aligns with a more essentialist viewpoint. It's essential (pun intended) to remember that philosophy often presents contrasting ideas, and there's room for different interpretations. Keep exploring these concepts, and you might find new insights that resonate with your perspective or challenge it further.

I've said F-ing Cookie a billion times in a row....I must note I work with computers all day long.

with the word gum... gum.. gum..

It’s a scriwwrel not a sqwerl?

BELLEZA

@jorgemachado5317

4 жыл бұрын

Amei zin

Be mad at Obama! I will.

Radio Shack?

Rationalist vs Empiricist

Is it safe to say that existentialism is the antithesis of essentialism?

Be free

Are we supposed to be living with our moms to be in a position to watch her kitchen firn? I’m 58 but I get it. :)

audio

Thanks...

Pronounce "Jean-Paul Sartre" in perfect french repeatedly and offensively

u r entp

Satre was wrong about a lot of things. By his own logic.

americans cant say squirrel either tho

The more I learn about philosophy and philosophers ,the more I appreciate my Christian faith . It all makes sense . Jesus is the answer to all of men’s questions. John 14:6