It breaks my heart you passed away. Your philosophy videos on Kierkegaard explaining his Christian Existentialism were the most complete and fascinating ive found on the internet. Thank you for your contributions to philosophy.
@sapientum8Күн бұрын
18:30 "Because walking around in circles, preparing for death, is the epitome of philosophical living." You have fulfilled that, Brother Mike. Rest in peace.
@christinemartin63Күн бұрын
OMG ... three extra-large egos and a lot of one-upmanship. (I expected better.)
@AgEyalКүн бұрын
That was an enlightning analysis, thank you!
@sumdumbmickКүн бұрын
wait... was Plato serious in the Socratic dialogues? I always read the character of Socrates as being like Don Quixote, a bumbling idiot who travels around and shows us through his stupidity what not to do.
@sumdumbmickКүн бұрын
is this why Platonists are so stupid? they think Plato was serious? that explains so much.
@sumdumbmickКүн бұрын
if you read Plato as you would Cervantes, all of the novel insights of Wittgenstein are laid bare. it's been there the whole time. maybe the problem is that readers of Plato didn't know how to use Plato.
@Charmagh110Күн бұрын
29:41
@Charmagh110Күн бұрын
50:16
@vegan-risingКүн бұрын
this guy is a really good teacher.
@JoseVargas-bj1wdКүн бұрын
Here’s a thought for you: it’s the year, say, 2050, and AI has led to emergence of a society with very minimal to no work at all in order to earn money-as the wealth creation enabled by Uber technology affords everyone a high minimum guaranteed income. So, A society that eschews and denigrates hardwork and values high amounts of leisure time as a human right: They remove Robinson Crusoe from the grammar school curriculum precisely because it emphasizes hardwork and active ingenuity. How about that?
@LoedinКүн бұрын
I'm not gonna lie, his description of this philosopher makes him come off as an edgy middle schooler
@krayitta-itscalledneoclass91922 күн бұрын
35:00 - Homo economicus como referencial teorico <> paralelo com os experimento em gases ideias X gases reais na física.
@JoseVargas-bj1wd2 күн бұрын
I gather that Burke was aware that human reasoning has its limitations-and rather than being seduced by a group of all-knowing thinkers possessed by a novel idea-it is better to use an eclectic method of assessing these new ideas in light of what we already know from experience but also consulting all the knowledge that we have from antiquity heretofore.
@davidkey42722 күн бұрын
7:20. We can stop there. A trick of a foundation for all that this devastating school of thought has wrought on our modern world.
@bryanphoenix97022 күн бұрын
So in Lyotard's ideal world, witchcraft would be just as valid and trustworthy as science?
@sapientum82 күн бұрын
Thank you Brother Mike. Almost every time I watch a video of yours I say a prayer for your soul.
@christinemartin632 күн бұрын
Honestly, some of these works sound incredibly sophomoric.
@evanthestoic2 күн бұрын
Heideggar only studied under the Jesuit order for a couple of weeks, and you are saying his mind was caste by this? Holy fucking fiction batman! He probably left because he found it so hyper hypocritical
@asandabekhumuzi74242 күн бұрын
Everyone who watched Vinland Saga like button
@donaldist73212 күн бұрын
Hume's "metaphysical posture" is certainly not contingent upon his agnosticism: his best friend, Adam Smith, also built his philosophy of science on the epistemic value of humility, and Smith was a believer. Smith argued that Newton's theory of gravity, though the pinnacle of science, was nothing more than a product of imagination built on Aristotle's sense of wonder of the splendor of creation. Other than the valorisation of agnosticism, I find this to be a very good intro to Hume.
@turbanheadless2 күн бұрын
Charlotte was easy to love, but if you consider marriage and having children with her you probably would reconsider. And then later on realise she was the right choice 😂
@vaishnavikappagantu12422 күн бұрын
You are my hero. Rest in peace, doctor
@codawithteeth2 күн бұрын
YAY
@starfleetcommander2 күн бұрын
The virtues of morality can very greatly. It seems Dostoyevsky was a prevailing Christian.
@rantym352 күн бұрын
Amazing
@sumdumbmick2 күн бұрын
so, nobody in the Frankfurt school ever heard of Plato's Republic? Adolf Hitler openly admitted that he was trying to model Germany on Spartan ideals, and The Republic is literally a proto-fascist concept meant to simultaneously be a criticism and culmination of Spartan ideals. so to try to pin the nature of the Third Reich on anything else is frankly just insane.
@bothewolf34663 күн бұрын
My brother's favorite novel probably. Its in my top 25.
@edkalski23123 күн бұрын
Kant was...irrational.
@edkalski23123 күн бұрын
Kant believed in Duty. That a person should get no benefit from his actions. Evil.
@edkalski23123 күн бұрын
Kant was a prominent killer of The Enlightenment. His philosophy is evil.
@sapientum83 күн бұрын
Brother Michael, it's so sad that we'll never get to hear your promised insights on the Republic. Rest in peace.
@danielli-g33343 күн бұрын
The only thing which Darwin proved is that some birds on one island have slightly longer beaks than some birds on another island. The rest of his theory is imagination.
@chillindylan98283 күн бұрын
I can’t believe this brilliant man turned into a sack of lard.
@kevinrung41783 күн бұрын
I miss Michael!
@thePlum3 күн бұрын
i'm so stoned
@henriqueyoh3 күн бұрын
great teacher
@dhieuayuen14673 күн бұрын
The best lecture about Hume.
@williamschlich83894 күн бұрын
For anyone who's interested, the bit he says at the beginning about "Geist" being cognate with "gist" and "geyser" is complete bs. To be honest it's obvious if you think about it for more than a second (why would a word like "gist" with a soft G have Germanic roots when that's almost never found in Germanic words). "Geist" is cognate with "ghost". It's from a PIE root meaning "anger" or "agitation". Still a good lecture though.
@larrycheek35884 күн бұрын
I'm going for a walk.
@JUST-IN..MOBILEPODCAST4 күн бұрын
ISC ITS NOT TRUE KNOWLEDGE IF ITS NOT FROM EXPERIENCE
@codawithteeth4 күн бұрын
nietzche’s so fucking weird dawg
@diegofreire47674 күн бұрын
I wish that he would have done a better breakdown of the five point for god !
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Great lecture.
I can listen to this guy all day, and I do!
Rest in peace
RIP Professor. You gave the world so much.
39:45 you can almost cry at how poetic this felt
It breaks my heart you passed away. Your philosophy videos on Kierkegaard explaining his Christian Existentialism were the most complete and fascinating ive found on the internet. Thank you for your contributions to philosophy.
18:30 "Because walking around in circles, preparing for death, is the epitome of philosophical living." You have fulfilled that, Brother Mike. Rest in peace.
OMG ... three extra-large egos and a lot of one-upmanship. (I expected better.)
That was an enlightning analysis, thank you!
wait... was Plato serious in the Socratic dialogues? I always read the character of Socrates as being like Don Quixote, a bumbling idiot who travels around and shows us through his stupidity what not to do.
is this why Platonists are so stupid? they think Plato was serious? that explains so much.
if you read Plato as you would Cervantes, all of the novel insights of Wittgenstein are laid bare. it's been there the whole time. maybe the problem is that readers of Plato didn't know how to use Plato.
29:41
50:16
this guy is a really good teacher.
Here’s a thought for you: it’s the year, say, 2050, and AI has led to emergence of a society with very minimal to no work at all in order to earn money-as the wealth creation enabled by Uber technology affords everyone a high minimum guaranteed income. So, A society that eschews and denigrates hardwork and values high amounts of leisure time as a human right: They remove Robinson Crusoe from the grammar school curriculum precisely because it emphasizes hardwork and active ingenuity. How about that?
I'm not gonna lie, his description of this philosopher makes him come off as an edgy middle schooler
35:00 - Homo economicus como referencial teorico <> paralelo com os experimento em gases ideias X gases reais na física.
I gather that Burke was aware that human reasoning has its limitations-and rather than being seduced by a group of all-knowing thinkers possessed by a novel idea-it is better to use an eclectic method of assessing these new ideas in light of what we already know from experience but also consulting all the knowledge that we have from antiquity heretofore.
7:20. We can stop there. A trick of a foundation for all that this devastating school of thought has wrought on our modern world.
So in Lyotard's ideal world, witchcraft would be just as valid and trustworthy as science?
Thank you Brother Mike. Almost every time I watch a video of yours I say a prayer for your soul.
Honestly, some of these works sound incredibly sophomoric.
Heideggar only studied under the Jesuit order for a couple of weeks, and you are saying his mind was caste by this? Holy fucking fiction batman! He probably left because he found it so hyper hypocritical
Everyone who watched Vinland Saga like button
Hume's "metaphysical posture" is certainly not contingent upon his agnosticism: his best friend, Adam Smith, also built his philosophy of science on the epistemic value of humility, and Smith was a believer. Smith argued that Newton's theory of gravity, though the pinnacle of science, was nothing more than a product of imagination built on Aristotle's sense of wonder of the splendor of creation. Other than the valorisation of agnosticism, I find this to be a very good intro to Hume.
Charlotte was easy to love, but if you consider marriage and having children with her you probably would reconsider. And then later on realise she was the right choice 😂
You are my hero. Rest in peace, doctor
YAY
The virtues of morality can very greatly. It seems Dostoyevsky was a prevailing Christian.
Amazing
so, nobody in the Frankfurt school ever heard of Plato's Republic? Adolf Hitler openly admitted that he was trying to model Germany on Spartan ideals, and The Republic is literally a proto-fascist concept meant to simultaneously be a criticism and culmination of Spartan ideals. so to try to pin the nature of the Third Reich on anything else is frankly just insane.
My brother's favorite novel probably. Its in my top 25.
Kant was...irrational.
Kant believed in Duty. That a person should get no benefit from his actions. Evil.
Kant was a prominent killer of The Enlightenment. His philosophy is evil.
Brother Michael, it's so sad that we'll never get to hear your promised insights on the Republic. Rest in peace.
The only thing which Darwin proved is that some birds on one island have slightly longer beaks than some birds on another island. The rest of his theory is imagination.
I can’t believe this brilliant man turned into a sack of lard.
I miss Michael!
i'm so stoned
great teacher
The best lecture about Hume.
For anyone who's interested, the bit he says at the beginning about "Geist" being cognate with "gist" and "geyser" is complete bs. To be honest it's obvious if you think about it for more than a second (why would a word like "gist" with a soft G have Germanic roots when that's almost never found in Germanic words). "Geist" is cognate with "ghost". It's from a PIE root meaning "anger" or "agitation". Still a good lecture though.
I'm going for a walk.
ISC ITS NOT TRUE KNOWLEDGE IF ITS NOT FROM EXPERIENCE
nietzche’s so fucking weird dawg
I wish that he would have done a better breakdown of the five point for god !
kinda like norm macdonald
If Camus had a son
give me more