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  @vincentbuscarello1357Сағат бұрын

  You're point about profitability isn't quite on the nose from what I can tell, although its important and feels right at times. "Companies know that their product will be bought .... even if they suck" This is short sighted thinking. That's not to say it doesn't happen, cause holy shit it does, but in the long term, this is sometimes (often?) not what builds profit or wealth. These products and firms loose money, relative to what they could have made from a quality product. IDK if I can put links in KZread comments these days? but there are companies that show this over the long term. This isn't to defend the efficient market hypothesis - the above lesson might repeat over and over again, and human psychology may or may not figure it out. But it cannot be argued that a low quality product always or even often generates greater profits in the long term, so it stands on shaky ground to say that markets in and of themselves will cause this inexorably.

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  @pooplenepe59Сағат бұрын

  i wonder how many people that hate being seen feel that way because they are trans and closeted

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  @user-kh6vx9yf9v2 сағат бұрын

  When Dark Knight came out I was living in Chicago and everyone I knew related to Joker

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  @user-kh6vx9yf9v2 сағат бұрын

  It was the W Bush era so I think many of us believed in Joker despite the narrative.

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  @Weiszklee8 сағат бұрын

  I do think the pessimistic view is a bit onesided, that contact with other people doesn't just constrain but also enable us, even enable us to understand ourselves better. But what you call the "Marxist" view is I think even less complete, with the revolution taking on an almost religious role of total salvation which resolves all contradictions. I'm a socialist, but even under socialism, people would not just magically all think as one mind. We aren't trying to build a cult here, folks.

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  @electronicraisin595610 сағат бұрын

  wow seeing young lithuanians who dont swallow the chode of western-imposed propaganda is a rare sight. I personally had middle school classmates who were die hard forest brothers worshiping patriots, that tucked in their tails once they grew up and got f***ed by this government's policies in this sh**hole of a country. And then you have fresh batch of high schoolers every year parroting the same thing my classmates did, thus the cycle never ends

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  @brookesef17 сағат бұрын

  was in tears by the end. truly despite it all, there will be a way forward.

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  @tdjhue18 сағат бұрын

  I wonder if the hit video game dishonored was intentionally referencing this key hole subject thing

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  @jessequimpo735422 сағат бұрын

  "Hell is other people."

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  @thadtuiol171722 сағат бұрын

  Well, to paraphrase the great Oscar Wilde: "There is only one thing worse than being objectified... and that's being totally fucking ignored by everyone."

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  @landonpontius2478Күн бұрын

  I'm genuinely confused by the push back on Sam insistence that well-being is the inherent aim of morality. You mentioned Kant and his appeal to the "moral law" but what value does any of that have if it doesn't eventually lead to well-being? What else could we be talking about? A point harris makes and that I think many academic philosophers seem to avoid taking seriously is that from the vantage point of non-philosophers, the field has largely lost the plot. Philosophers love to dunk on Harris but don't acknowledge that they're doing so because he's so popular....and he's so popular because they are terrible at making moral philosophy accessible.

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  @Infantry12345Күн бұрын

  An excellent snapshot of Sartre, and a topic that happened to be particularly relevant to me today. Great work! I definitely appreciate shorter videos, full encouragement from me to continue making them.

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  @friedrichnietzsche7376Күн бұрын

  Why are you a man who claims to be a marxist using Nietzschian elitism to justify your bad takes on trans pepole??

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  @AroundTheBlockAgainКүн бұрын

  I agree with the other comments saying it's not wholly one thing or the other - yes we do lose some freedom when others are looking at us and we (have to?) care about what they think of us, yes this is can be made worse when we feel alienated from each other in the ways capitalism affects our lives. But we will never be free of this dread of what other people think unless people get cool with a lot of stuff. Ask anyone of any marginalized identity. Ask a Black man how he feels about racism causing people to perceive him as frightening and threatening. Ask a woman how she feels about our patriarchal culture expecting her to be quiet and submissive and ignorant, and the retaliation she encounters when she's not. Ask a disabled person who resists using a cane or other mobility device in our ableist culture, for fear of being perceived as "broken" or "inferior". Ask an autistic person who is VIVIDLY familiar with "shit other people are watching, try to behave like an allistic person" and still fails and is ostracized for being indescribably "weird". Ask all the left-handed people throughout Western history being punished for not being right-handed, having to pretend to be right-handed, or else they'd be accused of being evil. Bigotries like these were here before capitalism got here, and they won't go away if capitalism goes away. People who are scared will always look for a concrete thing to be scared of. People who crave power always need a scapegoat.

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  @AroundTheBlockAgainКүн бұрын

  Once while I was in college, my studio professor grilled us with the question "Does a margarita taste better next to a live palm tree? Does a margarita taste better next to a fake palm tree, too? Or does the cheap imitation of the palm tree annoy you?" Another class was probably trying to teach us Deleuze and dozens of other philosophers at this time, but I was perpetually frustrated with that class. So I wish I could have understood the precedent behind my impulse to vigorously argue in favor of the "fake" palm tree as much as the "real" one. The fake one can light up! Be different colors! If you're enjoying it, then hell yeah a margarita can seem to taste better next to a manmade palm tree. The palm tree was my drum machine, and I didn't even realize it at the time. College is truly wasted on sleep-deprived stressed-out teenagers and twentysomethings.

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  @magicsinglezКүн бұрын

  No one understands post modernism. It’s purposefully nonsense. Clearly YOU are a total idiot. . .step by step.

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  @AA-bj1buКүн бұрын

  You saved me today

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  @unknowninfinium4353Күн бұрын

  Sarte the P3d0 philosopher.

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  @friedrichnietzsche7376Күн бұрын

  Neuromania is dumb It leads to peopole saying dumb things like gender being a biological and neurological phenomena instead of the observed Neolithic social construct It is, and I agree that Sam Harris does not understand philosophy or the is ought gap but please stop trying to make the idea of qualia reasonable none the less its not a real think marry the color theorist knows everything about Red in the proposition stop being so post modern you ignore critical thinking ❤❤❤❤And also why the Kant simping?! The fucker was a mad virgin who wanted death for all gays and unlawfully born children, he thought prisoners should be killed, his idealism and his unfalsifiable propositions about the phenomenal noumenal are very dumb and platonist bullshit...

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  @user-ec4yw5hj3rКүн бұрын

  i guess only ugly people think about this stuff

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  @user-ec4yw5hj3rКүн бұрын

  why did it take me 25 years on this earth to realize this though? was I just so self absorbed? now i cringe knowing this and can barely function

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  @MikeFuller-ok6okКүн бұрын

  I feel happy. Metaphorically speaking there are two boxes in life a happiness box and a sadness box. Why choose the sadness box if you can choose the happiness box?

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  @NinjaKirby00Күн бұрын

  This is just the ending of Neon Genesis Evangelion

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  @aoeuableКүн бұрын

  Nails Baudrillard, drops the second r in Sartre.

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  @mavenbraun5701Күн бұрын

  I form opinons about you.

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  @gmmunguuКүн бұрын

  wooow. I have not yet understand about the Medusa.Great!

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  @jamesinifinizКүн бұрын

  You are one of the 2-3 channels I could watch endlessly. If shorter videos means more cck philosophy, then I'm down

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  @TheSSEssesseКүн бұрын

  I’m going to start posting this under every other video about post modernism brb

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  @otherpersonКүн бұрын

  I would love to see you do an analysis on the movie Civil War (2024)--what it says, what it doesn't say, and what that says of USA society.

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  @TheFelimonКүн бұрын

  You said when peering through a key hole you experience yourself as a subject contemplating objects. This is pretty far away from Sartre's philosophy. The 'I' does not experience itself, it is actively engaged in the world. It may seem to be nitpicking, but this is fundamental when considering Sartre within his own writings.

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  @CascadianPatriotII2 күн бұрын

  Marx planned, and Lenin laughed.

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  @OH-pc5jx2 күн бұрын

  HISTOIRE DE L’OEIL 🔥🔥🔥

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  @xhildhood2 күн бұрын

  Jean did write about white guys with dreadlocks

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  @mike138912 күн бұрын

  Peterson: reads one book on Postmodernism Hicks: multiple instances of making one citation to non-existent claims made in references

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  @platanutra84302 күн бұрын

  Shoutout to los macheteros in Puerto Rico that also engaged in anti-imperial guerilla warfare

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  @antoniopacelli2 күн бұрын

  Remembering I can't Exist outside from my own Inexistence is far worse than that..

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  @lukeskirenko2 күн бұрын

  Perhaps though at this stage in academia the opposite might be the case, one should be tired of the application of models of instability and decentered-ness to thing which actually structurally are rooted. For instance, consider how we understand the word 'snare' at all. How is it that noise bursts at certain frequencies and certain durations are apprehended as rhythm, as gestures?

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  @user-vc1ed9ty8f2 күн бұрын

  Why do you talk like that? Why does everyone on KZread who has a channel dealing with philosophical and sociological issues such as these have an indeterminate Eastern European accent that makes them sound like a spy who just took a crash course in how to sound like an American?

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  @carriehallahan55682 күн бұрын

  I thought it was pronounced "Sarch-ruh"

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  @theali8oras2742 күн бұрын

  i somehow think diogenes wouldnt have this problem. the person peaking is being enslaved by his own value of the other's judgement. on the same principle he can be liberated by the other's judgement, say whenever your friends stand with you when you speak of something

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  @emilxavier56552 күн бұрын

  All I want to know is if you play MTG.

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  @carlblix77942 күн бұрын

  I don't know if I put much stock into the philosophy of a man who was this worried about what other people thought about him. The fact that he lamented his inability to directly control other people's thoughts about him is also kind of creepy.

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  @WeeWeeJumbo2 күн бұрын

  everybody, read Ralph Ellison's _Invisible Man_

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  @gavinyoung-philosophy2 күн бұрын

  None of this is original to Sartre. It’s all stated in Hegel’s master-slave dialectic. Maybe Sartre is able to sociologize it a bit more, but everything philosophical about it had already been said.

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  @2tehnik2 күн бұрын

  Less than 10 minutes? In my philosophy video? It's more likely than you think. To be clear, this is definitely welcome.

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  @daelinproudmore50682 күн бұрын

  Simpsons downfall wasn't due to a lack of social commentary it was due to the original writers leaving. The new writers mimicked the original material and the show became a parody of itself. South Park doesn't have this issues as 2 writers have been at it for 20 years. Also, why is the the nuclear family bullshit? Why is an ideal for a family harmful? How should we portray a family on TV? Make the family distasteful and revolting? We seek the fantastical in art and entertainment, not a mirror reminding us of how horrible life is. I'm not sure the portrayal of a disfunction family is any better for us, perhaps we should just quit portraying families altogether?

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  @eskylent79622 күн бұрын

  Has anyone else seen that documentary on here about the man with a 7 second memory? Truly frightening - poor guy.

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  @lpslvr2 күн бұрын

  you never miss

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  @krrowthemyuii2 күн бұрын

  If you want to envision a better future beyond our current capitalist dystopian hellscape, try Solarpunk.

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  @gupyb41652 күн бұрын

  I would not mind being my lover's object... 🥺 👉👈