The absolute truth exists in the immediate sense of oneself
@plux16865 күн бұрын
the fact that George Orwell predicted soviet union dawnfall
@bruhbruhhh659212 күн бұрын
I "had to" read this in high school. I chose to come back and listen again now at age 25. Pay attention kids, there's a reason we make you read this (and 1984, Brave New World, Lord of the Flies, etc.)
@sergiosatelite46714 күн бұрын
20:50 He alone chooses.
@tom-kz9pb16 күн бұрын
Even existentialist philosophers to some degree wanted to be people-pleasers and to sell their philosophy to the public, perhaps to validate their own rightness and their names. But the real core meaning of existentialism is that "nothing really matters" in a world of tragedy and absurdity. It is "reaching" to try to put a positive spin on that. There is a certain freedom in realizing that you have no real obligations nor prohibitions upon you, in a meaningless world, beyond the practical results of your decisions. But that freedom is a consolation prize, not a gift. We can still be humanist in the sense of trying to console others in the tragic absurdity, yet still the underlying theme of human life is pain in a universe that does not share any human sense of meaning. Existentialism has nothing to offer humanity but clear-eyed truth. Few people will really want that.
@IGoofedUp20 күн бұрын
Bruh I knew it as soon as those buckets of milk disappeared. Not my comrade 😤
@zackrogala73922 күн бұрын
2:01:55
@newpicup26 күн бұрын
Your sound is so cool. 🎉
@sudhanshulaha783629 күн бұрын
53:00
@Dandelion_flightАй бұрын
Bro changed my idea of pigs. 😢😅
@_the_mothman_Ай бұрын
You have such a pleasant voice to listen to! This was brilliant, thank you :] Edit: wording
@clintbustwood4800Ай бұрын
Thanks for saving me $57 dollars for the opportunity to read it
@bianavacker9754Ай бұрын
Squealer is the epitome of gaslighting
@haikhz224Ай бұрын
My question would be if morally you are put in a situation to where you would hurt the same amount of people equally then how do you make a distinguishment towards a decision
@DanielEngsvangАй бұрын
When you walk by an Earthworm drowning in a puddle without helping it you have to really think about where you stand with regards to a "Good Moral Foundation" i guess.
@whatstupiddoesАй бұрын
you a real g for this one. read the book already but i have to re-read it for my class and i'd rather die then re-read any book ever
@serena7371Ай бұрын
Your voice is so pretty and nice to listen to, that I’m gonna check out your other vids. I’ve never read philosophy before, or much nonfic at all, but I’ll give it a shot
@dsmiletheyrewatching3520Ай бұрын
Never has a book left me with such an existential dread.
@eden8881Ай бұрын
Anyone else doing this for an essay 😢
@marvinjoelssebalu4271Ай бұрын
Boxer’s sayings were annoying “ N is always right.”
@teporeliot2 ай бұрын
Your consideration to read slowly is brilliant, simply brilliant. It transformed this text for me. Thank you!
@MiaraLovins2 ай бұрын
Where was this when I had to read the book in high school??
@GeoHdReal2 ай бұрын
Ah The Camp of the Saints…
@jasontan8612 ай бұрын
you have such a talent for narrating, this goes hard asf
@phfamily94222 ай бұрын
Very well read. Thanks
@RosemaryStrum2 ай бұрын
thank you!
@MrSnoWmaNGaming172 ай бұрын
Perfect voice ❤
@PrestonDoherty2 ай бұрын
Animal farm by George Orwell read in 2022 by 7th grader Preston Doherty and has a favorite center program lead and her name is Laura Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine
@caitlinwitte89932 ай бұрын
It's finals week and my vision suddenly got distorted, it lasted for about an hour. I couldn't read at all. I'm so thankful I had this!!
@luciaalegria7523 ай бұрын
I LOVE the voices you do for each of the characters. They fit so well and are unique:)
@OdsnFilms3 ай бұрын
This was always known due to elements global society still utilizes and/or has not resolved in the 21st century....🧐 Prisons Poverty Military Prejudice But to be less biblical than state society has yet to evolve socially to 21st century moral standards...
@adamangelmusic3 ай бұрын
this saved me 😭
@vovawolf3 ай бұрын
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others"
@IGoofedUp20 күн бұрын
Insane
@vovawolf3 ай бұрын
Love the voices! great audiobook
@afsar_gunner52713 ай бұрын
Nothing is nothing, You never get something from nothing, never get rational mind from non-rational, never get life from non-life without intelligence. Scientists are clueless on the origin of life (abiogenesis). Even if you create life in a lab then surely that require the best scientists & technology out there. Please explain the origin of a cell, explain mathematical laws of physics, explain complex chemistry, complex biology and all other scientific laws etc. Universe is incredibly fine tuned and the only way out for the atheists is the multiverse theory but that too must have had a beginning with fine tuned constants. Look multiverse is just a theory and there is ZERO evidence.You cannot go beyond the event horizon of this universe so scientists are permanently cut off from viewing or getting any sort of data from another universe/multiverse therefore rely on metaphysics to explain reality that requires faith just like theists who believe in God! I always ask the atheists "WHERE DID THE MATHEMATICAL OR NATURAL LAWS CAME FROM? LOOK SCIENTISTS FREQUENTLY WRITE THESE COMPLEX MATHS FORMULAE ON THEIR BLACKBOARD" and that requires the highest of intelligence and NOT from NOTHING! Oh by the way quantum vacuum is not nothing !
@fearitselfpinball89123 ай бұрын
28:00
@eliknowsbest49463 ай бұрын
Thanks for this audio
@mayaj48463 ай бұрын
2 legs bad 4 legs good 👍
@user-ge5ti3rx5r3 ай бұрын
I love this story tysm
@kibsmith3 ай бұрын
6:10
@sahamal_savu4 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for this reading, I found the slight Canadian accent very familiar and easy to follow (also being a Canadian.) I hope you continue uploading more audiobooks, your channel is fantastic 👍
@kasiamera63714 ай бұрын
This is Poland to day.
@tatianaabramovskaya87654 ай бұрын
Anybody who is not a psychopath would always help a person in need in front of them. There's even a law inforcement to "assist a person in danger"; which means as society, and idividuals it consists of, we all agree this is not just the right thing to do, but obligatory thing to do. Whoever can stand and watch a child drowning is a sick freak. And his non-assistance is punishable by law. So this part is obvious. The second part is less obvious. And it's where Singer has to learn some of geo-politics and finance. To help anybody by giving money to a charity is laughable. Those charities (OXFAM, UNISEF, UN, Red Cross, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Clinton AID Foundation, Soros Foundation etc...) are institutions which function is to tranfer money from the public to the private sector. To the hands of the private investors. Whoever doesn't understand this, doesn't understand the first thing about how the world works. Here's a good exemple of investigation of (only just) one of those "charity AID" foundations by independant media, that unmaks the modus operandi of those charities: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4Zp2LKjoquxf7A.html Does Peter Singer knows that? I wonder.
@pluggedinplayerful4 ай бұрын
2:18:32 ill be back
@nolancoates48565 ай бұрын
Very interesting 🤔💯🎖️
@zippykat65175 ай бұрын
This recording is an absolute life saver. I struggle to read, and so having an auditory version was so so crucial for my assignments haha Thank you so much for recording it
@steveturnage445 ай бұрын
There is no such nation nor race of people called negros bro.. don’t ever use that term again with yo smart azz!
@maureenbenson67665 ай бұрын
What a story! Benjamin is the wisest of them all. Freedom is not all it's cracked up to be .
@CharlotteMacrickens4 ай бұрын
He's also the most forgettable of them all
@mustard98083 ай бұрын
@@CharlotteMacrickensThe horses and Benjamin will forever be in my mind. Benjamin is an amazing character for his air of mystery and sadness.
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Boxer😭
The absolute truth exists in the immediate sense of oneself
the fact that George Orwell predicted soviet union dawnfall
I "had to" read this in high school. I chose to come back and listen again now at age 25. Pay attention kids, there's a reason we make you read this (and 1984, Brave New World, Lord of the Flies, etc.)
20:50 He alone chooses.
Even existentialist philosophers to some degree wanted to be people-pleasers and to sell their philosophy to the public, perhaps to validate their own rightness and their names. But the real core meaning of existentialism is that "nothing really matters" in a world of tragedy and absurdity. It is "reaching" to try to put a positive spin on that. There is a certain freedom in realizing that you have no real obligations nor prohibitions upon you, in a meaningless world, beyond the practical results of your decisions. But that freedom is a consolation prize, not a gift. We can still be humanist in the sense of trying to console others in the tragic absurdity, yet still the underlying theme of human life is pain in a universe that does not share any human sense of meaning. Existentialism has nothing to offer humanity but clear-eyed truth. Few people will really want that.
Bruh I knew it as soon as those buckets of milk disappeared. Not my comrade 😤
2:01:55
Your sound is so cool. 🎉
53:00
Bro changed my idea of pigs. 😢😅
You have such a pleasant voice to listen to! This was brilliant, thank you :] Edit: wording
Thanks for saving me $57 dollars for the opportunity to read it
Squealer is the epitome of gaslighting
My question would be if morally you are put in a situation to where you would hurt the same amount of people equally then how do you make a distinguishment towards a decision
When you walk by an Earthworm drowning in a puddle without helping it you have to really think about where you stand with regards to a "Good Moral Foundation" i guess.
you a real g for this one. read the book already but i have to re-read it for my class and i'd rather die then re-read any book ever
Your voice is so pretty and nice to listen to, that I’m gonna check out your other vids. I’ve never read philosophy before, or much nonfic at all, but I’ll give it a shot
Never has a book left me with such an existential dread.
Anyone else doing this for an essay 😢
Boxer’s sayings were annoying “ N is always right.”
Your consideration to read slowly is brilliant, simply brilliant. It transformed this text for me. Thank you!
Where was this when I had to read the book in high school??
Ah The Camp of the Saints…
you have such a talent for narrating, this goes hard asf
Very well read. Thanks
thank you!
Perfect voice ❤
Animal farm by George Orwell read in 2022 by 7th grader Preston Doherty and has a favorite center program lead and her name is Laura Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine Visintine
It's finals week and my vision suddenly got distorted, it lasted for about an hour. I couldn't read at all. I'm so thankful I had this!!
I LOVE the voices you do for each of the characters. They fit so well and are unique:)
This was always known due to elements global society still utilizes and/or has not resolved in the 21st century....🧐 Prisons Poverty Military Prejudice But to be less biblical than state society has yet to evolve socially to 21st century moral standards...
this saved me 😭
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others"
Insane
Love the voices! great audiobook
Nothing is nothing, You never get something from nothing, never get rational mind from non-rational, never get life from non-life without intelligence. Scientists are clueless on the origin of life (abiogenesis). Even if you create life in a lab then surely that require the best scientists & technology out there. Please explain the origin of a cell, explain mathematical laws of physics, explain complex chemistry, complex biology and all other scientific laws etc. Universe is incredibly fine tuned and the only way out for the atheists is the multiverse theory but that too must have had a beginning with fine tuned constants. Look multiverse is just a theory and there is ZERO evidence.You cannot go beyond the event horizon of this universe so scientists are permanently cut off from viewing or getting any sort of data from another universe/multiverse therefore rely on metaphysics to explain reality that requires faith just like theists who believe in God! I always ask the atheists "WHERE DID THE MATHEMATICAL OR NATURAL LAWS CAME FROM? LOOK SCIENTISTS FREQUENTLY WRITE THESE COMPLEX MATHS FORMULAE ON THEIR BLACKBOARD" and that requires the highest of intelligence and NOT from NOTHING! Oh by the way quantum vacuum is not nothing !
28:00
Thanks for this audio
2 legs bad 4 legs good 👍
I love this story tysm
6:10
Thank you very much for this reading, I found the slight Canadian accent very familiar and easy to follow (also being a Canadian.) I hope you continue uploading more audiobooks, your channel is fantastic 👍
This is Poland to day.
Anybody who is not a psychopath would always help a person in need in front of them. There's even a law inforcement to "assist a person in danger"; which means as society, and idividuals it consists of, we all agree this is not just the right thing to do, but obligatory thing to do. Whoever can stand and watch a child drowning is a sick freak. And his non-assistance is punishable by law. So this part is obvious. The second part is less obvious. And it's where Singer has to learn some of geo-politics and finance. To help anybody by giving money to a charity is laughable. Those charities (OXFAM, UNISEF, UN, Red Cross, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Clinton AID Foundation, Soros Foundation etc...) are institutions which function is to tranfer money from the public to the private sector. To the hands of the private investors. Whoever doesn't understand this, doesn't understand the first thing about how the world works. Here's a good exemple of investigation of (only just) one of those "charity AID" foundations by independant media, that unmaks the modus operandi of those charities: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4Zp2LKjoquxf7A.html Does Peter Singer knows that? I wonder.
2:18:32 ill be back
Very interesting 🤔💯🎖️
This recording is an absolute life saver. I struggle to read, and so having an auditory version was so so crucial for my assignments haha Thank you so much for recording it
There is no such nation nor race of people called negros bro.. don’t ever use that term again with yo smart azz!
What a story! Benjamin is the wisest of them all. Freedom is not all it's cracked up to be .
He's also the most forgettable of them all
@@CharlotteMacrickensThe horses and Benjamin will forever be in my mind. Benjamin is an amazing character for his air of mystery and sadness.
on page 64 (note for myself 😭)