Michael LaBossiere
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GENED Revision Guide
This is the video guide to the GENED revision guide.
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GENED Revision Spreadsheet Guide
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This video explains the GENED revision spreadsheet.
Intro SU 2024 Short 23
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The short video for class 22 of Introduction to Philosophy.
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The short video for class 21, looks at Deontology and Kant.
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This is the short video for class 20; it covers utilitarianism.
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The short video for class 19.
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The super short video for class 18.
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The short video for Class 17; covers Hume's theory of PI, Buddha's No Self doctrine, Meeting Yourself amd Taois,
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The short video for class 16. A look at the intro to metaphysics and Locke's theory of Personal Identity.
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The short video for Class 15 Summer Introduction to Philosophy
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The short video for class 14 of Summer 2024 Intro to Philosophy.
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The short video for Intro to Philosophy Class 13 Summer 2024.
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The short video for class 12.
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The short video for class 11 of the SU 2024 Introduction to Philosophy. Covers Kant's criticism of 3 arguments for God's existence and Pascal's Wager.
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Ethical Egoism SP2024
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Locke's Theory of Rights Part 2 SP 2024
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  • @jamestagge3429
    @jamestagge3429 20 днів тому

    That by which Hume was able to formulate his proposition and the context in which it functioned and was considered, defines certain necessities that he could not deny OR HE COULD NOT HAVE FORMULATED IT TO BEGIN WITH. Either it is, or it ain’t. 1. He chose to employ in his proposition the concepts of billiard balls specifically to the exclusion of all other things. This cannot be questioned. This means by definition that he had to have recognized and acknowledged the (“physical?” or “sense impression”) characteristics of all of those entities from which he chose the billiard balls or how could he have decided on the billiard balls as opposed to something else such as crochet balls? So the assertion of the form and function of all of those entities in material reality that he had to have perceived (or again, he could not have made the distinct choice he did) was that by which he was able to choose. That he claimed to recognize only sense impressions does not alter the point. There is no escaping this. 2. In that he had to have recognized the physical characteristics of the billiard balls or the sense impressions of them, again, the only means by which he could have chosen them to the exclusion of all else, he had to have known that motion was not one of those characteristics. First, motion is not tangible as is all of that by which the billiard balls were defined in their physicality or the sense impressions which were drawn from them. Secondly, were motion a characteristic of billiard balls, both not just one would have been moving. That the one ball was moving (and not the other) then has to have been the effect of a cause of that motion having been imparted. There is no escaping this. 3. Then, that he had to have known that motion had to have been imparted to the moving ball, he had to have understood that that which imparted that motion was itself a moving entity for which motion was also not a characteristic. I am sorry but this is cause and effect, like it or not. What Hume did in the formulation of his theory was akin to “appealing to truths to formulate a position which denied truth”. He doesn’t get to have done that any more than the rest of us. That entities are distinct, they are that by their characteristics. That they are distinct, they are chosen for their characteristics because each imposes a specific quality (“effect”?) from which to choose. The balls were chosen because they would roll, the reality of that to which he had to have surrendered, a given because they were his choice. He did not choose bricks or the like because they wouldn’t roll, necessary to the purpose of the analogy. That recognition in part defeats his theory of no cause and effect. A final point…..the proposition that ball 1 hitting ball 2 would cause it to move, is inductive only in the most general context of consideration. However, in a sub-context where we consider that motion had to have been imparted to the moving ball, it is deductive. His theory makes no sense. What do you think?

  • @cortneybitsoi4977
    @cortneybitsoi4977 4 місяці тому

    Part 1 and 2. --21 pilots--

  • @cortneybitsoi4977
    @cortneybitsoi4977 4 місяці тому

    Believe it or not by my favorite band brought me to this video... lol |-/

  • @clandestinereactionary1842
    @clandestinereactionary1842 5 місяців тому

    Fauci himself stated several times that there’s no evidence to support mask-wearing as protective. Moreover, several experts disagreed vehemently with Fauci. Fauci was one person, who happened to get the microphone. Also, there were decisions made that were out of the realm of Fauci’s expertise, such as the effects of lockdowns.

  • @luigipati3815
    @luigipati3815 5 місяців тому

    I am a huge fan, just bought all your kindle books! Amazing what I can learn from you for the price of a cup of coffee. My fav philosophers are Schopenhauer, Plato, and the Stoics. You dig deep, are clear, and honest. Thank you. 🤘

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi 5 місяців тому

      Thanks! I rebooted my A Philosopher's Blog if you'd like to see some new stuff: aphilosopher.drmcl.com/

  • @CMBradley
    @CMBradley 5 місяців тому

    Though lacking the relational attributes of the God of the Bible, don't you think it's misleading to say Aristotle's Prime Mover is not God when he explicitly identifies the Prime Mover as "God" in Metaph. XII.7 and implicitly in Metaph. I.2; VI.1; XI.7? The biblical concept of God shares significant attributes with Aristotle's: an immaterial, incorruptible, immaterial, Nous that enjoys eternal life, is the prime and highest being, and the final cause of all things. "All who believe in the existence of gods . . . agree in allotting the highest place to the deity" (Cael. I).

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi 5 місяців тому

      That is a fair point; but there is the usual concern with the translation. This is like the concern about translations of his teacher Plato. Some translations have Plato talking about God; but that seems to not be the best translation. Also, even if “god” is a good translation, there is the question of what is meant by the term. Even today, people who believe in God have radically different conceptions of God.

    • @CMBradley
      @CMBradley 5 місяців тому

      @@mlabossi I appreciate the response! How else might 'τὸν θεὸν' or 'ὁ θεός' be translated in Lambda 7? I see no variance across Ross, Tredennick, or Judson's English translations; all have it as "God." To the latter point, the traditional interpretation of Aristotle's identification of the Prime Mover as God is by virtue of its being the highest being - its primacy - hence the statements in Metaph. I.2; VI.1; XI.7; Cael. I. Aristotle also associates its divinity with its possession of eternal life and one that is marvelous/best: "life belongs to God. For the actuality of thought is life, and God is that actuality; and the essential actuality of God is life most good and eternal. We hold, then, that God is a living being, eternal, most good; and therefore life and a continuous eternal existence belong to God; for that is what God is" (Tredennick, XII.7). Similarly, the Christian doctrine of theosis articulated during the patristic era was that men become "gods" in the sense that they receive by grace what God possess by nature: eternal/incorruptible life - immortality. Take, for instance, St. Clement of Alexandria's saying: "to be incorruptible is to participate in divinity" (Stroma V.10). The associations are primacy, immortality, and perfection - although there ought be more said with respect to that last one.

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi 5 місяців тому

      @@CMBradley I'd say the discussion comes down to what the concept means to Aristotle; his First Mover is unmoved and hence would not be the sort of being that loves people, etc. So, whether Aristotle believed in God depends on whether one shares the definition of "God" with Aristotle. So, his God would not be Spinoza's God or Augustine's God, etc. One could, of course, say that they are all talking about the same God but they are wrong in what they think God really is.

    • @CMBradley
      @CMBradley 5 місяців тому

      @@mlabossiThanks for the discussion, Prof. Michael 🤙🏻

  • @Victor-Soria
    @Victor-Soria 8 місяців тому

    very useful video for the final stretch of an argument; this is the missing link for things like veganism where you can provide mountains of evidence for one side and someone’s intuition will be the only thing they have to stand on

  • @BlueTS777
    @BlueTS777 8 місяців тому

    This is really interesting, I can't believe I'm getting this high quality information completely free Michael! I'm gonna use this ethical structure to talk to my relatives about veganism at the next Thanksgiving dinner until they serve a tofurky and or exclue me from future family occasions and my parents remove me from their will

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi 8 місяців тому

      Unfortunately, moral reasoning is usually not effective at persuading people to change their views. Try luring them to veganism with delicious vegan options.

  • @BlueTS777
    @BlueTS777 8 місяців тому

    nice work michael!

  • @GokuSilver337
    @GokuSilver337 10 місяців тому

    It's a sign that I can get ahead of the curve of human development when I notice how FEW people use channels like this. Outrage politics are all stuck on the same level. If you transcend that level then I can inspire others to build rather than tear down.

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi 10 місяців тому

      Fortunately there are some very successful philosophy channels although I do worry that some of them are getting a bit lost in chasing revenue.

  • @dbrianlovingood30
    @dbrianlovingood30 10 місяців тому

    How about we start by not looking everything through the lens of race... keep TTRPG free of racism (real and perceived)

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi 10 місяців тому

      Unfortunately, race is one of the big three factors in how everything works in the US. But I don’t look at everything through the lens of race; this video happens to focus in that subject. And even if we did do that, by itself that would not disprove or undermine claims. Ideally everything would be free of racism; but we have to talk about it to fix it. Even in our pastimes.

  • @mcdoogle_robotman
    @mcdoogle_robotman 11 місяців тому

    Touch grass.

  • @PayneCabal1
    @PayneCabal1 11 місяців тому

    Ok; now explain to me brainwashing and cultist behavior using social media and college professors.

  • @lordpardus7348
    @lordpardus7348 11 місяців тому

    There is no such thing as white privilege. In fact, we have BLACK privilege. We have affirmative action protecting BLACKS, we have college scholarships just for BLACKS (nothing like this for whites), we have "Traditionally black colleges". (I wonder where are traditionally white colleges?). We have "black only" fraternities and sororities. We have "Black congressional caucus" , and, obviously no "white congressional caucus". So, where is the white privilege? When everything is set up to benefit blacks? UNSUBSCRIBE.

  • @4sparta968
    @4sparta968 11 місяців тому

    White privilege is being taught your born evil and owe everybody else something

  • @FyrSprockets
    @FyrSprockets 11 місяців тому

    So what you’re saying is the DM is racist? Lmfao good talk

  • @highlordtedpool6081
    @highlordtedpool6081 11 місяців тому

    😂🤨🤨🤨😆🤬🤡💩

  • @trebot9292266
    @trebot9292266 11 місяців тому

    So white privilege is rolling with disadvantage. sure does feel like it. In the past I imagine it would be like rolling with advantage, but not today when 3 magic words can be used to win.

  • @ConFusi0n
    @ConFusi0n 11 місяців тому

    I like the video and the analogy, it's a good counterpoint to those who point at poor white people or rich colored people and say racism doesn't exist. These comments make me lose faith in humanity and the d&d community though... Kudos to you for trying to reason with so many of them.

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi 11 місяців тому

      Thanks! My experiences during the “satanic panic” era really made me aware of the effects of prejudice-back in the day, many gamers hid that they were gamers to avoid the negative consequences. So, the idea of some people being advantaged relative to others made sense to me.

  • @captwoody3889
    @captwoody3889 11 місяців тому

    ua-cam.com/users/shortsyI4kxIljPuY?si=zFiiHEj8VeiCsPA8 😮

  • @kevingreen8763
    @kevingreen8763 11 місяців тому

    Wow! Seriously wacky guy.

  • @mlabossi
    @mlabossi Рік тому

    That is an excellent approach in explaining how privilege can work externally and internally in ways that can be invisible to many. I do try to show that white privilege exists, which can be challenging even when I emphasize that it does not mean that a person is bad or that everything was handed to them. Gamers tend to get the idea that a small plus or minus can have large impacts over time, so they tend to have that conceptual mechanism in place. It doesn’t help that there are folks who straw man the idea; presenting it as the claim that white people always have it easier or that all white people are racist.

  • @elephantshrew1938
    @elephantshrew1938 Рік тому

    First of all, I enjoy your engagement with the comments, even after all these years. I think the analogy succeeds in illustrating that white privelege is a nudging of the scales, something that can avoid notice if you benefit from it but don't care to pay attention. I don't know if you care about convincing anyone that privelege based on race exists in the first place: but I believe it is a frustrating but necessary task when we discuss these topics in a public and uneducated forum. If it is the case that we have to convince others at the same time we make our point: perhaps a more effective illustration would involve what is going through the guards heads in order to impart disadvantage. One of the more sinister aspects of privelege and by extention racism itself is how it permeates the every day life of people who mean well. Yes, the empire is built on racism and slavery long ago. How does this relate to the every day commoner or lowly guard struggling to feed their families? How can a well meaning person still inflict disadvantage on their fellow beings without even meaning to? Perhaps our monk spoke in a dialect that was lambasted by the state or other entities for being savage or uneducated. Leading to distrust from the guard. Maybe our monk carries a scar that is a result of a well known but distrusted ritual practice that is, in truth, inherently much less harmful than it is made out to be. Anyway, thanks for the fun video. I appreciate that youre willing to engage with bad faith arguments and fallacies.

  • @rickmyers8990
    @rickmyers8990 Рік тому

    Promo_SM

  • @opinionate-by-thesyllogist

    Can't believe there is only 1 like! I appreciate the lecture! Thank you!

  • @Glenintheden
    @Glenintheden Рік тому

    There's a huge amount of bias just to fit into the dominant scientific paradigm of any academic field. Regarding the climate change theory, good luck to any budding young climatologist or meteorologist who overtly expresses skepticism of the anthropogenic climate change theory; no way will they have any chance of getting tenure in any university department in the entire Western world. Thomas Kuhn in his 'The Structure of Scientific Theories' demonstrated that paradigm dominance is a function of political dominance in the scientific community, not epistemic dominance. And with a subject such as the climate change theory, the political pressure to conform and agree with it is double as there is tremendous political pressure from not just within the academic community but also from without.

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi Рік тому

      True, academic fields are heavily influenced by all the usual social, psychological, and political factors. But, they do have mechanisms and practices that allow the existing order to be challenged and overthrown. But what you say about climate change is not unique; a budding academic in (for example) medical fields who doubted the general germ theory of disease would face challenges.

  • @juancruz1367
    @juancruz1367 Рік тому

    "pre-MY-ses"?

    • @mlabossi
      @mlabossi Рік тому

      If it is my premise, it would my pre-MY-ses. :)

  • @matthewfishwick3246
    @matthewfishwick3246 Рік тому

    Cool, thanks for sharing brotha

  • @matthewfishwick3246
    @matthewfishwick3246 Рік тому

    Great stuff, thanks! Keep it up

  • @ImaplanetJupiteeeerr
    @ImaplanetJupiteeeerr Рік тому

    1:55 The soul is immortal

  • @jamescraig3757
    @jamescraig3757 Рік тому

    I've been look down upon for being French, poor, messy hair, dirty shirt, because of my skin believe it or not ! I e been discriminated upon, I haven't been shown much mercy by the law, where it cost me my career over smoking pot the morning of me driving on y day off.. So no, white privilege is a class concept shifted into a racial debate.. it's not a white privilege thing it's like calling a pistol an assault weapon.. it's a play on word for an underlying issue that grows beyond race.. the simple proof is o am, lil Wayne, Kanye west and all the famous black people ther eis rich black people that got rich easy by the way.. So to choose the verbatim white privilege is regretfully idiotic, it stem from anger that becomes racism.. it's because there is a lot of white people around it's easy to blame white people.. it's racist it wrong it's not even accurate and it's utterly bull fucking shit. It's a class difference. It's money ! It's always been money and ur disappointing to simp for that.

  • @Gabes_Game_Cave
    @Gabes_Game_Cave Рік тому

    How can I play with black privilege? I want to be able to do whatever I want and if anyone criticizes me cry racism. Self hating white people are lower than dirt.

  • @BetterCallJoseph
    @BetterCallJoseph Рік тому

    Thank you for this video.

  • @BetterCallJoseph
    @BetterCallJoseph Рік тому

    Thank you very much

  • @BetterCallJoseph
    @BetterCallJoseph Рік тому

    You should make a podcast that is 30 minutes to 1 hour long. You would be successful.

  • @BetterCallJoseph
    @BetterCallJoseph Рік тому

    Can you please post more videos of your class. Thank you.

  • @tutos5
    @tutos5 Рік тому

    Hi, idk if it's interesting for you but I'm a speaker Spanish lol, then I'm actually practicing my English daily with your videos hitherto has been efficient :))

  • @elliottfunkhouser4486
    @elliottfunkhouser4486 Рік тому

    Bro gets mad at racial text options in rpgs

  • @Alaric11
    @Alaric11 Рік тому

    I hate racist shit like this.

  • @brotherhoodz97
    @brotherhoodz97 Рік тому

    white privilege is good. O/

  • @cowpercoles1194
    @cowpercoles1194 Рік тому

    When people get angry when being accused of the "crime" of "privilege", it seems to be assumed that denying privilege is evidence of guilt. However, ask any police interrogator--what's the first thing that innocent people do when accused of a crime they aren't guilty of? They get upset, and vehemently deny it. That's because there are dire consequences for being found guilty of a crime, and they don't want to be punished for something they didn't do. Just accuse someone of witchcraft and see how they react--if they deny it, would you assume they actually *are* a witch? Isn't it more likely that people are getting angry because your accusations are actually wrong? Why are you so sure your assumption of privilege is right? How did you get to be so morally superior that you get to throw accusations and judgements out, without a trial or proper investigation? Surely you're not assuming privilege based on someone's skin tone?

  • @nerzeus
    @nerzeus Рік тому

    The ogre was the main one discriminated against in this analogy. Talk about human privelege.

  • @dcmanuel7232
    @dcmanuel7232 Рік тому

    As with most things in "education" these days, the problem with this concept ("White Priviledge") is numerous: 1) "White" is not an actual race in any sense and is a made up term by progressive identity group jargon to mean "anyone non PoC or whomever else we want to be our oppressor today.". It's intentionally divisive and the modern counter-point to the N-word. 2) Privilege is only a negative thing when placed up the "oppressor" being targeted. "Privilege" found in an "oppressed" group is minimalized, excused or ignored. It is even potentially argued as something else (or non-existent) just so the term can maintain it's demonization of "oppressor" groups. 3) In FACTUAL terms, all groups have their own "privileges" in various geographical societies (as well as "oppressions"). This is completely ignored and even denied by the Progressive Left in an attempt to anchor these terms (priviledge / oppression) to specific identity groups as blanket terms to eliminate any discussion about nuance or exceptions that should be obvious to anyone with the ability to have a cognitive thought process. Ironically, It should be noted that ALL of their arguments for giving these groups special consideration are ALWAYS based on exceptions to the norm. 4) The entire term is highly devisive and will never do anything to repair any racial divide. It is obviously used to intentionally alienate, belittle and demonize anyone who speaks out against their made up jargon or points out where their ideology completely fails to explain any event (see 5 black cops beating a black man to death being "white supremacy" caused by "white privilege"). I challenge anyone to explain to me how the use of this term can or will ever improve race relations in any way and anyone with have a thought can see that's likely and intentional thing. Those that claim to want to "fix" race relations are doing everything in their power to make them worse.

    • @dcmanuel7232
      @dcmanuel7232 Рік тому

      I don't think anyone doubts there are absolute economic privileges all over the world, but to intentionally tie them to specific racial groups (or even sex or orientation groups) is moronic at best and intentionally evil at worst. You can't have a logical discussion about how to improve anyone's economic situation when you say they are poor and you are rich because of something as arbitrary as the color of your skin, what kind of junk you have or who you like to sleep with.

  • @stephenmccagg
    @stephenmccagg Рік тому

    Orcs are Evil!

  • @Lycurgus1982
    @Lycurgus1982 Рік тому

    Now that I think about it just being called an elf or an orc can put some very real constraints on how you walk the world beyond what nature has given you. A sad limitation to a being that could have so much more potential without said constraints.

  • @nothingtosee314
    @nothingtosee314 Рік тому

    Now, do Asian privilege. Surely, since Asians in America far outperform all other races in almost every facet from education to salary, they must be hiding some privilege, right? Your ideology fails the sniff test.

  • @nonyabusiness890
    @nonyabusiness890 Рік тому

    This is the single dumbest thing I have watched today. Can I get my 11 minutes back?

  • @jshricks
    @jshricks Рік тому

    Racist.

  • @WarpRonin781
    @WarpRonin781 Рік тому

    The concept of white privilege is nothing more than a tool to divide people and it works. Just like white fragility. It’s been concocted by Marxist to instill division in the population. That’s a good or bad thing wherever you sit. The terms themselves “white privilege/white fragility” are as insulting to white people as any other racial slur but that has been made ok by the excuse of white privilege. And frankly open racism is tolerated from any other group as long as it is directed toward the fragile whites. And people buy into this krap like the fellow that made this video. I respect that he is trying to explain this to people like me that missed the white privilege coronation at birth. But frankly go try telling a black man he is a N$&@@ and you will get hit in the face with a twisted tea. And rightfully so. The same should apply to white privilege but we have self hating white people that have been brainwashed into allowing this to continue. I am white as white can be. I am not and better or worse than the sum of my decisions and actions. I am accountable to no one but my self and god. Because anyone who reads this and agrees or scoffs we are all borne the same and we will all die. Spend that time how you will. Go pushing on what someone els has or is entitled to over you is not ever going to make for a happy existence. Everyone has a different human experience. I’m sorry if you feel cheated. Everyone is cheated. We should be propping each other up not crying because we think someone els has it better. The grass isn’t always as green as it appears on the other side of the fence when you take the time to to look close enough.

  • @SemperFidelis903
    @SemperFidelis903 Рік тому

    Nope, can't let this go with just one comment. You took us down the rabbit hole. Time to show you where you led us. First, the theory of "white privilege" absolutely assumes that it imparts guaranteed success. However, this is not like getting a natural 20 in DnD, as you pointed out. There simply is no die roll. The idea of advantage does not even play a role in the decision. Frankly, I would not be surprised if there were some advocates of the theory of "white privilege" who believe that there is some racist DM running our society.