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Thales was the FIRST philosopher (maybe)
The story of Thales, the first philosopher.
*Readings*
Diogenes Laërtius, Lives of Eminent Philosophers (trans.) Pamela Mensch (2018).
Barnes, Jonathan _Early Greek Philosophy_ (1984).
*Chapters*
0:00 The FIRST Philosopher
1:29 Thales and his IDEAS
3:56 The Adventures of Thales
5:49 Thales DIED
*Attributions*
Procreate - for bad drawings
Envato Elements - for all video elements
Canva - for all graphics
Midjourney - for all AI generated images (these are for illustrative purposes and are not intended to be historically accurate)
Wikicommons - for historical images
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Pythagoras and his CULT with extra BEANS
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The story of Pythagoras and his CULT. *Readings* Aristotle, 'Fragments', in _The Complete Works of Aristotle_ (ed.) Jonathan Barnes (1984). Diogenes Laërtius, _Lives of Eminent Philosophers_ (trans.) Pamela Mensch (2018). Porphyry, _Life of Pythagoras_ Available here: www.tertullian.org/fathers/porphyry_life_of_pythagoras_02_text.htm Rousell, Patrick (ed.), _The Complete Pythagoras_ Available h...
Wisdom, Socrates, and the Oracle at Delphi
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What is wisdom? Why did the Oracle at Delphi think that Socrates was so wise? Are you wise? *Readings* This is how Socrates described wisdom during his trial in Plato’s Apology. Plato. Apology. In _Plato: Complete Works,_ ed. John Cooper (1997). *Chapters* 0:00 Know Thyself 1:36 Socrates & The Oracle 4:58 What is Wisdom? 7:16 Human Wisdom *Attributions* Envato Elements - for all video elements ...
A Legendary Lover - Giacomo Casanova
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Giacomo Casanova is known for his many notorious love affairs. Today, we uncover the details of three of his most intrguing loves. *Reading* Casanova, G. _History of My Life,_ Trans. William R. Trask (1966-1971). Abridged by Peter Washington (2007) Parker, D. _Conversations with Casanova,_ (2019). Bergreen, L. _Casanova: The World of a Seductive Genius,_ (2016). Damrosch, L. _Adventurer: The Li...
The Life of a Cynic - Diogenes of Sinope
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Diogenes of Sinope might have been the most outrageous philosopher to ever live. He certainly didn't give a f k what anyone thought of him. *Reading* - Diogenes Laërtius, _Lives of Eminent Philosophers_ trans. Pamela Mensch (2018). - Diogenes Laërtius, _Lives of Eminent Philosophers_ trans. R. D. Hicks (1925). [Note: The Hicks translation has Plato's 'Socrates gone mad' quote, but the Mensch ve...
The Greek Gods (of Olympus)
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King of the Gods, Lord of the Sky, Commander of Thunder... *Note on Hades:* I know Hades is not often considered an Olympian God, because he rarely left the Underworld and the Greeks weren't very fond of him. But give the guy a break. He fought with the Olympians against the Titans and he can go to Olympus whenever he wants - he just doesn't want to! (Sorry to Hestia and Dionysus though, maybe ...
The Life of a Libertine (Marquis de Sade)
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Three of the greatest scandals that shook the Marquis de Sade's life, and that defined his legend. But was his greatest crime his sexual deviancy, or his ability to reveal, in graphic detail, the arbitrary abuses of power that existed in his day? Let us know what you think. *Chapters* 0:00 Atrocious Blasphemer, Glory of France 1:11 The Keller Affair 5:23 The Affair of the Poisoned Sweets 8:23 S...
A History of the Soul
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A history of the soul in the western world, from the ancient Greeks to the modern day. What do you think about the soul? Do we have souls or is the soul an enduring historical fiction? Let us know what you think. *Chapters* 0:00 The Soul is Out of Fashion 1:27 Early Antiquity 6:18 Plato & Aristotle 11:09 The Middle Ages 14:39 The Enlightenment & Descartes 19:19 Modern Views & Consciousness 22:3...

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  • @gabbsdad
    @gabbsdad Місяць тому

    Sounds like a perv to me

  • @krisjensen9022
    @krisjensen9022 Місяць тому

    Your videos are great!!! Keep up the good work! 🥳

  • @devanshsharma5159
    @devanshsharma5159 2 місяці тому

    investing early :D

  • @benquinneyiii7941
    @benquinneyiii7941 2 місяці тому

    Why aren’t you rich?

  • @liamdurkin7327
    @liamdurkin7327 2 місяці тому

    Thales? Who was the second one sonic?

  • @rulnaesafo7936
    @rulnaesafo7936 2 місяці тому

    He pronounces every word wrong.

  • @pater2671
    @pater2671 2 місяці тому

    wow i thought you would have a lot more subs than you have, the quality of the video was on top. keep at it !

  • @wineetroy5947
    @wineetroy5947 2 місяці тому

    Gautam Buddha was indeed born after Thales, but the fact that Buddha's philosophy was born because he was not satisfied with the teachings of Indian Vedic philosophy can't be denied, and that Vedic philosophies comes from Vedas and Upanishads which is believed to be written or gathered by maharishi Vedvyas and those philosophical knowledge were actually even older than the period when Indians invented writing.Even the vedic written scripts are at least 1000 years older than Thales. Veda's knowledge was preserved for generations of 'Bharahamans' (you can consider them as teachers of that society) with the help of mnemonic techniques, what we call as mantra in the form of Shruti. Anyway the point I wanna raise is that neither Thales nor Zoroaster comes even close to Indian Philosophers. I would like to suggest you this wikipedia page, " en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vedas " Have a great days buddy

  • @MrCount84
    @MrCount84 2 місяці тому

    I love this

  • @stevepot
    @stevepot 2 місяці тому

    There are many inaccurate simplifications in the video but also no conclusion

  • @studiobrian9163
    @studiobrian9163 2 місяці тому

    I want to say i was here before other people before you blow up. Helluuu

  • @therpglario8383
    @therpglario8383 2 місяці тому

    Okay that was fun except the alien bit…. Thats shits going to give me nightmares 😂😂😂

  • @oatiic1379
    @oatiic1379 2 місяці тому

    Cool Vid. Hope you get more attention. 😂

  • @1fabi
    @1fabi 2 місяці тому

    You have a good voice, humour and animation style and its interesting. Keep it up! Id just recommend to keep sound overdrive to a minimum.

    • @ImmaterialMinds
      @ImmaterialMinds 2 місяці тому

      Glad you liked it. And thanks for the tip!

  • @MauditePart
    @MauditePart 2 місяці тому

    « Oui, je suis libertin, j’ai conçu tout ce qu’on peut concevoir dans ce genre-là, mais je n’ai sûrement pas fait tout ce que j’ai conçu et ne le ferai sûrement jamais. Je suis un libertin, mais je ne suis pas un criminel ni un meurtrier. […] » - D. A. F. de SADE.

  • @lynettekidd7756
    @lynettekidd7756 2 місяці тому

    Impressive!!! Cool animation too 🌝❤

  • @jordanpease3329
    @jordanpease3329 2 місяці тому

    I don't think I will ever understand the constant attempts to make him out to be some kind of tortured, misunderstood hero. He wasn't exposing anything… He wrote about his own depraved fantasies that he was proven to live out.

  • @IMUNURU2
    @IMUNURU2 3 місяці тому

    You conveniently left out that he imprisoned 6 children in his chateau at Lacoste. It is well known that his wife's family paid off witnesses. It seems that this video cherry picked information to make de Sade look like a victim when even when you accept his side of the story it becomes clear that he deeply manipulative, criminally sadistic, and a kidnapper. De Sade is an interesting case study in criminology, but as a writer, he's just a resentful, hate-filled sadist whose whole philosophy was nothing more than him practing his skill at manipulating others into becoming his accomplices, a skill which is also prevalent in his biography.

  • @mattkazachinsky829
    @mattkazachinsky829 3 місяці тому

    How do you make your content? It's great

    • @ImmaterialMinds
      @ImmaterialMinds 3 місяці тому

      Thanks. I drew the images in procreate (except some of the AI backgrounds), and then pieced everything together in FCPX. (I'm sure there are easier ways to get the same results, but it's the first video I've ever made like this...)

  • @johnhenry4024
    @johnhenry4024 3 місяці тому

    bro I didn't even realize this video was from a small creator! Keep it up man, you've got quality content.

    • @ImmaterialMinds
      @ImmaterialMinds 3 місяці тому

      Thanks man! Stay tuned for the next one.

  • @lynettekidd7756
    @lynettekidd7756 3 місяці тому

    Wow🎉🎉 loved this!!! 😍

  • @tr4hek
    @tr4hek 3 місяці тому

    So thrilled to see a new video from Immaterial Minds! Can't wait to watch it! 🎉

  • @marks7502
    @marks7502 4 місяці тому

    Libertine

  • @COURRUPTIONCOIN
    @COURRUPTIONCOIN 4 місяці тому

    DeSade is putting forth , a Parody.....he uses..... debauchery ,to 'Capture'.....make understood.....habits of the Royals of the day......who are having people's head s removed........on a whim. He is from Aristocrat family . Sex , then IS off the hook. Slaves from Africa then are being forced into Prostitution, the Sugar Fiat ( Slavery gain ) ....has made men so wealthy.....They can get away with anything.

  • @boojee2893
    @boojee2893 5 місяців тому

    Well he is resting in HELLFIRE now

  • @greenflamingoentertainment8613
    @greenflamingoentertainment8613 5 місяців тому

    Huh, im pretty sure that a lot worse happened on epsteins island than anything Sade could have cooked up. Guy seems pretty tame, if a little pompous.

  • @dmaug23
    @dmaug23 5 місяців тому

    Why do they depict him as good looking.

  • @daisybumbane7828
    @daisybumbane7828 6 місяців тому

    Great one.. 👏

  • @dailyphilosophy
    @dailyphilosophy 6 місяців тому

    Great!

  • @lynettekidd7756
    @lynettekidd7756 6 місяців тому

    This was wonderful!!! 🥰

  • @silmearendil
    @silmearendil 6 місяців тому

    Half of the USA doesn’t want to listen to this video, which half? Lol. Enjoyed this video!❤

  • @altinaykor364
    @altinaykor364 7 місяців тому

    imagine when even Napoleon himself gets horrified upon reading things which has been written by a person😅😅😅

  • @lynettekidd7756
    @lynettekidd7756 7 місяців тому

    Much enjoyed !!!!👍

  • @dailyphilosophy
    @dailyphilosophy 7 місяців тому

    I loved this. It's wonderful.

  • @silmearendil
    @silmearendil 7 місяців тому

    Fun stuff, thanks

  • @t.m.ashrafullalamruhin523
    @t.m.ashrafullalamruhin523 7 місяців тому

    pick one topic maybe philosophy, I hope you will get more subscribers. Your video quality is very good.

  • @cassettte
    @cassettte 8 місяців тому

    de Sade was one of the most gifted and abominable personages in an era that knew no lack of gifted and abominable personages.

  • @RichardGillard321
    @RichardGillard321 8 місяців тому

    When I first attempted to read the works of the Marquis de Sade, from about 1987 onwards, I didn't think of him as a Whistle Blower. However, as more information surfaced, in the 21st Century, of Child Abuse, both in the Roman Catholic Church and also among the rich and powerful, then more and more, I started to see de Sade as, primarily a Whistle Blower. The fictional nature of de Sade's writing began at this time, to seem like Self Preservation. That is: Had he said that powerful members of Church and State engage in torturing children, he would have been murdered to shut him up. By writing of powerful members of Church and State engaging in such practices in fiction, those who did such things could say he was a deranged pervert. This allowed them to dismiss de Sade without killing him. Now, I suggest, we should look at de Sade as a very successful Whistle Blower. He got himself locked up, but he lived into his seventies without being bumped off.

  • @Markwaltonn5860
    @Markwaltonn5860 8 місяців тому

    Sado-masochism means never, having to say you're sorry

  • @matthewfergusons4318
    @matthewfergusons4318 8 місяців тому

    I think he also would love the movie alien when you think alien was the one of the coolest movies this movie is Sprint because a force of nature that can defeat men

  • @anti-duhringbattalion4801
    @anti-duhringbattalion4801 8 місяців тому

    I noticed a comment containing QAnon disinformation. Texas has more child abductions than Washington. The Republican Fascist Party and it's rapist fuhrer constantly point the finger at others yet their weirdo movement of creeps and psychopaths contains more perverts than any other.

  • @garymurphy4165
    @garymurphy4165 9 місяців тому

    even at two times speed this is far too slow. speed it up .

  • @aladinoamista2330
    @aladinoamista2330 9 місяців тому

    For me he was just a criminal

  • @Beepscat1
    @Beepscat1 9 місяців тому

    His greatest crime was his sexual depravity.

  • @laurasusannalisaharleysantera
    @laurasusannalisaharleysantera 9 місяців тому

    He Was No 'Libertine'. He was a victim of a pedofile and he snapped so bad that he became a real non-ethical sadist. He was also very mentally unhealthy and had a small iq. He probably had a micro penis to.

  • @jackrussell1232
    @jackrussell1232 9 місяців тому

    I'm not sure there is any philosophical quality to any of this. I recently decided to look into De Sade basically because I knew his name and that was it. Since then, I've had to know of thoughts that I never would have had otherwise. When we're teenagers (especially boys) we sometimes try to one-up each other with twisted thoughts we can come up with. Like, "what's the worst pain you can imagine?" "White hot poker in the ass." Stuff like that. De Sade is something else entirely. There's no literary quality to his writing that I've seen. It's just one serial killer's masturbatory fantasy after the other. It's so far beyond what myself or my friends have ever come up with. It's just one example after another of the most horrible things that the most horrible person in the world can come up to do to the most innocent people. I suspect that we might be overestimating him because he was so unique in his time and that really we're just celebrating a pedophilic psychopath who couldn't keep his fantasies to himself. And I wish he did because now I have images in my head that nobody should have to carry with them. If you want to challenge orthodoxy you can just challenge their philosophy. Being as shocking as possible doesn't question their oppressive behavior. It just pisses them off. Being as disgusting as possible isn't a philosophy. It's just exploitation. I don't think that's what he was doing anyway. I think he was just jerking off in our faces because he found it thrilling.

    • @MauditePart
      @MauditePart 2 місяці тому

      Consult Michel Delon on the matter of Sade as a philosopher. Or Bataille. There is no doubt that Sade was a philosopher in my mind. Essentially, his work is a critique of the Enlightenment ( Voltaire, Rosseau, and Diderot are his main targets )and the Revolution ( Terror) that followed.

  • @ghw7192
    @ghw7192 10 місяців тому

    In the mid 60s, Grove Press released The Writings of the Marquis de Sade and I bought it and read it. Over the years, I read segments and in 2023, I read it again. Sade was not a good writer. He was quite verbose and I found reading the book boring and tedious. IMO, reading the Marquis is a waste of time and I cannot recommend doing it.

    • @MauditePart
      @MauditePart 2 місяці тому

      Learn French and try again. The manuscripts for all his writings have finally been bought from the Germans, so you can expect wildly varying new translations soon enough.

  • @mauricedegroff5669
    @mauricedegroff5669 10 місяців тому

    I Read all of his books they were published in America. Most of his books were destroyed in France during the revolution. Unfortunately he used to watch the executions during the reign of terror from the Bastille. He didn’t do anything nearly as bad as the French revolution but he’s the only Royal that didn’t get decapitated and most of his transgressions were merely fantasy written down in a book. Still, we all know after reading books that he was just a little bit over the top..

    • @MauditePart
      @MauditePart 2 місяці тому

      None of Sade's books were destroyed during the Revolution. Guillaume Apollinaire found them all in the BnF!

  • @frankierodriguez8661
    @frankierodriguez8661 10 місяців тому

    Well. Thanks for the video. The Marquis most heinous crime were all the fantasies he described in his books and telling people about the rampant corruption of his times. If you compare this man with the Catholic church officials like priests, nuns, bishops, cardinals and so on, this guy was an altar boy. Being theses Catholic individuals well known rapists and child molesters for centuries, covering each other's terrible activities, simply moving the perps around. Then you have the muslims, selling and buying children, particularly little girls to get married to dirty old bastards, etc. The history of religion is plagued with these abhorrent conducts well known by politicians and governments. Then The war like is explained for example in Paths of Glory by Kubrick, which, was obviously banned everywhere for the exposure of the military hierarchy.... Well, Sade had a lot of fantasy. These monsters I'm talking about were and are very real.

    • @anaarkadievna
      @anaarkadievna 9 місяців тому

      "If you compare this man with the Catholic church officials like priests, nuns, bishops, cardinals and so on, this guy was an altar boy." are you joking? he is as evil as them... stop redeeming this guy...