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When it's all said and done, what do you want to be remembered for?
Stephen Cave on the Philosophy of Immortality
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NEEDTOBREATHE: An outsiders approach to songwriting
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Full Post: standstrong.tv/needtobreathe-outsiders-approach-to-songwriting/
Stoicism: The Original Self Help? With Jules Evans (part3)
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Stoicism, the ancient Greek philosophy that grew up in Athens in 300BC, would seem to be light years away from modern self-help. The Stoics fasted, slept on floors, avoided hot baths, shunned cook books, attempted to extirpate all passions, and embraced suicide as a legitimate response to the 'slings and arrows of outrageous fortune'. Hardly a philosophy for today's touchy-feely society. And ye...
Stoicism: The Original Self Help? With Jules Evans (part2)
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Stoicism, the ancient Greek philosophy that grew up in Athens in 300BC, would seem to be light years away from modern self-help. The Stoics fasted, slept on floors, avoided hot baths, shunned cook books, attempted to extirpate all passions, and embraced suicide as a legitimate response to the 'slings and arrows of outrageous fortune'. Hardly a philosophy for today's touchy-feely society. And ye...
Stoicism: The Original Self Help? With Jules Evans (part1)
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Stoicism, the ancient Greek philosophy that grew up in Athens in 300BC, would seem to be light years away from modern self-help. The Stoics fasted, slept on floors, avoided hot baths, shunned cook books, attempted to extirpate all passions, and embraced suicide as a legitimate response to the 'slings and arrows of outrageous fortune'. Hardly a philosophy for today's touchy-feely society. And ye...
Mark Vernon on the philosophy of friendship
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standstrong.tv/mark-vernon-on-the-philosophy-of-friendship/ Read the full post: You can count your real, long-term friends on one hand. What defines a healthy relationship? Are there times when should you ditch a friend? Guardian writer and philosopher Mark Vernon caught up with standstrong.tv after speaking at the London Philosophy Club to explain the workings of friendship: Aristotle said tha...
Rising above cancer: RidingForDebora.org
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standstrong.tv/nietzsche-on-rising-above-cancer-ridingfordebora-org ( 45 sec read / 4 min video) Joe lost his wife to cancer; a year and a half later Joe is biking for palliative care in Debora's memory. Below is a snap of Joe training with Jake for the the trip from London to Venice. Friedrich Nietzsche said that "any worthwhile achievements in life come from the experience of overcoming hards...
Peaches (musician) in London at the Creators Project
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Peaches (musician) in London at the Creators Project
Jane McAdam Freud on Epicureanism: 3 ingredients for happiness
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standstrong.tv/jane-mcadam-freud-on-epicureanism-3-ingredients-for-happiness/ Artist and great grand-daughter of Sigmund Freud, Jane McAdam Freud mixes Epicureanism and her own philosophy, waking up each morning asking herself "what shall I do today?" To have that choice is absolutely imperative for a creative life. Her mantra is not to die of a thousand paper cuts. "To die of paperwork, to bec...
Philosophy of values & ethics w/ Nigel Warburton: How to choose the right ethics
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standstrong.tv/philosophy-values-and-ethics-nigel-warburton/ Nigel Warburton is a consquentialist (ends justify the means) who has dedicated much of his life to exploring philosophy, lecturing at The Open University, sharing his findings through books and his popular website, Philosophy Bites. Regarding ethics, I asked Nigel if he believed in universal good. In this post-postmodern western worl...
Human Trafficking - 27 million slaves caught in human trafficking. Video w/ Justin Dillion
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standstrong.tv/27-million-slaves-facts-you-need-to-know-w-justin-dillion/ :: In this video, Justin Dillon explains that today more slaves are in bondage than were bartered in four centuries of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Human trafficking can be beat and here are the facts on how to help free the 27 million slaves.
David Eagleman: Philosophy of Uncertainty - Neuroscientist and Possibilian David Eagleman
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standstrong.tv/neuroscientist-david-eagleman-on-uncertainty/ :: In this video interview, David Eagleman discusses why he is an advocate of the philosophy of uncertainty. David Eagleman is a neuroscientist at Baylor College of Medicine. He currently runs a neuroscience research laboratory where he studies time perception, synesthesia, and how neuroscience will influence the legal system. He is a...
Women's rights - fighting abuse in Nigeria w/ women's rights activist Alice Ukoko
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standstrong.tv/womens-rights-fighting-rape-corruption-and-voodoo-in-nigeria/ w/ Alice Ukoko and Baroness Joyce Gould - involvement with women's rights for the women of Nigeria.
Robin Dunbar: How many friends does one person need (Dunbar's Number)?
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standstrong.tv/robin-dunbar-why-you-cannot-have-more-than-150-real-friends/ :: University of Oxford's Director of the Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology, Robin Dunbar, explains that if you have over 150 facebook (social media) friends they are not all real friends. Dunbar's Number explains that roughly 150 is the maximum amount of people that someone can have any real relation...
Alain de Botton - 3 questions on life's purpose, legacy and source of happiness w/ Alain de Botton
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standstrong.tv/alain-de-botton-3-questions-on-lifes-purpose-legacy-and-source-of-happiness/ :: Author of "The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work," Alain de Botton discusses three Q's: 1. What makes you do what you do (purpose)? 2. What do you want to be remembered for (legacy)? 3. What is the #1 thing that makes you happy (source of happiness)?
Stephen R. Covey on his life's legacy
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Stephen R. Covey on his life's legacy
Silverstein - Shane Told and Bill Hamilton of Silverstein w/ Skate4Cancer
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Silverstein - Shane Told and Bill Hamilton of Silverstein w/ Skate4Cancer
Aaron Solowoniuk - Billy Talent on Skate 4 Cancer w/ Aaron Solowoniuk
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Aaron Solowoniuk - Billy Talent on Skate 4 Cancer w/ Aaron Solowoniuk
Charlie Mackesy - faith and fraud w/ Charlie Mackesy
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Charlie Mackesy - faith and fraud w/ Charlie Mackesy
Angela and Paul roam Europe by motorbike
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Angela and Paul roam Europe by motorbike
Gary Vaynerchuk - Philosophy: Legacy is greater than currency w/ Gary Vaynerchuk
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Gary Vaynerchuk - Philosophy: Legacy is greater than currency w/ Gary Vaynerchuk
AC Grayling's legacy - Various paths one can take in life w/ AC Grayling
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AC Grayling's legacy - Various paths one can take in life w/ AC Grayling
Thanks Charlie, for sharing your thoughts, they are so prescious for everybody and yes, its a great gift from the All-One that step by step we find to unconditional love and freedom, if we open us for this. Blessing, light and love to all from Eva Maria ❤🙏 🪷🙏❤
When does the boy become a wise old man , Jesus died at 47 same age as my son iman old sage at 72 years my cycles are spinning……p r e t t y low at times❤❤❤❤❤❤ write for me Charlie……..it’s tough to get old and yes I know it an honor it’s a privilege ………so………mmmmmm oh yes what drug are they selling us now……..mmmmmold people have money…..thank god for use full medicine……….ok got to go make a pie
Part of the solution not the problem ❤❤❤❤❤koooool to be me……Kool to know God…..Kool to do your best…..Kool to go slow or just be slow….😊😊😊😊
I love Stephen 😍
To know we are loved so much by God is hard to humanly understand.,Jesus capacity to forgive us is still partly a mystery to me, the more I understand this the more I can forgive, love myself and others, its still hard some days to go to Him. Charlie is probably one of the best Christians at explaining the deep mystery I know. I really love RT kendall, Lance Lambert and Ron Dunn too. Charlie's Film the Boy horse fox & mole felt like Jesus was speaking to us all personally, it was quite heartbreaking ❤
I wish I can meet him someday
He’s an amazing man! My adult son and fiancé just gifted me his book last week. I have written 13 of his quotes into my journal. What an example of an authentic Christ follower! God bless him and you Stand Strong! We sure need it in these times!
We love you Charlie and we know you love us that’s a God thing…….❤❤❤❤
Not all of us put out some thing we are not . If you have opinions and are strong minded about who and what you are and know ,you are not lying to yourself ,which most do and not lying to others . One thing for certain all genuine authentic people are despised and hated. The death of Christ and the way he died tells you the truth an authentic person with no cover no false hood is not wanted in any land ,faith has nothing to do with it
Thank you for sharing this interview..I needed his message today. God bless you both.
Best one can do - unabashedly be oneself - bravo. You're enough. You're worthy. You stand enlightened. You live as love. Peace.
Wonderful words!
What does Jesus say about being a fraud?
👍🤩😍🙏💝OMG I love him. I just found his book: The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse and I absolutely adore it…probably way much more than I should because now it’s my “adult” little bedtime story. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 💝
I have spots open! Just for real ones!
I would like to meet him.
What a rich soul.
I pray since you taped this interview that you have learned the freedom of just praying about stuff and letting it rip...say what you want to say and follow your heart....sometimes you may wind up totally alone but God will still be there. Don't worry about being perfect, or making people happy, say whatever it is that you feel. If you mess up then nobody is perfect, and if someone tries to shame you then just tell them whatever you did seemed like a good idea at the time, or just don't explain anything. God knows your heart and He loves you no matter what. You just got to get up and do your best everyday, forgive others, and hope for the best. Say and do what you feel is right and stand by your conviction even if you tick off the entire rest of the world. Living isn't living if you don't follow your heart. Everyone just trying to make everyone else happy and worrying about what everyone else thinks will never be truly happy because they are not living a life they love. They are living a life other people love. Let it rip and don't even worry about the outcome because no matter what, you are going to be ok. God created all of us to be our own person, and He knows what he is doing. If your heart is in the right place then everything works out. Just be you. Not everyone will love the you that is you but who really gives a flying flip if they don't. May God bless and Keep you Charlie.
Wonderful! 🙏🏼
WOW so good. Everything Charlie Mackesy says is literally how I view life as well...0:21 even the parts about being known for truly loving. It got to the point where I started my own blog called famous4love.com/... His view of faith is the same as mine...He's so genuine. Thank you for capturing this interview. Makes me feel less alone knowing other people feel/live as I do.
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Whom are you talking with, when you are alone, you know the one that gives you the answers you seek. Jesus.
Hello Joan thanks for your comments and support I really do appreciate❤️
He will certainly be remembered by me for for 'crisply putting his finger on certain eternal problems,' as he put it. I always return to his first book Essays On Love for said pithy nuggets.
100% #beliver in "Legacy is greater than currency"
LOVE THE BANJO!!!!! More banjo!
More banjo!!!
yeye mate
I want to see his interview with CBN 🙋🏻
I believe in the whole of the human kingdom, all subscribe to a basic level of ethics, morals and values. There are minor differences, but a couple of basic ones are, Do not steal what is not yours, and Do not kill indiscriminately. The title under the video "How to choose the right ethics" speaks volumes. Ethics are "Extant". There is no right or wrong to ethics, and it is egotistical to put that out as a choice. Morals on the other hand are a different story, and no, they are not the same.
As long as SENS Research Foundation succeeds in its efforts-the diseases of old age being cured-we won't have to look at immortality with incredulity any longer.
Awesome interview. They're probably my biggest inspiration in terms of songwriting
Fantastic stuff.
I think he's gorgeous :)
same
Agreed.
I'm In My Own World...That's Your Girl...Not My Girl...Whi..Whirl!
Truly interesting Video! I was always a failure in my life and did not know the reason! My friend gave me this "7 habits of ..." book by Covey. I read it many times and understood that Habits are very important in life. I took it seriously, so i started using "sevenhabits" mobile app by lokesh which was a tool to practice the 7 habits and it has helped me a lot! Now, I am more confident and have more energy and more focus!
Nigel is a fantastic writer. Good little interview, thanks.
Everything originates in the mind.
Beautiful conversation. Well spent 5 minutes!
Glad you enjoyed it, Wen. Stephen has a newer tedx video on the topic I recommend.
O snap. Google-ing it right now.
This is honestly one of the best interviews I've with them. Really good , thoughtful questions. Really got a lot out of them.
Thanks Alexandra. I tried to get at the heart of what moves them so your compliment is encouraging.
citing Steve Jobs is a truly poor example to set in this introduction - to most people it will be truly misleading - I can't think of a less stoic person than Steve. He may well have contemplated his mortality - it probably started when he realised how ill he was. Unfortunately regardless of his contemplation he made some really awful life decisions. He created a business based on brain washing consumers and enslaving less fortunate people for a minority to profit. His driving forces were to hoard money and create a name for himself that he hoped would live on after he died. He sold people on spin and the misinformation that buying 'i' products would lead to their happiness and nothing he did was driven by goodness. Maybe leave him out of the talk next time. Other than that I found this a useful basic précis of the ideas of Stoic philosophy. Thank you.
Shhhhhh...
NIGEL HAS SECRETS
Had to look up Slater... yeah I can see it, lol!
Thank you! I enjoyed filming him - very real, no pretense.
He says it as it is, doesn't put on a holier than thou pretense - great interview, thanks.
My name is aaron :)
Cool thanks, I'll check those out right now
Thanks for the thoughts, I agree completely with your last sentence. Stoicism is a very applicable philosophy, personally I use elements of it daily. Highly recommend Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" or perhaps Seneca's "Letters to a Stoic" if you are just getting into stoicism.
I would have liked to see the questions section as well, but it was a very interesting lecture! Being that I am a student of philosophy who has never studied the stoicism in depth, I am quite surprised to find that I've used all the Stoic techniques you mentioned in this video. I really think everyone's life can be improved with access to an education in philosophy.
Love this video. Though, I do think informal settings like this generally make a poor transition to video. I recommend people download the video and watch it at 1.2x-1.6x speed for maximum enjoyment. I use "Download videos" Chrome expansion and VLC media player
He's the kind of uncle you want to molest your thoughts on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
Outstanding. Thank you for posting.
ahhh, I love this fella
Professor Warburton said that some alternatives are objectively better than others, but that individual people can make mistakes about them -- so indviduals should be left free to experiment in their lives. JS Mill said the same thing. The problem with this is that it contradicts utilitarianism -- an ethic which takes stock of the life of every sapient (or every sentient!) being. You cannot say that individuals are morally primary, but then collectively add them into a moral equation.