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Kind of click bait. The portion wher Fox gets on trump last about 20 seconds and is barely a topic of the video. Actually to the contrary. Well you got a view but you also disappointed.

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Thank you very much for uploading this book. Best regards...

This book seems like a back-door attempt to cram progressivism down down the throats of unwitting, impressionable people.

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A damned Nazi.

0:21 Forward 6:15 Introduction 12:25 Key Terms 14:48 The Fallacies (Ad Hominem) Abusive Informal 17:04 The Comeback

I always thought his name is pronounced "Sar-treh".

It's a program, there is nobody to mispronounce anything

I've read a few articles regarding his clashes with Ms Arendt and look forward to hearing this one. Best wishes 🙏 🇬🇧

What a treat for a Camus newcomer like myself. Merci beaucoup Msr. 📚☘️👋🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

How come all philosopher ask the questions of meaning, in relation to self and yet cannot deliver an answer?? ARE THEY MISSING SOMETHING?? SICENCE MISSED, MATHEMATICS MISSED AND PHILOSOPHER MISSED, WONDERING WHAT THEY DID NOT CONSIDER IN ....... HOW CAN I ACCEPT STATEMENTS AND NOT ANSWER .??

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12:50, "opening day of the Battle of the Somme....similar to when the 1st atomic bomb was dropped 40 years later?", i.e. 30 years later

HederBerga 😮

@rubear8245 18 seconds ago 18:30 mispronounced vívré (veevru)

More thab 9 minutes in and the narrator has mispronounced idle (eyedel) and the Lycée (leesay). But so far so good

"Nietzsche scandalously died from syphilitic insanity?" Complete FICTION. Typical British fake history. 😆 lol.

And it begins...thank you

Thank you.

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Why don't they teach us stuff in public schools

I appreciate those visuals

I think you can overdo the stress on Camus as a conflicted character. He was not much more so than other people, but his various roles -- journalist, novelist, philosopher, private person -- required different modes of expression. What he actually believed never changed much. His views on Algeria in particular were steadfast and extremely humane, not that he got much thanks for them. But hey, this is very worthwhile for what it is, a very short introduction. I have the print book, but this reading will get me through a lot of dog-walks, thanks!

i think the writer commits a fallacy as well. " the best thinkers are the best convincers" yeah also dubious that he talks forever instead of just starting. but i hope the best and fear the worst.

0:0:08 - Introduction 0:2:52 - Heidegger's Life and Works 1:23:05 - Comments & Criticisms

Iam fairly new to philosophy, hopefully this will be a great journey of challenging my mind to ideas and thoughts.

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I mean, this is all what ludwig Wittgenstein tried to point out, we cannot explain what is not out there. And being a science student and a curious student of philosophy, phenomenolgy is probably the only philosophy where I have to use the quote of Einstein, "If you cannot explain it in simple words, you have not understood it well". What a complex esoteric wordplay posing as philosophy, if we can call it philosophy at all. Phenomenology is same as writing a whole book about explaining how salt tastes, yet a person who has never tasted anything salty would never understand wtf the book is all about. Heidegger's "being" is the same thing as the taste of salt, only he felt what he wrote about and he is very correct that people shouldn't read his philosophy, because your "being" is a very different and very individualistic "being" than that of anyone else's. I can even go and listen to a mystic or somebody who takes psychedelics to get more interesting but equally rational philosophies as is phenomenology. And it is just the collective fake pride and sheer sentiments of european universities which entertain this wordplay as philosophy. Absolutely pathetic

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Particulary brilliant Paul. Thanks so much for this treatment. Great narration too John.

Thank you for uploading this🙂

A great listen!

Did the part about appealing to celebrity committed a logical fallacy? 🤔

Stopped listening at "Nietzsche dying of syphilic insanity in 1900." Typical British gossip and hearsay video. Lollollollollol

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If a person is the one and only human in the world, how would "being" mean to him?