Kyle Banick
Kyle Banick
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What Makes Life Good? Part 2/2
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What Makes Life Good? Part 2/2
What Makes Life Good? Part 1/2
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What Makes Life Good? Part 1/2
Hobbes - Materialism, Moral Subjectivism, and the State of Nature
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Hobbes - Materialism, Moral Subjectivism, and the State of Nature
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Necessity and Contingency (Part 3/3)
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Regarding Propositions 4-5.
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Necessity and Contingency (Part 2/3)
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Regarding propositions 4-5.
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Necessity and Contingency (Part 1/3)
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Regarding Propositions 4-5
Semantics of Predicate Logic (Part 2/2)
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Semantics of Predicate Logic (Part 2/2)
Semantics of Predicate Logic (Part 1/2)
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Semantics of Predicate Logic (Part 1/2)
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: The Picture Theory of Meaning (Part 2/2)
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Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: The Picture Theory of Meaning (Part 2/2)
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: The Picture Theory of Meaning (Part 1/2)
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Regarding Propositions 2.1-3.
Syntax of Predicate Logic (Part 2/2)
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Part 2 of 2.
Syntax of Predicate Logic (Part 1/2)
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Part 1 of 2.
Kant - The Categorical Imperative (Part 2/2)
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Part 2 of 2.
Kant - The Categorical Imperative (Part 1/2)
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Part 1 of 2.
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Metaphysics and Ontology (Part 3/3)
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Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Metaphysics and Ontology (Part 3/3)
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Metaphysics and Ontology (Part 2/3)
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Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Metaphysics and Ontology (Part 2/3)
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Metaphysics and Ontology (Part 1/3)
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Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: Metaphysics and Ontology (Part 1/3)
Kant - Morality and Freedom
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Kant - Morality and Freedom
Buddhism - The Marks of Existence and the Ownerless Suffering Argument
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Buddhism - The Marks of Existence and the Ownerless Suffering Argument
Bertrand Russell - The Logical Construction of the Material World
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Bertrand Russell - The Logical Construction of the Material World
Propositional Logic: Semantic Approach to Validity (Or, More Truth Tables!)
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Propositional Logic: Semantic Approach to Validity (Or, More Truth Tables!)
Bertrand Russell - Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description
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Bertrand Russell - Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description
Aristotle: Being, Eudaimonia, and Time
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Aristotle: Being, Eudaimonia, and Time
Propositional Logic: Truth Tables of Complex Propositions (Part 2)
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Propositional Logic: Truth Tables of Complex Propositions (Part 2)
Propositional Logic: Truth Tables of Complex Propositions (Part 1)
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Propositional Logic: Truth Tables of Complex Propositions (Part 1)
Bertrand Russell - On Denoting or How to Talk About What Doesn't Exist (Part 2)
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Bertrand Russell - On Denoting or How to Talk About What Doesn't Exist (Part 2)
Bertrand Russell - On Denoting or How to Talk About What Doesn't Exist (Part 1)
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Bertrand Russell - On Denoting or How to Talk About What Doesn't Exist (Part 1)
Propositional Logic: The Propositional Connectives
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Propositional Logic: The Propositional Connectives
Stoicism: How to Become Tranquil of Mind
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Stoicism: How to Become Tranquil of Mind

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @khalidamin5594
    @khalidamin5594 10 днів тому

    Thank you.

  • @Xloachtop
    @Xloachtop Місяць тому

    Man you're an actual lifesaver

  • @edgarduran9465
    @edgarduran9465 Місяць тому

    wait but what do you mean by properties?

  • @RealEverythingComputers
    @RealEverythingComputers 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for the great video! Interesting logic - using it for a Real Analysis course.

  • @larrygraham4875
    @larrygraham4875 3 місяці тому

    Wow Brandon Gleasons double😊

  • @andreasbrey6277
    @andreasbrey6277 3 місяці тому

    Well, it is still an open debate if Prof. Banick is a human being. From what I see he must be a giant! Ty for the lecture.

  • @davidle8573
    @davidle8573 3 місяці тому

    "Although I would like to there be fewer things, I am trying to minimize my material possessions, right?" (Prof. Banick on Wittgenstein)

  • @goyonman9655
    @goyonman9655 3 місяці тому

    Well, Jant was just wrong

    • @Rr-uf1ox
      @Rr-uf1ox 5 днів тому

      what are you thoughts on Kant though

  • @issaavedra
    @issaavedra 3 місяці тому

    How does 7 not imply the existence of 12? Wouldn't any number be essentially meaningless if it didn't imply every other number?

  • @mattkanter1729
    @mattkanter1729 4 місяці тому

    May the For-Itself be with you . Or … Not

  • @katarinapavlic6055
    @katarinapavlic6055 4 місяці тому

    Very good explanation.

  • @foodchewer
    @foodchewer 4 місяці тому

    The way you explained the knowing-how/knowing-that difference was very illuminating. Thank you.

    • @hunter11945
      @hunter11945 4 місяці тому

      i agree, especially how it's related to bodily being-in-the-world.

  • @adambernau6868
    @adambernau6868 4 місяці тому

    you look like McGregor bro. Thanks for the video!

  • @Hendawg3
    @Hendawg3 4 місяці тому

    Thanks!!

  • @Dzembronya2012
    @Dzembronya2012 5 місяців тому

    I’ve watched everything I could find here about Kant but this short video clarified a lot of what I was having trouble with. You are actually thinking normally and treating it as something we really want to understand, rather than swimming in Kant’s unique jargon and “being a philosopher.” Thank you.

  • @wayneg7812
    @wayneg7812 5 місяців тому

    Unable to agree with Thomas Hobbes for many, many reasons.

  • @gurjotsingh8934
    @gurjotsingh8934 6 місяців тому

    Very good channel, much better than the mainstream ones

  • @ConstructBreakdown
    @ConstructBreakdown 6 місяців тому

    fantastic video, helped me a lot.

  • @kevinevans8505
    @kevinevans8505 6 місяців тому

    At last : a reason for calling it ' Logical Atomism '

  • @PierreRousselot
    @PierreRousselot 7 місяців тому

    I'm rather confused here by how "the world" is being modeled relative to "reality," as if reality includes the whole of logical space, the world being but a subset. How can I make sense of W.'s claim that "The sum-total of reality is the world" (2.063)? It's not even clear to me whether W. consistently uses "the world" to describe only what exists, since he sometimes suggests that facts are both positive (existing) and negative (non-existing) and clearly asserts that "The facts in logical space are the world." I find even the most basic terms in this text to be maddeningly ambiguous. I enjoy your presentation all the same.

  • @barakatopeoluwa2444
    @barakatopeoluwa2444 8 місяців тому

    Wow!

  • @tesafilm8447
    @tesafilm8447 8 місяців тому

    That was great

  • @tesafilm8447
    @tesafilm8447 8 місяців тому

    I don't understand the definition of object, if objects are without properties, how come they seem to have the property of possibility of combination with other objects

  • @tesafilm8447
    @tesafilm8447 8 місяців тому

    6:52 but properties are just 1ary predicates and relations are nary predicates. So actually Wittgenstein's ontology is more inclusive than Russell's right? And I don't know what a combination of objects should be other than a relation

  • @evo1ov3
    @evo1ov3 9 місяців тому

    Yeah Phaedo is rather scattered Cleary an early work by Plato. Moreover it's not a work you want to expose students to until they have a grasp of bk VI and VII of the Republic. Where you are taught the degrees of understanding. Then the recollection argument and explanation about the idea of the equal just slap you in the face. They really stand out. Even though the arguments are kind of bifurcated.

  • @dubbelkastrull
    @dubbelkastrull 10 місяців тому

    9:58 bookmark

  • @MathCuriousity
    @MathCuriousity 10 місяців тому

    Hey love your channel and may I ask a question: If in set theory, I can create a relation which takes a set of elements which are propositions (like set a is a subset of set b) and map it to a set of elements containing “true” and “false”, then why is it said that set theory itself can’t make truth valuations? I ask this because somebody told me recently that “set theory cannot make truth valuations” Is this because I cannot do what I say above? Or because truth valuations happen via deductive systems and not by say first order set theory ?

  • @ogjohnny7528
    @ogjohnny7528 11 місяців тому

    POV: you are the uber eats driver I brain wiped and am reconstructing from the ground up

  • @clementereinicke2814
    @clementereinicke2814 11 місяців тому

    Nice! And with Simplification method or backward method It is quite simple to go and check the validity.

  • @williammaccarthey3089
    @williammaccarthey3089 11 місяців тому

    This deserves a billion views! I've had this book for years and haven't had a clue as to wtf was going on!

  • @thomaslodger7675
    @thomaslodger7675 Рік тому

    I know you aren't on YT anymore, but thank you for this video. For some reason there is a huge lack of video content for this subject.

  • @windokeluanda
    @windokeluanda Рік тому

    Excellent. Could it the so that certain transformers of AI be "analytic / a posteriori"?🤔

  • @iyababanews
    @iyababanews Рік тому

    well read.

  • @Mtmonaghan
    @Mtmonaghan Рік тому

    He tried to explain what is the case, American’s believe they are the case.

  • @Mtmonaghan
    @Mtmonaghan Рік тому

    Wittgenstein tries to say what the structure is of the, world, thought and language is. But these structures are apriory to language. So you are trying to pull yourself up by your own ears. You can use the results of the essential structure of the world and language to try and explain that structure. Thus once you understand what he is trying to do, you see that he can not do it, there goes the ladder. What is important is the fact that we can not escape our pictorial representation, which is language. I do not agree with him that the world has a logical form, which language mirrors, independent of us. Please read the works of Hiedegger and feel the mystery of our way of Being.

  • @frederickanderson1860
    @frederickanderson1860 Рік тому

    What about the out of body phenomena.

  • @spiritualidealism3508
    @spiritualidealism3508 Рік тому

    great manifestation! thanks!!

  • @LuigiSimoncini
    @LuigiSimoncini Рік тому

    These lectures are impressive! What are the textbooks for this (and the other Banick's courses)? Hope the prof or one of his past students will help here :)

  • @LuigiSimoncini
    @LuigiSimoncini Рік тому

    Prof, seriously... you're a gift! Thanks for sharing!

  • @LuigiSimoncini
    @LuigiSimoncini Рік тому

    Wow, prof... just WOW!!!

  • @saintsword23
    @saintsword23 Рік тому

    Common sense is just the set of prejudices familiar to a culture. If you confine yourself to these prejudices in the way Moore wants to, and just want to explain how you know these prejudices to be true (even before you've questioned whether they are true), you're just confining yourself to the ignorance of your time and age. And since you are refusing to question your prejudices, you are yourself, indeed, ignorant. I mean, it was "common sense" that the Sun revolved around the Earth at one time. It was "common sense" that Zeus was king of the Gods. Etc. I can't think of a worse argument than what Moore is saying. It's just stupid and even common sense knows he's ridiculously wrong.

    • @MostlyPonies1
      @MostlyPonies1 6 місяців тому

      Common sense is simple reason. You have hands, you are the same person you were a year ago, France exists even though you've never been there. If you don't trust common sense then you can't say you trust your reasoning enough to arrive at a better answer. Common sense isn't "Zeus makes thunderstorms," which is the kind of thinking you're probably talking about. Common sense is independent of religion, politics, and culture.

    • @katiejenks7195
      @katiejenks7195 21 день тому

      Ah yes, the cultural prejudice of having hands

    • @saintsword23
      @saintsword23 21 день тому

      @@katiejenks7195 No, the cultural prejudice of assuming that your perception of hands is proof of a spooky physical reality beyond the senses.

  • @laolangewilhelmina8851
    @laolangewilhelmina8851 Рік тому

    thank you sir ,,your explanation really helped

  • @rezamahan7109
    @rezamahan7109 Рік тому

    Thank you for your efficient and pact lectures❤

  • @bowleggedbear
    @bowleggedbear Рік тому

    Thanks for making this video. It's helped me size up the relevance of Ponty's work on my own. I have spent 15 years developing a pain management approach that involves calibrating (through trial and error of many body based visualization experiments) what I've called "miscalibrations of the body map". I am not a cognitive scientist or philosopher, but a massage therapist. My work has shown the value of a larger schema of proprioception and skin sensitivity in the automatic directions the mind gives the body, and how a mix of physical trauma and sensory adaptation contributes to a sort of disassociation (miscalibration) of the body's sensory map. I've been looking for thinkers who've touched on the same work, as well as scientists who've researched the topic. Ponty's concept of horizon seems to be close. One thing I think my work makes a huge mess of is the reliability of these horizons. I've had great and unusual success helping chronic pain by releasing parts of the body, through contact and visualization, including phantom limb pain. Every trauma runs the risk of drastically altering those autonomic directions. I describe these miscalibration rules like "ghost playdough" because they can move perceptions and distort them so drastically. The results are desensitized except where the results create an active signal that pops up above the baseline of sensitivity. Only having a reliable biofeedback method for detecting hidden tension has made my work possible. Turns out detecting latent tension is very difficult 😅

  • @junemoonchild69
    @junemoonchild69 Рік тому

    "Soul" is just a word we use to mean a "Spirit" in a "Body"...therefore, at the death of the Body, the Spirit is what leaves, and so then, there is no more Soul. btw "Spirit" also means "Breath", which is essential to Life, and so this helps for understanding.

  • @kakistocracyusa
    @kakistocracyusa Рік тому

    In order to say something interesting, try starting with a thesis for why you think you are saying something interestings, rather than just parroting sophomoric Cliff's Notes.

  • @kakistocracyusa
    @kakistocracyusa Рік тому

    So video does not understand what it is sayiing.

  • @kakistocracyusa
    @kakistocracyusa Рік тому

    Fraudulent.fake " philosophy."

  • @joaosilva8406
    @joaosilva8406 Рік тому

    Well i have to admit that it is an excellent communication! Thank you for your help, i start reading the Mind article (12) "The refutation of idealism" and you help me undertsand Moore´s aprouch! Keep going, please...

  • @DanielL143
    @DanielL143 Рік тому

    I doubt if he owned real estate.