@carolinkaful You don't really see this kind of programme on television, at least not right now; although radio channels are still a host of talks like this. In fact I think Radio has retook the place as the bastion of in depth discussion. I have this theory that in the future, if popularity in watching TV wanes enough, that TV may start to host more programmes like this.
If I remember this was first broadcast by the BBC in the 1970s and I remember watching this as a teenager - this and Men of Ideas were formative in developing my thinking. Where did you get it?
Not all logical positivists thought that statements of ethics were meaningless. The leader of the movement Moritz Schlick wrote a book defending utilitarianism for god's sake.
This is a great channel, Thank You!
thanks so much for these treasures...
Thanks for the upload.
It's a pitty that such kind of educational TV program is completely extinct.
@carolinkaful
You don't really see this kind of programme on television, at least not right now; although radio channels are still a host of talks like this.
In fact I think Radio has retook the place as the bastion of in depth discussion.
I have this theory that in the future, if popularity in watching TV wanes enough, that TV may start to host more programmes like this.
This has expaned my thought so much thank you.
If I remember this was first broadcast by the BBC in the 1970s and I remember watching this as a teenager - this and Men of Ideas were formative in developing my thinking. Where did you get it?
Thank you for eternity.
Not all logical positivists thought that statements of ethics were meaningless. The leader of the movement Moritz Schlick wrote a book defending utilitarianism for god's sake.
thanks!
I agree with you.
awesome
@soultorment27 Aye!
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I see. I was confusing the two (linguistic philosophy and logical positivism) all this time. Haha!
Woo! Moar!
That guy looks just like Leonard Cohen.
this is so horribly fail