You could possibly save America from civil war with this video. The recognition that one's own will is a factor in our beliefs should lead to recognition that "I could be wrong" and equally "They may be right", is an important thought seemingly missing from much discourse today.
Well, there really isn't a "Stoic" prohairesis. Epictetus is the one thinker who makes extensive use of that term. The other Stoics don't. Glad you enjoy the videos
I'm not sure if I understood the remark mentioning logicians in the end. Is he saying that even logic or how logic is done is reliant on the willing nature?
Typo in the tile, man. I love that you are covering James.
Really Enjoying This series ❤
You could possibly save America from civil war with this video. The recognition that one's own will is a factor in our beliefs should lead to recognition that "I could be wrong" and equally "They may be right", is an important thought seemingly missing from much discourse today.
No video is going to radically change people. On the other hand, the civil war worries are likely overblown at this point
Oh my, I am so glad I found you. What a gift you are! Love these. ❤ I was a stone cold science major. Never took philosophy.
Glad you enjoy the videos!
James & Voltaire are my all time favourite writers.
This feels very similar to the stoic prohairesis. Looking forward to more pragmatists, and thank you for this wonderful content!
Well, there really isn't a "Stoic" prohairesis. Epictetus is the one thinker who makes extensive use of that term. The other Stoics don't.
Glad you enjoy the videos
I'm not sure if I understood the remark mentioning logicians in the end. Is he saying that even logic or how logic is done is reliant on the willing nature?
Have you read the piece?
@@GregoryBSadler no, I'm asking based on your videos on it
@@2tehnik Always read the text first
So helpful thank you!!
You're welcome!
sir, Can religion-like morals and relationships-only be tested to be true or false by trying it out? if yes can you explain why you think yes?
I'm not James
Thank you
You're welcome