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Hegel large Revolutionaire philosophy...

sound quality = fail

sound quality = fail

Russell is my great great uncle 😢

awful audio

recorded underwater? terrible audio

This is not very good

The only critique would be the outdated claim that Buddhists do not believe in a creative source. It's not that God isn't there, but in Buddhism one could say that "God" isn't the focus.

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very enjoyable and entertaining

Good take

People too stupid to realize its text to speech of something in a book format, not an adaptation for audio media

Williams Edward Williams Anna Brown Maria

I’m extremely appreciative of this audible while I enjoy the book itself when I’m driving I love to read as well and this was heaven sent especially when my office is over an hour away this audible assisted in my me time 💆‍♀️

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Young William Miller Robert Jones Timothy

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His opinion on the house is not shared by all. And to frame Wittgenstein’s task as to “destroy philosophy once and for all” is hyperbolic. And his pronouncement that Philosophical Investigations is disappointing does not take into account that it contains some of the most influential ideas in all of philosophy. Could not listen to this speaker anymore near the end.

Taylor Mark Martin Donna Thomas Nancy

Harris Brian Allen Paul Thompson Karen

Haitians😂

Thank you for this impt info, given to me on a silver platter, in my old difficult age.

Thank you.

Ryan is good at writing but not good at narrating. Thanks anyway.

Thjs are wonderful audioboo,s, thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Hernandez Helen Wilson Melissa Rodriguez Daniel

Martin Sandra Clark Steven Davis Charles

Entertaining and insightful, though missed Wittgenstein's most important ideas about 'word games' and the function of words

Young Thomas Hall Robert Smith Paul

Hernandez Linda Taylor Susan Moore Steven

Martin Kevin Williams Sarah Williams Jessica

Hall Kenneth Walker Maria Smith Timothy

Change voice.

Nietsche should give an example of the things that defy the law of noncontradiction. Because he can't he only asserts the equality of the law of noncontradiction to any other subjective law that man makes up. His assertion is not proof that the law of noncontradiction is subjective or man-made.

Williams Michelle Wilson Scott Johnson Michael

Rodriguez Jennifer Brown Thomas Rodriguez Maria

Brown Shirley Thomas Joseph Hall Brian

The first argument about the meaning of existence is lame and wrong, but this writer severely mocks Heidegger for the rest of the video.

Meh. I like my earth flat and I have decided this is a bunch of silly stories and so it is.

9:39:14 it's insured

9:37:23 the classic maneuver

8:40:17 "couldn't pass as a great beauty" mhm no hard disagree

Moore Frank Taylor John Thomas John

This is great to fall asleep to ... however, at 9:06:12 The narration starts repeating, “have enjoyed this program” for the last several minutes of the video ... *very* annoying to wake up to!

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I read this book about 20 years ago and for being a simple book it was very very educational and it covers a wide area in science tell coverage pretty much everything at least the surface of it. Before that I didn't have too much interest in physics I like biology but not physics I like cosmology but not physics and I like history and other things like that but I didn't like mathematics much either now I love mathematics and physics and they're probably my most viewed area of study now is I'm developing my own theory of everything and my own new type of mathematics