V.O. Complete. Stoicism: a philosophy of life. Massimo Pigliucci, Doctor of Philosophy
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"One of the reasons for the return of stoic philosophy is that it helps you focus on what you can control, which helps reduce stress and makes you feel that your life has some meaning," reflects Massimo Pigliucci, PhD in Genetics, Evolutionary Biology and Philosophy. He encountered stoicism at a critical moment in his life, when he was going through a divorce and the death of his father. He sought answers from ancient philosophers and discovered the so-called "ethics of virtue", an approach to life that proposes the improvement of the human being through the development of values.
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Who is this lovely intelligent woman? Excellent interviewer,her questions are spot on and she doesn’t interrupt the answers with her own stuff. Top notch!
I think Massimo Pigliucci is probably the greatest teacher of Stoicism out there. To me he is the 'real' thing. Great interview!
He's a fantastic communicator.
Ryan Holiday also would be up there. He's an advocate and has written many books on stoicism.
@@ivanromero-martinez3793 , I think Massimo is more of a teacher and philosopher. Ryan Holiday uses Stoicism as a marketing tool. I don't really relate with that.
Stoicism must be learned since the beginning... at school. It´ll be a good way to discover alternatives, in order to handle daily situations in our lives.
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Great idea, but I also agree parents should be teaching it to infants first.
I encountered stoicism about 2 years ago at the age of 29 and It definitely has changed my perspective on life. I was a christian for about 15 years of my life and to be honest stoic philosophy has helped me a lot more than religion ever has. I am not knockin on religion but yea stoicism is wisdom at its finest and has helped an ignorant man like myself see things clearer. I live here in Mexico and no one I know has any idea what it is and im like wtf why not lol
Same here, I’ve found Stoicism to be more helpful too
Christianism (speicifically the Bible) although can prepare you for a good and meanigful life, its not a manual.
Through intense and deep learning (much more than typical sunday morning services ever go into) one can derive a complete understanding of life. But a cursory look into the Bible will provide cursory instruction only.
'should i get drink alcohol? the plain text says no problem, just dont get drunk, so you may think drinking constantly without ever getting drunk is ok. Deep understanding will show you that you were created for a purpose, being loved and prepared for all good works. Drinking can hinder that, some may think of you differently, some may not welcome you, some may struggle with their past demons. Likewise all is good in Moderation and pretty much all is bad in extremes or if you develop a dependency. Continuous drinking is alcoholism even if you never get drunk and its negative since it affects your will and readiness to affront life.
Yet a stoic would write that drinking should be in moderation and that it should never be an end in itself, but only an enjoyable moment with others.
So while the Bible contains the same wisdom, preachers (and you) may not actually go deep enough to actually get to that truth, but stoic philosophers are writing basically specifically manuals on how to live.
Its such a surprise to hear the crispness of the understanding of stoicism in so simple conversation i am thankful to hear again and again i play this video.
Epicteto diria a los frustrados que no tienen subtitulos en castellano: "No sufrais por aquello que no podeis controlar. Aprended ingles, sobre eso si que teneis control".
O busca la versión subtitulada, está en el mismo canal
@@mondescongutcat7312 Si amigo...pero lo que trata de decir el que escribió el comentario principal es que hay cosas que no podemos controlar y otras si(como el aprender por nosotros mismos).
@@josecarlosalvarezmeza8384 En ningún momento he dicho lo contrario
@@mondescongutcat7312 Eso es de vago
@DeOmnibusDubitandum 😂😂
love this video. love the girl and her questions. this has changed my life for ever, you are the best Massimo. great sharings
Stoicism, has such applications even today, although it's origins go back over 2,000 years. A philosophy that has us ask, how can we live a better life, how can we be better humans, seems just right for todays times. It also focuses on us, and what we can do personally, which is what we have complete control over, and yet the philosophy encourages us as global citizens, and that we are social animals who should be striving to improve not just for us, but for how all of society can benefit from our personal development. Bravo Massimo!
This is enlightenment. Was able to know the simplest definition and how to live with it. Stoicism in reality
I like how at 14:50 Massimo is explaining how crazy these times we're living in are. Little did he know that in just two months from the release of this video we'd be in the beginning of a global pandemic that changes the direction of history
Increíble entrevista, muchas gracias!
Brilliant talk by Dr Pigliucci. Thank you for sharing.
Excelente entrevista y el tópico conversado. Muchas gracias!
thank you for this wonderfull interview. From Paraguay I salute you
Asunsion?
CDE también aquí presente! 🤝
Good questions, good answers.
Una entrevista fascinante, muchísimas gracias Massimo.
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Just remember that during this pandemic, perhaps Stoicism might be helpful to our pain.
i've just finished watching this and started crying because what he says makes so much sense to me. i'm a highly emotional person who deeply seeks for tranquility and has tried many of the techniques Massimo talks about, like taking a look from a broad perspective or not categorizing people as bad. but something was missing, and that routine, journaling and help from people who were brave enough to write and help. thank you for this interview.
Discussione brillante e argomento affascinante
Masterclass total
“I was not particularly overwhelmed by the death of my father, my divorce and a change o jobs”??? Man, you were already a stoic before you knew it. I’d be pretty devastated by such trilogy.
In my opinion, the mojo of Stoicism could be its simplicity to figuring complex things out with centuries of wisdom lessons, really an interesting and stunning topic that I will try to apply more in my daily life.
Some people would call "simplicity to figuring out with centuries of wisdom lessons", common sense.
Thank you.
I think I´ve been approaching life as an estoic "unconsciously", when I am dealing with something painful or passing through difficult moments I just look up to the sky and I remember that there is a universe outside with billions and billions of stars, planets, galaxies, etc, etc. then having that idea on my mind I just come to terms and accept that my problems are not of a big deal.
I suppose many of you have read some of his books... where should I start to read him?
"How to Be a Stoic", "The Stoic Guide to a Happy Life", or "A Handbook for New Stoics" ?
She actually made a great point at 19:05
Nice talk. Thank you.
It's a great interview, excellent interviewer and interviewee.
One thing I have a gripe about is the claim, which comes off as an attempt to legitimize stoicism (an attempt that is not needed), by claiming that since Aquinas did X then Christianity adopted it. Aquinas is a post schism erudite, so the fact that in Judaism and Orthodox Christianity (based on Judaism) these principles existed regardless of stoicism shoots this down.
English comment coming through. Stoicism for life. Makes everything better.
GREAT TALK!! ..and bought the book!👍🏼
No habló inglés pero me apasiona tanto el tema que quise aprender ingles con el
brilliant
Guys: Could u pls guide me on which books should i read in order to start my stoicism journey ? Thanks in advance 🙏🙏🙏
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@@victorchukwuemeka4568 Thank u so much 🙏
Subtitulos en español porfavor! El doblaje a veces resulta incómodo. ¡Gracias por tan bello contenido!
Existe una versión traducida al español de la misma entrevista.
I disagree with the fact that people who act badly is because they don't even realize what they're doing. What I think is that they just normalized their acts, removing the bad connotation of their actions.
That was the same thing the speaker said in other words. He does not talk about ignorance in a superficial way, he talks about a deep unwisdom about the right thing to do.
That's what he said! You missed the main point.
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Stoicism divides emotions?
Positive? Negative?
The goal of stoicism is to lead towards positive ones?
What about Eudaimonia through Apatheia?
Exactly! 👌
Calma¡ , hay muchos más en español, seguro sera subtitulado pronto. aunque debemos hacer un esfuerzo adicional por entender el inglés. El resumido video introductorio si esta subtitulado.
HAY OTRO VIDEO TRADUCIDO, la entrevista es epanol
in spanish this video has more than a million views
His whole life studying stoicism. He didn’t ever explain how to do it and why, and what he learned. He went over all history
Am listening
Gracias, quería ver la versión original, no soportaba el doblaje xd
I would say stoicism is like buddism from a rational path. Buddism avoids using rational mind as much as possible.
Thankyou
Does anyone know who this lady is?
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the problem with doing bad things is that most people don't want to see that they are wrong in their views because they are too invested in their views and/or they are zealots. Its wilfull ignorance, that is something that no ammount of education or dialogue can cure.
Gente: Podrían por favor guiarme en cuáles libros leer para poder iniciarme en el estoicismo ? Gracias a todos desde ya 🙏🙏🙏
Los libros de este expositor Massimo son buenos. Hay muchos videos en español también
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I asked this question, would I still be watching this video if this day was the last day of my life? And the answer was yes. I guess I didn't understand the Stoic approach properly :/
Very strong accent,
23:00
ah ya aqui esta
Someone knows why the Spanish version has more than 1.5M of views?
Because the BBVA bank and the journal El País sponsor this talks and interviews a certainty time ago, and built a community around this, both originally from Spain, later to the Hispanic talkers (sorry for the bad English)
I agree with all parts, except for the part of "human nature" like who get it first, as part indigenous, my humanity has been denied, and the definition of human nature was instrumental to exclude me and my people from humanity
Schopenhauer and Nietzsche did for me. I am totally ok with my death. Enjoys your love ones, talk to a good friend, enjoy the warmth of a woman’s body and live in the present. Deaths will arrive in due time. Welcome Death!
anybody knows who is she?
29:30
''And then, on twitter, of all places'' based asf.
You’ll not turn to drink will you?
You stoic types often do, when disappointed in life.
Just remembered that line of dialogue from a TV show.
Yeah we do and coke.
He came to stoicism only 5yrs ago & has already written 2 books!!? Ha, another modern expert teaching as their learning, thats the normal now,
Good point BUT if speediness is the problem then you could opt to just read his last book, right? So you can get his more calmed and down to earth view of this philosophy
Take in count 5 years ago stoicism wasn't even near as popular as it is now. RUclips is literally flooded with stoicism videos now
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Massimo Decimo Meridio....
A NEW WHAT...............!!!!???? 46:37
Minimalism is clearly influenced by Stoicism.
He's knowledgeable, but he has limited his learning in philosophy of Life, he must read Indian & Chinese philosophy.
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Por qué un italiano y una española que tienen un idioma mutuamente inteligible tienen que hablar en inglés. Es una cosa absurda y que parece que viene porque lo que se dice en inglés tiene más peso, es más "cientifico". En fin, el desprecio a lo nuestro en un ámbito más.
A pesar de ser muy similares, no siempre es fácil entender a un italiano siendo español y viceversa. Si ambos tienen un buen nivel de inglés como es este caso, para agilizar la charla hablarán en ese idioma que ambos controlan.
No me malinterpretes, yo también estoy de acuerdo contigo en que se desvaloriza mucho el hablar un idioma que no sea inglés, simplemente en este caso lo veo justificable
Un respeto para los q no podemos seguir toda la conversacion, soliais hacer una traduccion o unos subtitulos antes, esta vez cero asi q no puedo seguiros.😔😕😔😕😕
Primero la subieron al espanol. Hace unos dias. Buscala en su plataforma en RUclips.
Gracias a mi me ha salido asi y me ha extrañado
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Does somebody notice he looks a lot like Walter White?
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ой кажися ничего не понятно
Español amigos!!
The first answer is completely wrong. If that's the basis of the conversation, there's no point in listening any further. An actual stoic embraces all things natural -- which includes ALL of the emotions in all of their beautiful colors. A stoic does not suppress some emotions and enhance others! To what end???? Wow that would be completely stupid!! A stoic understands that emotions are tools that are to be personally used, not mindlessly displayed to others. Stoics appreciate the opinion of others, but actually don't care what anyone thinks. You can't learn to be a stoic -- you either are or you aren't.
No me gusta porque me interesa el tema y ni siquiera está subtitulado en español
gaxok zwaftav ¡Hola! Este video hay en español, busca aquí.
@@igorpetrov3296 aquí donde?
En youtube por estoicisno
@@kenixzwaftav2747 estoicismo sale el mismo video en espanol
@@totafea8 te lo agradezco 😘
Seriusally who hired this lady for English moderation? Based on looks? Her English is worst
i always find myself feeling joy after respect when i encounter anyone who has managed L2 acquisition with a high ° of fluency. This young woman's ability to communicate in English is terrific.
You sound like a one languager
como es posible que se salten la segunda legua del mundo para poner esto en inglés
@@emiliabre Yes ma'am!
También esta en español buscalo como estoicismo.
de hecho el de espanol tiene mas views
Massimo *WELL CUM*
Massimo: Tenk u
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