Lets say that the cartesian demon is real and everything is fake. Why would it matter in the end. You as a depicted person still do feel the feelings of everyday life and still can feel happiness. "You might not ever do the real good things" is a good point, but i think that if you do the thing you think is good and it makes you feel good then it is worth doing and giving motivation. After you die and lets say everything is revealed to you that everything was a projection, not real nor significant, in my opinion it would still be significant to your mind when you did it and after everything was revealed to you, mainly because of materialism and that you have had the feeling of happiness. Im sorry if i misunderstood the video, I have just started studying philosophy and for grammar errors my first language is not english :D
Thank you for your input! I think your point captures an important point of the video and an important turn in philosophy that happened with Descartes; namely, the importance of the subject and its projections of meaning unto its experience, as opposed to primacy of the "objective world". Thank you again for sharing and let us know if you have any other thoughts!
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nice quality video! keep going bro
Does this mean the demon monster made the illusion of regular show or I came up with regular show myself
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Lets say that the cartesian demon is real and everything is fake. Why would it matter in the end. You as a depicted person still do feel the feelings of everyday life and still can feel happiness. "You might not ever do the real good things" is a good point, but i think that if you do the thing you think is good and it makes you feel good then it is worth doing and giving motivation. After you die and lets say everything is revealed to you that everything was a projection, not real nor significant, in my opinion it would still be significant to your mind when you did it and after everything was revealed to you, mainly because of materialism and that you have had the feeling of happiness.
Im sorry if i misunderstood the video, I have just started studying philosophy and for grammar errors my first language is not english :D
Thank you for your input! I think your point captures an important point of the video and an important turn in philosophy that happened with Descartes; namely, the importance of the subject and its projections of meaning unto its experience, as opposed to primacy of the "objective world". Thank you again for sharing and let us know if you have any other thoughts!
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