That is irrelevant.We have his method.Even if he didn't exist his ideas still would have flourished in the intellectual milieu of ancient Athens.Try reading for a change.
@@jaelynp7518 Oh wow! Completely forgot about this comment! I'm in college now! Well me and my partner did great! We are amongst those students who scored high. I really enjoy reporting my self, like giving visual aids and helping people learning something about a complex topic in a simpler way. I think that's why we scored high.
Thanks for the video, and research you have put into this video. You have gone to great effort, simplify this subject, so that it is understanderable. I am sure you know there is more to the subject than you have discussed, so there is more value in the ideas these philosophers, than you have exposed.
Excellent dear sir,I am amazed how beautifully you narrate the concept and philosophy briefly of the greats of all time ,simply in love with your style and wisdom regards.vir
Life long learner, and maybe a little crazy I love the video philosophy is my it. You should do one on Epicurus or the stoics too. I've been really enjoying the world history videos but would love a philosophy branch too love the channel man keep it up!😁👍🏽
Nah, in Plato's Socratic dialogues he basically drinks it like nothing and then asks "why tf is everyone crying? I asked that no girls be here so they wouldn't cry but here y'all are crying LOL"
Hip Hughes and others, I have a high school senior who is working on his final research project and the topic he's selected is the applicability of the classic philosophers, like Plato, Socrates and Aristotle, to modern society and a comparison of their works. As part of his project, he must consult with an expert in the field or at least, a related field. Basically, the student asks a few questions via email on his project and uses these thoughts to help guide his research. The project is to be done by June. Can anyone help? That would be amazing!
Really good. So at what point did Socrates know that he knew something, then, and couldn't use that old phrase any more? How do you deal with this knowing nothing when you do know something?
May i ask, When you said Alexanda conquered the western world, are you referring to Greece only? Or are you branding the Middle east with the 'western world'?
Diogenes is worth a mention and Alexander the Great went east to conquer the Persian Empire not west, it was Caesar who came to Britain in 55BC after he quelled the Gaulic uprising.
This video has shifted my thinking, Liberia in 2017 is heading to an election one of the candidates is completely Buffon, and the other is the opposite to the first, who should be the next leader of Liberia,?
I think it's important to talk about how Aristotle's method was to use Inductive reasoning, starting from empirical data and working upward toward the mind and structure of the universe. But Plato's transcendentals (truth, honor, love) cannot be accounted for using Aristotle's method, they are outside of it's scope entirely. Plato used the term Logos to mean the Divine Mind or God. Logos is where we get the terms logic and dialogue because it's the logical and rational aspects of YOU that is divine. Not in a "You are God" kind of way, but rather, you are able to become divine depending on the path you walk. To find truth, you have to use Inductive and Deductive tools. They are not a diametrically opposed philosophy as many would make it seem. Inductive is a fine tool, but it has to be in sync with the top-down approach of starting with Axioms/Postulate and moving outward from what you know is true. However, often times, I see atheists ignore deductive reasoning, the axiomatic platonic way of thinking. They only use inductive reasoning to argue (using the inductive tool science) against the fact that this Biocentric Universe is a Divine Mind, they see the universe as a dead machine, not a cosmic archetypal symphony of mind literally made of consciousness. Plato and Aristotle were simply the archetypes of two different, but equal methods of thought.
I've been teacher of philosophy firma 7 years un high school here in spain. Really well exposed! Sometimes I think of Socrates like a sophist but unpaid. Sophists were great as well, they were the very first Inés abolitionists of slavery. I love protagoras that came from the same town than democritus. Later on aristotle who founded his school, liceus, epicurus founded his school, the garden. Stoics, skeptics, and so on. Their debates were the same than ours.
[What is your mental index (SQ, Spiritual Quotient)?] I have developed a measurement table that measures individual’s mental level according to the degree to which he has realized real-truth. There are 150 steps in the table, ranging from -500 to +1000 depending on how much you have developed your spirit based on your intelligence. Those who are trapped in the physical world and live mainly in the flesh belong to the scope of -500 ~ +500, and those who do the real-truth and live mentally belong to +500 ~ +1000. Another separate table gives the examples of the well-known persons’ SQs in human history. Are not you curious about how much your SQ is? OnCharm Lee (Author of the book “Humans & Truth - human life is the awakening process”)
We killed the first person who actually questioned the important stuff. Of course we did.
WE?
by "we" he ment humans
Who? Zonfurst?
any suspects?
Jesus Christ?
Everyone: Studying for test
Me: Vibin' to the intro
Honestly I’m just here for school, but I’m reading the comments 😂
@@Naswashere5 yeah same 😂
I’ll never understand why more people don’t watch stuff like this
What was Socrates idea tho?
I too have no idea
Most people believe that philosophy is boring ... mainly because they choose not to think haha
It’s boringggggg
this is boring af
"I hope you pass your test" is actually what I really need.
DID U PASS IT!?!??!???? PLS TELL! LOLLL
@@jaelynp7518 i wanna knowwwwwwwwwww
Love the energy. Your explanation is very enlightening
50th like lol 6 years ago!!!! Time goes by!
Thank you for explaining everything so simple and well.
Hi Hip, I LOVED your presentation. So entertaining. I smiled all the way through.
I appreciate the effort. You summarised these 3 philosophers so well.
My favorite Socrates quote “The only good is knowledge, the only evil is ignorance” 😀✨
You entertainly discuss this topic in a manner that is playful but more understandable facts and concepts. You're superb!
Literally all my teachers ask me to watch this man's videos-
very helpful vids, love the energy too. Thanks
The only reason i'm going to pass my quiz tomorrow. Thank you so much for this informative, and straight forward video!
So did you pass it?
This helped clear up so much confusion, thank you!
this is a GREAT video!! Definitely sharing this!!
Do you have any other videos on Ancient Greece and Rome? I really need them. Thank you! We love your videos.
How can we just accept how great of a teacher and thinker socrates was without knowing from whom he learned and basic facts of his early life
That is irrelevant.We have his method.Even if he didn't exist his ideas still would have flourished in the intellectual milieu of ancient Athens.Try reading for a change.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! Currently writing an essay this was so handy please make more videossss
+Evelin Hernandez 411 vids isn't enough?
I will be doing a report for tomorrow about ancient philosophy and this really helps me. Thanks!!
@@jaelynp7518 Oh wow! Completely forgot about this comment! I'm in college now! Well me and my partner did great! We are amongst those students who scored high. I really enjoy reporting my self, like giving visual aids and helping people learning something about a complex topic in a simpler way. I think that's why we scored high.
What an amazing collection of minds living and interacting at the same time!
you need to replace my college professor
education is on the internet. they need to demolish schools
@@Bllobyyyoung turds
This reminds me of the replacement cartoon show.
Thanks for the video, and research you have put into this video. You have gone to great effort, simplify this subject, so that it is understanderable. I am sure you know there is more to the subject than you have discussed, so there is more value in the ideas these philosophers, than you have exposed.
This video was wonderful I bet I'll get an A+ on my paper! Thank you
Keith Hughes is so freaking awesome. Thank you so much for what you're dedicated to.
love your videos keith !
Thanks for that remarkable video... It really helped me to break "it" down.
Excellent dear sir,I am amazed how beautifully you narrate the concept and philosophy briefly of the greats of all time ,simply in love with your style and wisdom regards.vir
+VIRENDRA DR thanks for the kudos brother I hope you subscribe and be sure to spread the virtual word! Peace!
I had to watch this in school my teacher made me for my project.
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Thank you 🙏 it’s actually the best way to describe philosophy with simple language. Well done sir
I’ve learned more from your channel than I did in high school.
what a legend i can watch this dude all day
This had helped me a lot! I passed a final exam today 😀 thank you so much!
Thanks a lot for this information, it was very easy to understand
What a great summary of Greece's 3 great philosophers!
Life long learner, and maybe a little crazy I love the video philosophy is my it. You should do one on Epicurus or the stoics too. I've been really enjoying the world history videos but would love a philosophy branch too love the channel man keep it up!😁👍🏽
Very Educational....BIG THANKS!!!
Outstanding!
Who here has a test coming up like if you agree.
What was Socrates idea tho
I don't, I just wanted to give it a like
awesome. Life long learner here, and i love your videos :)
+Matt Lucas thanks brother!
Join the club buddy.
i can barely remember all of this, but after a few listens it helped. thank you
🤣😂🤣 I like this guy. He is the best instructor ever. What a great lecture. Thank you so much
this was amazing my friend thanks
Thank you for helping me with uni !
great delivery.
am I the only on who just watches these video for fun
+SKT looking at numbers. Maybe!
Not the only one bro.
I do.
I do.
SKT lol I do too
This is awesome! You rule! Thank you!
Outstanding work 👏
Not boring..well said i appreciated this video
I'm a high school student and I randomly searched this up and like a week later we started learning about these 3
Hey man you were great with the video
I thought Socrates' last words were, "I just drank what?"
Nah, in Plato's Socratic dialogues he basically drinks it like nothing and then asks "why tf is everyone crying? I asked that no girls be here so they wouldn't cry but here y'all are crying LOL"
@@HuckleberryHim R/Woooooosh
or perhaps, 'What are you looking at?"
@@lincolnhoffman2574 r/ihavereddit
Hip Hughes and others, I have a high school senior who is working on his final research project and the topic he's selected is the applicability of the classic philosophers, like Plato, Socrates and Aristotle, to modern society and a comparison of their works.
As part of his project, he must consult with an expert in the field or at least, a related field. Basically, the student asks a few questions via email on his project and uses these thoughts to help guide his research. The project is to be done by June.
Can anyone help? That would be amazing!
Really good.
So at what point did Socrates know that he knew something, then, and couldn't use that old phrase any more? How do you deal with this knowing nothing when you do know something?
DAMN!
Thank you for this! ♥
This is so helpful!
What a great video!!
i adore Ancient Greek..they gave to us all knowledge we need even TODAY
Most succinct and helpful explanation I've seen yet. If I weren't tuition poor.... but write a book, ok?
Thanks Keith
At 9:33 he put up a picture of a little video game character. What was that game called again?
Scribblenuats
Just brilliant!
dude this video might be the BEST video I've seen in 2016..
Socrates last words: “Hemlock is poison?!”
(Steve Martin circa 1977.)
"Where tension goes, energy flows." Annd subbed.
Well done! "and if I claim to be a wise man, well it surely means that I don't know" Socrates and Kansas - Love them both!
thanks buddy you're the best 😎👌
thanks for helping me with my homework
Thanks very interesting
well done
May i ask, When you said Alexanda conquered the western world, are you referring to Greece only? Or are you branding the Middle east with the 'western world'?
We gotta wise guy ova er
Diogenes is worth a mention and Alexander the Great went east to conquer the Persian Empire not west, it was Caesar who came to Britain in 55BC after he quelled the Gaulic uprising.
it’s funny when you say i hope your brain grows bigger. lol. thank u i love ur videos!
Thank goodness this video exists
it doesn't
what are the times for the different dudes
Thanks Hip!
"I hope you pass your exam." Thank you 😆
Thank you. I want to understand hard stuff. You explain things that are modern problems.
The only truth is individual truth to our own experiences, feelings and the limited of verifiable of each individual
Good stuff
tanks for teaching me about the "big bois," I am definitely "cray-cray on the internet."
This video has shifted my thinking, Liberia in 2017 is heading to an election one of the candidates is completely Buffon, and the other is the opposite to the first, who should be the next leader of Liberia,?
I should be taking notes but the music is actually a bop
My history teacher told me if I aced a philosophy test I would not get homework for the week I aced the test because of this video
that's awesome!
this video was great. better than how my teacher taught it.
Cool vid sir
I could save some money by listening to ur crash course
Love this presenter!
Thx for homework tips :)
Got a midterm in 30 minutes. I think this is a good way to study
I think it's important to talk about how Aristotle's method was to use Inductive reasoning, starting from empirical data and working upward toward the mind and structure of the universe. But Plato's transcendentals (truth, honor, love) cannot be accounted for using Aristotle's method, they are outside of it's scope entirely. Plato used the term Logos to mean the Divine Mind or God. Logos is where we get the terms logic and dialogue because it's the logical and rational aspects of YOU that is divine. Not in a "You are God" kind of way, but rather, you are able to become divine depending on the path you walk. To find truth, you have to use Inductive and Deductive tools. They are not a diametrically opposed philosophy as many would make it seem. Inductive is a fine tool, but it has to be in sync with the top-down approach of starting with Axioms/Postulate and moving outward from what you know is true.
However, often times, I see atheists ignore deductive reasoning, the axiomatic platonic way of thinking. They only use inductive reasoning to argue (using the inductive tool science) against the fact that this Biocentric Universe is a Divine Mind, they see the universe as a dead machine, not a cosmic archetypal symphony of mind literally made of consciousness. Plato and Aristotle were simply the archetypes of two different, but equal methods of thought.
I feelz smarters already.
Down to earth and lively. As if Plato, Socrates and Aristotle came from Brooklyn
I've been teacher of philosophy firma 7 years un high school here in spain. Really well exposed! Sometimes I think of Socrates like a sophist but unpaid. Sophists were great as well, they were the very first Inés abolitionists of slavery. I love protagoras that came from the same town than democritus. Later on aristotle who founded his school, liceus, epicurus founded his school, the garden. Stoics, skeptics, and so on. Their debates were the same than ours.
[What is your mental index (SQ, Spiritual Quotient)?]
I have developed a measurement table that measures individual’s mental level according to the degree to which he has realized real-truth. There are 150 steps in the table, ranging from -500 to +1000 depending on how much you have developed your spirit based on your intelligence. Those who are trapped in the physical world and live mainly in the flesh belong to the scope of -500 ~ +500, and those who do the real-truth and live mentally belong to +500 ~ +1000. Another separate table gives the examples of the well-known persons’ SQs in human history. Are not you curious about how much your SQ is?
OnCharm Lee (Author of the book “Humans & Truth - human life is the awakening process”)
Thank you :)
Getting interested in philosophy because of the catalan tv show Merlì.
im on a constant enlightenment journey and that is true for me,
Perfect.
take a shot every time he says "big big trouble"
Why is Pythagoras forgotten in this?