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When you hear Ron Paul say that he stands for the Philosophy of Liberty, this is what he means. The philosophy of liberty is based on self-ownership. This simple but elegant and hard-hitting animation will explain exactly what that means. It's a great tool anyone can use to educate children and adults about our right to life, liberty, and the property we create - and our responsibility to think, speak and act. For more info and/or to download a free DVD version of this video, see: www.philosophyofliberty.blogspot.com CREDITS AUTHOR Ken Schoolland schoolak001@hawaii.rr.com PRODUCER: Kerry Pearson (aka Lux Lucre) MUSIC: Music2Hues 'Betrayal' www.music2hues.com WEBSITE: www.jonathangullible.com SUPPORT The Jonathan Gullible fund www.isil.org COPYRIGHT: www.creativecommons.org

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An excerpt from the PBS documentary Cosmos by Carl Sagan. Sagan discuss early Greek philosophy.

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Text animation to "Bruce's Philosophers Song" from the Monty Python sketch "Bruces." Words and music by Eric Idle

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OSHO International Foundation - www.osho.com OSHO My Way Of Life is Not Philosophy No philosopher has ever been able to know the truth. All the philosophers have been thinking about the truth. But thinking about the truth is an impossibility. Either you know it, or you don't.

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THE NEW SCHOOL | www.newschool.edu A distinguished panel addresses this question on the occasion of the publication of Professor James Miller's new book, Examined Lives From Socrates to Nietzsche. Panelists include Simon Critchley, professor of philosophy at The New School for Social Research and author of The Book of Dead Philosophers; Anthony Gottlieb, author of The Dream of Reason, a three-volume history of philosophy; James Miller, professor of political science and chair of the Committee on Liberal Studies at The New School for Social Research; Astra Taylor, independent filmmaker and director of Zizek! and Examined Life: Philosophy Is in the Streets; and Cornel West, author of Race Matters and Class of 1943 Professor at Princeton University. The panel will be moderated by Lewis H. Lapham, editor of Lapham's Quarterly. THE NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH | www.newschool.edu PHILOSOPHY | www.newschool.edu This event is presented by Farrar, Straus & Giroux and the Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers of the New York Public Library and sponsored by the Committee on Liberal Studies. Location: Tishman Auditorium, Alvin Johnson/JM Kaplan Hall 01/26/2011 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

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Medieval Philosophy: Thomas Aquinas This program examines the ideas of the medieval philosophic theologians, particularly St. Thomas Aquinas. Oxford medieval philosopher Anthony Kenny discusses Aristotelian logic as the basis of Aquinas' thought, and disputes charges that medieval philosophy merely reinforced extant Christian views. Logical methods employed by Aquinas are discussed as precursors of the scientific methodology of later philosophers, such as Descartes.

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Science & Reason on Facebook: tinyurl.com Stephen Fry @ BigThink: Philosophy, Logic And Reason. --- Please subscribe to Science & Reason: • www.YouTube.com • www.YouTube.com • www.YouTube.com • www.YouTube.com --- Interview Transcript Question: What philosophers influenced you? Stephen Fry: Philosophy is an odd thing. When we use the word in everyday speech you know you sometimes hear it hilariously. They say, Oh, its never good to be late. Thats my philosophy. You think thats a generous description of that rather dull precept to call it a philosophy, but its odd how philosophers generally speaking, at least the ones Ive read or the ones I you know value, dont have in that sense a philosophy. There is no particular Socratic or Nietzschean or Kantian way to live your life. They dont offer ethical codes and standards by which to live your life. They dont offer a philosophy to follow. They just simply raise an enormous number of questions mostly, so in the sense that you put the question is there a philosopher thats important to me. Well I me I loved really the sort of the Bertrand Russell grand sort of tour of philosophy, the history of philosophy from the pre Socratics as they're called, Zeno and so on through to Socrates and Plato and Aristotle. I never quite liked Aristotle. I think thats partly... Although he was obviously a genius and brilliant and he invented logic, so whats not to like. I think it was his influence on the medieval mind was probably rather pernicious <b>...</b>

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Germany vs. Greece, a shorter and funnier edit of the skit.

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Friends and other philosophers talk about American Philosopher Richard Rorty who recently died with clips from Rorty himself. From a longer film called "American Philosopher" by Phillip McReynolds.

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Monty Python's classic skit of the Greeks vs. the Germans

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The philosophers sing to this famous tune by Monty Python.

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Some quotes from three of the greatest Greek Philosophers.

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The book explores the movie's key questions and themes, including how we can tell if we're dreaming or awake, how to make sense of a paradox, and whether or not inception is possible. It also gives new insights into the nature of free will, time, dreams, and the unconscious mind. In addition, it discusses different interpretations of the film, and whether or not philosophy can help shed light on which is the "right one,' and deepens your understanding of the movie's multi-layered plot and dream-infiltrating characters, including Dom Cobb, Arthur, Mal, Ariadne, Eames, Saito, and Yusuf. You can find the complete "And Philosophy" series at andphilosophy.com Kyle writes a blog for Psychology Today, called "Plato on Pop," with William Irwin. You can find their blog here: www.psychologytoday.com Kyle also hosts a podcast on Philosophy and Pop Culture with Jay Kelly. You can find the podcast here: philosophyandpopculture.com

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Bryan Magee talks with Hilary Putnam about the philosophy of science. Section 1: www.youtube.com Section 2: www.youtube.com Section 3: www.youtube.com Section 4: www.youtube.com Section 5: www.youtube.com

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Floating heads, flying Greek letters, and lots of naked statues. Oh, and the Socratic method and Plato's Cave are in there too. And Aristotle's Golden Mean.

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A short video detailing the life of the cynic philosopher Diogenes of Sinope. I noticed a dearth of videos on Diogenes on YouTube, so I thought I would try to fill the void. I took a few minor liberties for the sake of grace and narrative flow, but the core factual claims should all be correct. Music: Porcupine Tree--Sentimental

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Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller spoof "Oxford philosophy" in a sketch from the popular West End show they did with Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. Not exactly hilarious - even for philosophers - but a bit of history, and remarkable that it should make a popular comedy revue.

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Leading philosophers including William Lane Craig, Quentin Smith, Paul Ricoeur, David Hugh Mellor, and Michael Friedman discuss time. Topics include the nature of space and time, the reality or unreality of time, Einstein's special theory of relativity, the A-theory and B-theory of time, whether the present enjoys a privileged status, and whether temporal becoming is merely an illusion.

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►►► Free Newsletter: the21convention.com ►►► Facebook: www.facebook.com ►►► Subscribe on Youtube: bit.ly James Steele (or James Steele II as he is known online and through his blog) is a 23 year old Lecturer and PhD Research Student at Southampton Solent University in the UK. James is an exercise scientist by profession having gained a first class honours degree in Applied Sport Science and during his time of study working with a wide range of elite athletic populations including; international Ironman triathlete's, Paralympic wheelchair basketball and rugby, semi professional muay thai fighters and professional football (soccer). In addition he has worked with non-athletic populations including the elderly, diseased and a population that he is currently conducting research with; sufferers of chronic low back pain. James is active as an academic pursuing his PhD research into chronic low back pain, its multifactorial symptoms and the effects of isolated resistance exercise for the lumbar extensors in treating it. He has also recently had a paper published with his colleagues, on which he was second author, presenting the scientific literature of resistance training and suggesting recommendations for its optimal implementation based upon the current evidence. Despite his clear academic focus in the area of exercise science, James also has many other areas of interest on which he occasionally writes when the time permits at jamessteelii.blogspot.com, one of these <b>...</b>

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Exited off the interstate to make the 7 mile trip to Lewis and Clark cavern in Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park in Cardwell, Montana, about an hour SE of Butte. Song is Philosopher's Stone by Van Morrison of his album 'back on top'.

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The Pre-Socratic philosophers, Heraclitus and Parmenides. Metaphysics, determinism, fatalism, and the unreality of free will.

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Also known as White Powder Gold or "Manna" or the elixer of life. Discoverer David Hudson spoke in a lecture... "First of all, it is a room temperature superconductor! When mixed with water it forms a gelatinous mixture... (The following description of paranormal effects was derived from descriptions by independent researchers other than myself. Paranormal effects are individual and depend on a person's own inherent abilites for higher consciousness:) When ingested it has the following effects: Every cell in your body (returns to its original state), from when you were a teenager or a child... It perfects the DNA and closes the light within the body until you literally reach a point where the light body exceeds the physical body... The gifts that go with this are perfect telepathy. You can know good and evil when it is in the room with you. You can project your thoughts into someone else's mind. You can levitate. You can walk on water. Because it is flowing so much light within you, you literally do not attract gravity. Since ancient Egyptian times, alchemists have worked in secret to produce something called the Philosopher's Stone or the Elixer of Life. The materials that Hudson and other researchers have found are believed to be related to the Philosopher's Stone. The materials have been called ORMEs, monatomic gold, white gold, white powder gold, ORMUS, m-state- AuM, microclusters, and manna. David Hudson calls the materials he found Orbitally Rearranged Mono-atomic <b>...</b>

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continuation from part 1.

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International Catholic University video clip from a lecture by Prof. Laura Garcia on the roots of Analytic Philosophy

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objectsinmotion.org (Originally posted by.... Aravoth... me, in early 2009) "The moral and constitutional obligations of our representatives in Washington are to protect our liberty, not coddle the world, precipitating no-win wars, while bringing bankruptcy and economic turmoil to our people." -Congressman Ron Paul MD

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Science & Reason on Facebook: tinyurl.com Richard Dawkins @ Big Think: While science is indelibly distinct from the field of ethics, Richard Dawkins believes that there are a number of ways in which its facts and reasoning could greatly benefit our ability to understand and repair the worlds suffering. --- Please subscribe to Science & Reason: • www.YouTube.com • www.YouTube.com • www.YouTube.com • www.YouTube.com --- Question: Can science shed light on any moral issues? Richard Dawkins: Science is not in the business of shedding light on moral debates, but I think it can do sometimes -- the whole subject of moral philosophy, of examining moral questions in a logical way to expose inconsistencies, for example. When you're looking at moral questions, so-called moral questions, like abortion or euthanasia, you can show that people who take a very strong absolutist line may be being inconsistent with themselves because they are taking a strong line on one thing while at the same time inconsistently not taking a similarly strong line on another. So that would be a scientific way of thinking; it's not science per se. It's moral philosophy, but it's a kind of scientific way of thinking. But also I think scientific facts can illuminate moral debate. In the case of abortion again, for example, a scientist might contribute to the debate information about at what point during the development of an embryo the nervous system comes into being. And presumably, before the nervous system <b>...</b>

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In this installment, I cover Albert Camus' philosophy of Absurdism by way of his novels "The Stranger", "A Happy Death", and "The Fall", as well as his renowned essay, "The Myth of Sisyphus". ARTISTIC CREDITS: Intro by EpikkuFeiru: www.youtube.com Intro music taken from Incompetech: incompetech.com used under the Creative Commons License Titles: "Ibn Al-Noor" & "Merry Go"

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The philosopher you know for all the wrong reasons, Blaise Pascal is a certifiable genius. Forget The Wager, and bask for a few minutes in the stunning brilliance of one of the most penetrating intellects the world has ever known. Ben Roger's Philosophy Bite on Pascal: philosophybites.com Correction: the Nietzsche quote at 4:49 was inaccurate. The correct quote is "One should never forgive Christianity for having destroyed men like Pascal."--Notebook 11[55].

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Richard P Feynman's answer to the question: "When you are looking at something do you see only light or do you see the object?", taken from his first Sir Douglas Robb lecture at the University of Auckland in 1979. The lecture title was "Photons: Corpuscles of light". I love his grin at the end. If you like Feynman and haven't yet read any of his books, www.amazon.co.uk , I strongly recommend you do - you'll never look at the world in the same way again!

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The dialogues of Plato are analyzed in this program by Cambridge philosophy professor Miles Burnyeat. Seeing Plato's ideas initially as extensions of those of his teacher, Socrates, Burnyeat explains the development and content of Plato's original; doctrines of knowledge as virtue, the immortality and tripartite division of the soul, and the theory of forms (ideas). Plato's political philosophy is discussed within the context of the notion of the ideal state—a political utopia ruled by philosopher kings.

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Medieval Philosophy: Thomas Aquinas This program examines the ideas of the medieval philosophic theologians, particularly St. Thomas Aquinas. Oxford medieval philosopher Anthony Kenny discusses Aristotelian logic as the basis of Aquinas' thought, and disputes charges that medieval philosophy merely reinforced extant Christian views. Logical methods employed by Aquinas are discussed as precursors of the scientific methodology of later philosophers, such as Descartes.

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Medieval Philosophy: Thomas Aquinas This program examines the ideas of the medieval philosophic theologians, particularly St. Thomas Aquinas. Oxford medieval philosopher Anthony Kenny discusses Aristotelian logic as the basis of Aquinas' thought, and disputes charges that medieval philosophy merely reinforced extant Christian views. Logical methods employed by Aquinas are discussed as precursors of the scientific methodology of later philosophers, such as Descartes.

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Known for his writing on aesthetics, abstraction, and art as well as his collaborations with artists, Marcus Steinweg focuses on a reframing of the late French author Marguerite Duras as a philosopher rather than a writer or filmmaker. This lecture closes artist-in-residence Haegue Yangs interrogation of Duras multidisciplinary oeuvre and threads connections between the author as a philosophical figure and Yangs work.

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Part 1, involving a lot of cutscenes and letting a wand choose Harry. Oh and the start of an assault course.

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I go over my favorite quotes of Jim Morrison. Some have wondered why I placed the Lizard King, an American Poet, on my list of philosophers, Gods, and elements which affect my life. Well its because Jim's words probably have impacted me more than any other mans. I place him up there with Plato. Now I know no thoughts are truly new, but Jim took the works of Blake, Huxley, Burroughs, Leary, Nietzsche, etc and put his own views in there and made some amazingly deep comments. Enjoy his words to the music of the Doors, from the Essential Rarities album, here is the Soft Parade (live) UPDATE: Originally I had the Orange Country Suite as the accompaniment, but the Record Companies didn't like that. The new song that is on this is Dax Johnson - A Moment in the life. It is a song from the AudioSwap feature on Youtube.

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