Philosophy15 Episode 76: The trouble with Wittgenstein

[JeffRebornNow]

Isn't one of W.'s points that we haven't been to get at "the truth" of language and how it relates (in what ways it corresponds and doesn't correspond) to the external world through dialectics? So one can't expect to find a clearly stated first premise to the so-called "private language" argument.

[barrett]

Kripke does a good job of linking all the content about rule following to the private language argument.

[ScootyThunder]

When WIttgenstien said he was trying to show you the flybottle of your philosophy, it's your video he was talking about. The number of times you ram your head into the glass only to bounce off and do it again is astounding. I encourage you to take your video and analyse the strengths of your arguments against the thing you are arguing against. As of 5:48, the only thing you are arguing against is your own strawman built on the lack of comprehension. If you do develop better arguments, I won't have seen them, 5:48 was enough time to send me to the hell holl that is "the youtube comment section."

[m]

W had become a pragmatist after dicussing with F . Ramsey .

[dxtnt]

"The trouble with misunderstanding Wittgenstein" As Wittgenstein says "I would not want to save you the trouble of thinking" and it seems in your case (particularly the guy on the left of the picture) he *has* saved you the trouble. And this rhetoric of cultishness is simply awful. Same goes for opening with an ad hominem. This is the worst philosophy video on YouTube.

[gostraightmode]

So superficial, so terrible...Sad to say, but you have no idea about what is going on in the Investigations. You may specify what you mean in relation to *concrete-particular instances* from the book by saying (e.g.) “it’s rhetoric”. Then, I promise, I can and will prove something to you.