Heidegger in the Kitchen

The School of Life looks at the philosophy of Martin Heidegger - in the kitchen.

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Produced in collaboration with Khyan

[Callmestev]

This is the most beautiful description of Heidegger's philosophy I've ever seen :")

[DistractedSam]

This is absolutely brilliant, Smiled all the way through and actually learned something, even if its that jellybabies look really cute when wrapped in doughy das cared. I ASPIRE TO BE AN AUTHENTIC SHRIMP!

[khyan]

This was fun to make, more like this coming soon. 

[ricgalbraith]

i was enjoying this until i realised that you weren't actually cooking anything, but just throwing food around, i guess that was the point, but the waste of food was irritating regardless.

[doubleas]

Heidegger was very helpful in President Shinra's attempt to stop AVALANCHE.

[Paladiesh]

am I the only one bothered by the waste of the foodstuffs?

[kurohikes]

This is probably the best channel on YouTube.

[MRCKify]

"Life is finite, fragile and temporary." +0:45

[sleepytraveler]

I must admit I need to watch these videos two or three times just to understand everything

[swatitanaya]

This video teaches so much more than the Heideggerian concepts, it teaches what effective teaching should look like.

[andystearns]

I was totally confused at first when I began to watch this video. About 30 seconds in I started to "get" it. By then end I became convinced it was brilliant. Not only did it convey the salient ideas of Marty. But it also matched aesthetically to his ideas. I know, I know, maybe you were just using the food items to be humorous. But I think that actually conveyed Heidegger really well because he seems so odd when you read him, until you get to one of his interesting observations about life. Well done!

[zigtausendfach]

This looks like a collaboration between School of Life and HowtoBasic, only with less eggs.

[thughes]

I've been a huge fan of your videos for ages now Khyan! Another great one!
And 'The Consolations of Philosophy' was brilliant (I've recommended it to many of my friends and family) and inspired me to start reading much more into philosophy.

Great to see the two of you working together! can't wait for the next!

[TheOnlyVance]

This video gives a nice introduction into the work of heidegger and while his philosophy is too challenging to fit into a 4 minute clip it was a great attempt to get others interested in this thought. It may encourage others to look deeper into it.

[santiagopatino]

One of the best videos I have ever watched. Congratulations on explaining such beautiful subjects with that simplicity.

[morgengabe]

The kitchen utensils in this video are gorgeous.

[Tills]

Anyone else cry with laughter watching this? Just me?

[SilverShadow]

That made me feel fear, hope and humour all at the same time - the presentation is brilliant, the balance perfect, can a group of like minded folk come cook with me everyday? :)

[jarkagod]

if you were really feeling your connection to all these dead animals you wouldn't be using them for a cutesy Heidegger video

[MrWilliamson]

This is by far the best explanation of Heidegger's philosophical work that I've ever seen! Thank you!