Rediscovering Epicurus: The Hidden Father of Modern Atomism!

🌟 Explore the enigmatic world of Epicurus and the Atomists in this captivating documentary! 🌟

Dive into the enigmatic world of Ancient Greece with 'Rediscovering Epicurus: The Hidden Father of Modern Atomism,' a captivating documentary that unveils the groundbreaking ideas of Epicurus and the Atomists. Long before the advent of modern science, these visionary philosophers theorized the existence of atoms, laying the foundation for modern atomic theory. Explore the life and legacy of Epicurus, often misconceived for his association with hedonism, but in reality, a pioneer of scientific thought. This episode not only demystifies Epicureanism but also connects ancient insights with contemporary scientific understanding, from quantum theory to the debates on reductionism.

Featuring expert insights, stunning cinematography, and original music, join us on a journey back in time to rediscover the scientific genius of Epicurus and his profound impact on modern science. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a lover of philosophy, or curious about the origins of scientific ideas, this documentary offers a thought-provoking exploration of the atomic theory's roots and its relevance today.

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*Team:*
📝 Writer and Presenter: Michalis Michailidis
🎬 Director and Editor: Adam Petritsis
🎥 Cinematographer: Morris Gormezano
🎶 Original Music Score: Penny Biniari

*Special Thanks:*
Beeple for the incredible visual contributions.

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[gre]

This is one of the best channels on Ancient Greece on this platform. I applaud your production value, relatable style of conveying information and accuracy. I wish for a successful future for this channel.

[uberboyo]

I'm astounded this only has 700 views

[tuckersmoak]

what a hidden gem. youre channel is so much better than the view count may let on. Cheers. Please keep making the amazing content.

[chadtimm]

Exactly what I needed to wow my Latin students with the incredible knowledge the ancients had.

[alfonsomartinez]

Marvelous! Would you guys cover Stoicism?

[aglaiatsavdaridou]

Πολύ καλό!!! Κρατά το ενδιαφέρον από την αρχή ως το τέλος!!!

[Periklesz]

Why this only has 2.3k views??
Shocking...

[sambarryofficial]

This should have 50K views - Did the digital artist BEEPLE help you create this? Trying to work out the connection.

[NikephorosAer]

Fine, Bravo ! Yet about Infinite, Anaximander claimed The Boundless. (ΆΠΕΙΡΟΝ) So, if we cannot cut anymore is a mater
of Mathematics. Great ! very well said. A Greek friend, Demetrios Maniates.

[s.papadatos]

Σχετικά με τον μικρότερο δυνατό χώρο που υπάρχει...στην φυσική ονομάζεται plank's length, όχι plank's constant και απαρτίζεται από τρεις βασικές σταθερές του σύμπαντος .... είναι στην ουσία ο χώρος που διανύει ένα φωτόνιο σε διάστημα ενός plank time και είναι ίσο με ~ 1.616 * 10^ (-35)m.... αυτο σημαίνει ότι αν πάρεις ένα αντικείμενο ενός χιλιοστού (περίπου το όριο στο οποίο ο ανθρώπινος οργανισμός μπορεί να δει ένα αντικείμενο) και το μεγεθύνεις στο μέγεθος του ορατού σύμπαντος...τότε το plank length θα εχει μέγεθος ισο με ένα χιλιοστό.

[apostolispouliakis]

How many videos can be made only about Epicurus ...

[Laotzu.Goldbug]

Greek philosophy and science sprouted from the cadaver of Greek religion, after they killed it. Whether or not this was a good thing remains to be seen.

[NicholBrummer]

Atoms are needed to counter the second law of thermodynamics. That makes it possible to reassemble a new oak, from the decayed leftovers of plants and minerals. Lucretius describes how atoms are necessary to rebuild order from chaotic 'mud'.

[richardgomes]

It's so sad that ignorance and rage burnt the Library of Alexandria, among so many other sources of information about our past.