Socrates is the most social animal

[RNCM_Philosophy]

For the existing fan base, it might be useful to feature youtube shorts from lectures that less people have seen, but have moments that are just as poignant as the rest of these wonderful lectures. That way people would be introduced to the key ideas behind more obscure thinkers more easily.

Dr Sugrue's quote summarising postmodernism for example, as the philosophy for "humanistic intellectuals who are saturated in their own ressentiment" might be quite a popular, and very potent clip

[chuongnguyen]

RIP Professor Sugrue. You will be missed.

[thegeordierambler]

Hi I have been thinking about you today… Cannot shake a wonderful song by Annie Lennox( now she is Scottish 😀) I think you and your daughter will love it! No cranks, no torture of meaning..Ahh yes..the song..When Tomorrow Comes. God bless you Sir!👍

[Vampirat]

remind me to pay this man later, such beautiful content.

[yetigriff]

You said in this lecture you'd go back to all of Plato's dialogues 20 years after. Did you ever do this?

[SameAsAnyOtherStranger]

Maybe among people who made it into the annals of history in his day, Socrates was "the most social of animals."

[craigharrison]

Lol why are these shorts so awkwardly cut? Not complaining. I think it’s fun.

[dasein]

You guys really need to do better with the editing.