I'm 20 years old and I've never studied philosophy. It's difficult for me to read books, I understand lectures more easily. Tell me about the good channels on YouTube or courses on Coursera/etc.
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Ryder Edwards
Jordan B Peterson
>inb4 autists
David King
Jay Dyer/Jays Analysis.com is great and heaps on geopolitics and film among the theology and philosophy lectures and essays.
Gavin Stewart
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Josiah Stewart
if you're anything like me you probably have NVLD (Non-Verbal Learning Disorder). It's not on the autism spectrum.
You read things, but they dont stick no matter how hard you try
You know you're smart, but everyone thinks you're stupid. You consider your thinking logical, but everyone says you're being too literal. You spread an unnecessary amount of information, just like I'm doing now
I wasnt diagnosed until 21
Grayson Stewart
Michael Ramirez
How is this different from dyslexia?
Christian Gomez
You certainly came to the right place. Seeing as how you're asking for videos and that you're not interested in books you definitely did good by coming to the literature board. Genius, really. I never would have thought of it.
Jason Anderson
Yale courses, e.g:
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there's heaps of free stuff iTunes U - Marianne Talbot is good, e.g:
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edx has stuff on it too:
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Sandel's Justice lectures are entertaining and informative, the book is good too:
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Brayden Rodriguez
learn to read.
spend 10 minutes a day and work up from there.
avoid meme "philosophers" (land, peterson etc)