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
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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)
Jacob Garcia
This idea that people learn better using one method over another is a myth. It's difficult for you to learn by reading because you're stupid. You're not going to learn anything with videos either.
Camden Perry
This is the smartest place on the Internet.
Liam Green
The Yale lecture series on Paradise Lost is on point.
Lincoln Carter
>implying people on Veeky Forums actually read books
William Flores
Idk about youtube but i had a teacher in college show me a presentation by eckhart tole (google the shit i dont think i spelled it right.) it envolved time. Shit changed my life
Carson Morris
I thought the exact same thing.
In a nutshell: Unlike Dyslexia, those suffering from NVLD (no cool word for us yet) simply cant retain information. This includes social cues, like body language (which is why people think its a form of autism). We also have little sense of space and direction. People like me are constantly bumping into stuff and getting in people's way. Im more conscious of it now, But I used to literally run into polls, like a old cartoon. We also share a lot of information, even if the other person has no need for the information.
I dont tell people about it. I dont want to use my disorder as a crutch. If I lived with it until I was 21, Ill live with it until I die. I just gotta work extra hard to meet social norms.
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Kayden Smith
Gregory Sadler. He's currently doing a complete section by section analysis of Hegel phenomenology of the spirit.
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Logan Sanchez
Semen demon?
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David Fisher
> it envolved time. Shit changed my life.
>tfw you will never be a wizard capable of manipulating time while everyone thinks you're a pseud new-age quack who only influences people that can't distinguish 'evolve' from 'involve'
Angel Adams
peterson does not even qualify as meme philosopher
Tyler Taylor
Audiobooks
Podcasts (history of philosophy without any gaps is nice)
Alexander Hernandez
Daniel Bonevac is one of the few actually worth your time.
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His course on the analytic tradition is a great intro to analytic philo
His Ideas of the Twentieth Century course is less about philo per se, but still great fun.
He's a great lecturer
Evan Lewis
Lectures are superficial introductions. If you can't or won't delve into many many many books, philosophy isn't for you. I mean yeah you can watch some lecteres and learn stuff, go ahead for sure, but don't pretend to be into philosophy or know much about it.
I suppose you could read academic articles but usually they require backround knowledge.
Jackson Miller
Rick Roderick.
Gavin Morgan
Some dude uploaded a series of Deleuze lectures on YouTube. They're all in French though and the quality is a bit shit.
Juan Long
Read some books you fucking retard this is Veeky Forums not /youtube/
Jose Jackson
Who is the chick in the picture OP?
Ethan Turner
Read the Book out loud record it and listen to it. The lectures online are mostly mediocre. The Problem with secoundary sources is you have to trust on others, who give things their own spin and nearly always if they talk about the works of geniuses bring them down to a level even below mediocre especially, if they believe in the Myth of the philosphy that isn't postmodern to be written "complicated/cryptic" on purpose.
Daniel Wood
I second this, the "History of Philosophy without any Gaps" podcast is definitely a great place to start learning philosophy
Logan Price
This
And also, Mark Thorsby's channel is god-tier for philosophy.
Jason Lewis
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I lIkE tHe ScHoOl Of LiFe
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Josiah Peterson
Name? or is it just a random person?
Jason Miller
>The Problem with secondary sources
If you actually study philosophy you spend far more time reading secondary texts than primary ones. There is nothing wrong with secondary texts per se.
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Lincoln Brown
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Liam Reed
>Big Think
>CrashCourse
Stopped there. You are memeing right?
Eli Peterson
>Stopped there.
Adam Flores
thanks
Zachary Miller
for some continental feels:
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for some analytical reals:
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Ryder Miller
Do you have Esoteric Hollywood? Could you post a pdf of it?