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LulieTanett commented 5 months ago

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Applied Philosophy, 1/3: How Knowledge Works

Part 2/3, How to Solve Problems: http://www.youtube.com/watc...

Part 3/3, Memes, Psychology, AI: http://www.youtube.com/watc......

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LulieTanett said:

@MrKingatheist Thanks! How so? :)

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  Applied Philosophy, 1/3: How Knowledge Works

  Part 2/3, How to Solve Problems: http://www.youtube.com/watc...

  Part 3/3, Memes, Psychology, AI: http://www.youtube.com/watc......

  908 views

  LulieTanett said:

  @NaturalGuy Do you have any criticisms of anything I said?

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  The True Cost of the Royal Family Explained

  I decided to put this together after hearing one too many people moan about **getting a public holiday** for the Royal Wedding.

  Full script at: ht...

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  LulieTanett said:

  Wow! Incredibly persuasive. And hilarious. And wonderful presentation style.

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  Philosophy of Science I

  A 5-minute introduction to what philosophy of science is all about.

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  LulieTanett said:

  Popperians would only discard Newton's theory *if* they had a better rival. Tests are only useful if you have more than one theory competing.

  When it fails the test, either you can have a variation of Newton's theory which is his theory plus "and we know it's false but we don't know exactly why...

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LulieTanett commented 8 months ago

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Karl Popper and Justified True Belief

There aren't enough videos on YouTube about Popper! Here are the others:

http://www.youtube.com/user... (Popperian epistemology videos)

http:...

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LulieTanett said:

@analyticaa What's the most persuasive argument from those works you cite? Or what's a good one about it?

• LulieTanett commented 8 months ago

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  Karl Popper and Justified True Belief

  There aren't enough videos on YouTube about Popper! Here are the others:

  http://www.youtube.com/user... (Popperian epistemology videos)

  http:...

  6,072 views

  LulieTanett said:

  @analyticaa We don't need justification for something to count as knowledge: I was saying that instead of justification, the important thing is *whether people understand it's a solution to that particular problem*. If people have a theory about something, but don't realise that theory *applies t...

• LulieTanett commented 8 months ago

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  Karl Popper and Justified True Belief

  There aren't enough videos on YouTube about Popper! Here are the others:

  http://www.youtube.com/user... (Popperian epistemology videos)

  http:...

  6,072 views

  LulieTanett said:

  @idontgiveashit0930 Any suggestions for which topics I should cover in future videos? :)

• LulieTanett commented 8 months ago

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  Karl Popper and Justified True Belief

  There aren't enough videos on YouTube about Popper! Here are the others:

  http://www.youtube.com/user... (Popperian epistemology videos)

  http:...

  6,072 views

  LulieTanett said:

  @idontgiveashit0930 What's a good argument against there being objective truth in morality?

• LulieTanett commented 1 year ago

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  Karl Popper and Justified True Belief

  There aren't enough videos on YouTube about Popper! Here are the others:

  http://www.youtube.com/user... (Popperian epistemology videos)

  http:...

  6,072 views

  LulieTanett said:

  @sgt7 Faith isn't always the basis of a belief in God, you're right. In the video, it was just used as an example of one foundation some people use.

• LulieTanett commented 1 year ago

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  Karl Popper and Justified True Belief

  There aren't enough videos on YouTube about Popper! Here are the others:

  http://www.youtube.com/user... (Popperian epistemology videos)

  http:...

  6,072 views

  LulieTanett said:

  @analyticaa If the cure to cancer isn't in someone's mind as addressing this problem of 'how to cure cancer', and the person doesn't apply it to that, it's not useful so wouldn't count as 'knowledge' even under the Popperian definition.

  I'm a little skeptical the cure is so simple that one could...

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LulieTanett commented 1 year ago

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What do YOU want to see videos about?

Please watch the video before commenting. It's a short video.

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LulieTanett said:

Which epistemology do you think makes most sense?

Specifically, do you think the Bayesians (who think there are probabilities of their beliefs being true, and rank them accordingly) have something? Or Popper (critical rationalism: get closer to the truth by criticising and modifying existing the...

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  What do YOU want to see videos about?

  Please watch the video before commenting. It's a short video.

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  LulieTanett said:

  @gedgetips You might be interested in the relationship philosophy ARR. It's all about how to have relationships rationally, including not having exclusivity in sexual relationships. Yahoo group: groups.yahoo.com/group/Autonomy-Respecting-Relationships/

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  Examples of the Crow Epistemology

  Here are some examples illustrating the finite nature of the human mind.

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  LulieTanett said:

  Question/counter-example: All professional sports jugglers can juggle (which means continuously keeping track of) more than 5 objects at once, and the top players can juggle at least 7.

  Not only that, but they can also do tricks: juggling them to different heights, manipulate their body while j...

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