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John Searle on Ludwig Wittgenstein: Section 2

I'm sorry for the cliffhanger at the end...:) Bryan Magee talks to John Searle about the legacy of Ludwig Wittgenstein; ranging from his early work, the Tractatus, to his posthumously published, P...  
 
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In which Jung work is the "woodchuck" quote from?
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Jung Chapter 2 verse 13 I think.
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All games have rules. These rules serve to delineate the game from the rest of existence.
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I don't ever think I've seen such fine youtube comments as the ones that grace some of these philosophical conversation videos. What a change!

And Searle discussing Wittgenstein! A dream come true.
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All tied up in epistemic knots, it might take your mind off your mortality... may even be good clean fun... but
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What is the world? Thermodynamics? How the the laws expressed - Gaia hypothesis is the ultimate market system - so it is from this that we ought derive our goals, values - symbiosis - the Invisible Hand, moral sentiments - but hijacked by neoclassical modeling & such like.
Bill Moyers and Daniel Goleman discuss the potential of reconnecting the human project to Gaia (on youtube)
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However, i can only really describe morals as human nature. A social agreement made by humans through evolution. That we seemily have innate moral fknowledge but its more of a primal ethical instinct. If that makes any sense.

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