Hi sam bro what is zizek take on gender studies specically in academia and gender theorist? Plz answer

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1:07:12 ... and we hate you back! @TheYoungIdealist

I've always been convinced that proprioception is integral to the development of subjective experience, and ultimately to the arisal of consciousness. I guess we'll see all sorts of unexpected emergent behaviours with AI embodiment. What a time to be alive! 🙃

Dude, this is great Rahul!!!!! thank you!!! I'm thinking/writing about The Body from the perspective of the "Disembodied Intellect", or the Post Class Fractured Mass, or just the pomo subject. This approaches many of the questions I have from the "opposite" side.

Thanks for clarity.

There's a few researchers developing a new discipline called Categorical Cybernetics that might interest you (I first learned about them from MLST's interview with Paul Lessard), its all very math theory dense but that's name of the game these days

Very fascinating, I learned a lot from Dr Mazzaglia. I really appreciate how your channel is the only one that is faithfully bridging continental theory with analytical theory. Keep up the thought-provoking discussions!

Very interesting 👏

To Todd's point about feeling homeless, at around 53mins. I think Todd should understand and accept that he is a very unusual person with unusual, and some might say perverse, views. He may not feel at home where he comes from, but I do - so much so that I feel homesick when I'm away for any length of time. This is, I believe, how most people feel. He's an outsider and all of his prescriptions only really apply to other outsiders. When he senses the attitudes of the common, folkish man, he reaches for his gun.

21:00 Hmm... Maybe Heidegger had the initial concept of the absurd... interesting thought.

Awesome!

Appreciate this conversation 🙏🏾,

hi sam why hegel dissmises noumenal and modern science and anylitic philosphy acccept that essence of things is ultimate mysteries like colin mcginn and chomsky?

Hope to find you on bluesky one day Rahul

When boredom encroached my being I became crabbit (Scots word for irritable) Thanks pal I was quite stimulated by your remarks and I just went to see Zizek in Edinburgh!

Being a studant of hegel, marx and Proudhon , i congrat your podcast, may u someday looking for sobody that have got some research about vero-similar dialetiks abotout Heráclito , Hegel and the Anarquist Proudhon Jean Pierre?! Thanks... The anti-nomics pairs of Proudhon are similar and do-not have a fixed sinthésis...

Hi ! Very interesting talk ! Do you know if there is a possibility to read Katherine's thesis ? I cant find it online...

I might have to re watch this at some point. He makes some intriguing points and arguments. 😊

bro what sir say about colin mcginn idea of mysterianism.colin mcginn and chomsky derived a conclusion that some questions are we unable to answer and some questions we unable to formulate.they say that as our genes dertermined who we are then there are scope and limits to us because genes dertermined us if there is no preprogram we will end up some ameoba like creature ..anything falls outside of scope we cannot acess and ultimate mystery to us. what,s your views on this idea?

dang this is a good teaser, i guess imma have to listen to this sooner than later

Wittgenstein's Kantianism, such as it was, he probably inherited from his Schopenhauer enthusiasm. By the time of his On Certainty thoughts, he was in some ways re-discovering Aristotle.

As regards them being hard to find, JavaDoc is definitely our friend here. It's fallen into disuse somewhat but a decently written JavaDoc for a class's public API can save a lot of time & hassle. Don't explain what's going on under the hood, just tell the developers who're going to use it what they need to give it & what they can expect to get back, and maybe why the decision was taken to do a Static Factory Method rather than the expected constructor.

well, that's obvious, but tell the sillicon valley guys, they are completely fix in the propositional

Todd's writing is so masterful precisely because he gives it to you in such a clear way that you think it's all easy

What is the internal state of a chimpanzee that rap es, kills its child and goes to war? The hegelian questions.

it is hilarious that these overfed, middle upper class eggheads talks about CAPITALISM....

There is not "a hegelian science" something is either hegelian or not.

Such a great discussion..Dr Last's comparisons between Galileo vs Hegel and Darwin vs Freud was so illuminating and brings together so many broad ideas. What he is doing with Philisophy Portal is amazing, and his recent substack article reflecting on the Dawkins/Peterson debate was also thought-provoking (and demonstrates the need for a Lacanian framing to mediate these sort of big ideas debates). Sam, I hope you interview Isabel Milar in the future?? Thanks for all your interviews, I always learn so much!

Animals are conscious but not self conscious, that's a good one

hi sam i want to know what would be hegel and zizek take on chomsky and colin mcginn idea of mysterianism? did he reject or accept it? mysterianism means certain metaphyiscal questions like concioussness and many other questions are beyond our cognitive limits ..sometimes it is also called cognitive closure...chomsky also derived idea from thomas nagel idea of 'what it is like to bat'''that same like this question ''what it is like to me '' is unanswerable and ultimate mystery..i want to know what would hegel and zizek regard this idea of mysterianism(ultimate pessimissm)..

I made it twice as far this time... I'm 40 minutes in now. 😋 Mind blow time. Check out the experiment below some time. Double slit with quantum eraser, experiment hinting at some form of retro-causation in the entanglement of photons.

😊 OK, my attempt at a simple explanation. The action of needing to become a 'self' while being a whole person is a contradiction.

I've said for a while that it makes sense for Homo Sapiens to have evolved cognitive blinders to Nihilistic views on a Darwinian level, i.e. encoded into our neurobiological structure. Those experiencing this [certain kind of] Nihilism and/or Ego-death tend to become very self destructive, self-annihilating; self-removing from Darwinian perspective. Those with inbuilt cognitive faculties to override the type of reasoning which leads to Nihilistic positions have a selected advantage; they are genetically protected from despair. i.e. it makes total sense that that a certain kind of self delusion is necessarily inherent in the physical form of the human; and thereby is inherent OF the self of the species itself. In the totally Nihilistic state, one would reach the conclusion that the very self itself is a delusion; the very concept of the self is an illusion. The ontology of the self that we naturally have is shattered - nothing but a prescriptive byproduct of nature evolving brains. You can even reach the view that Cartesian dualism is both inescapable real to us, and simultaneously not-real, merely a fabrication of consciousnesses perception - the difference, or the barriers between the concepts of You and The World break down. It makes sense that our basic mental capacities of ontology-forming are biased towards holding beliefs compatible with existing successfully, reproductively... It can be argued there is a level of Cognitive dissonance required to ascribe to Nihilism and not fall susceptible to some of its implications.

vertigo: hegel had some great insights for marx to flip ...

I can't help wondering if Heidegger was alive today, how he would interpret the saying "I need some space" in ontological sense.

I have to rewatch "Vertigo" but I found Denis Villeneuve's "Enemy" a very Hegelian film regarding the negation. After all, because it was written by José Saramago who translated Hegel's texts in the 1950s.

That's awesome, I like spatial description defined in real world physical measurement (tangible concrete facts of reality). Inflation of meter space happened everywhere, it didn't occur at a point. Meter space is not a valid measure of energy. This is a fact about our universe, a contracted meter space (E) conversions are less in comparison to the uncontracted meter space, the local observer doesn't detect this unless the observer is smart enough to detect the energy exchange differential between these 2 reference frames. Inflation is not real, you must divide angular quanta to have more, energy is never created or destroyed, there is no free lunch, conservation of momentum and angular momentum. This is why gravity works, smaller angular quanta closer to the black hole, larger angular quanta as you move away from the black hole. Smaller angular quanta (smaller energy extent) will be pushed by the larger quanta (longer energy extent) into curved alignments in (real space not meter space), the length contraction does not occur in meter space, it acts ON meter space. It's important for science that we communicate meter space limitations, and where meter space is useful. Because ultimately it's about a objective measure of what the universe is. Nothing can travel faster than light in meter space, this is simply not true in real space. Universe is in wind down phase, observers will continue to shrink in real space and lose transfer speed between angular quanta, and see galaxies moving away in meter space and distances expanding. Inflation really is a illusion, not a valid measure of distance. Remember quantum mechanics operates in meter space, (E=hf) suffers the same problem. The nice thing is that we can derive real space by measure the differentials between 2 different frames. This is a objective real world measure of what space is.

Yep.

I am getting it slowly.

McGowan doesn’t know wtf he’s talking about

not sure I understand alienation is an act of self-conflict or self-comfort?

Hi bro please answer this ..i want to know if zizek is critical of postmodernism why his work is influence from mainly Jacques lacan and also from jacques dierada and michael focault .?

Channel: Machine Learning Street Talk Video: Joscha Bach, why your thoughts aren't yours.

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This anthropological concept of (ancient) generics sounds so interesting

3 times I have watched this vid and 3 times I have learned something

I love Zizek!

I am have recently graduated from Macquarie uni in the wrong degree ( commerce). I love philosophy and love this type of discussion. I want a career in thinking/philosophy/theory. Any advice for me mate? I am struggling :(