Schizophrenic: *stabs mother to death during a psychotic episode because they thought she was a demon* What these people want the mental health clinician to say: "You stabbing your mother to death was VALID!" What are we even talking about here!
@jordanoconnor314810 күн бұрын
I honestly have no idea how this is what you took away from the lecture. Emotional validation =\= justification of actions Validating emotions to foster agency in vulnerable people such as those with mental health problems, is what they're trying to show people how to do
@timwalling310114 күн бұрын
Can Consciousness be Explained? yes it is drivel you need to think about awareness and leave delusion out of the equasion
@husserliana18 күн бұрын
Hugely important and under-appreciated perspective. The psychological sciences--including psychoanalysis would benefit from a more fine-grained appreciation of subjectivity. It would promote more empathic therapies and more respect for the differences in others' experience that are often explained away by the mechanistic/objectivist frameworks that undergird conventional mental health models.
@mawalir93719 күн бұрын
Why can't the Brits ever get to the point besides the annoying accent.
@paxdriver20 күн бұрын
Fatal flaw: the impoverished are undeniably the most oppressed people on earth, regardless of any other group. I didn't even see poor people on that list, but Paki is a slur tantamount to Yanke? Canuck isn't on the list, presumably that's because we've named a sports team after it, and we all know sports teams always have moral purity in the nomenclature. As a Canadian I'm not offended by racial, or gendered, or orientation because I realize all of that prejudice is clearly meaningless to anyone who has a brain. What is treated as meaningless but actually is the worst subjugated (poverty), is never addressed - including this lecture (unless conjecturing with prejudice that the poverty must be a symptom of race and couldn't possibly be a person or the state's infantalization of a "group"... Don't you see the contradiction here? You presume knock on effects of words and exclusion to combat what you perceive as painful to others, but none of this matters to a mildly educated person, yet the biggest factor of financial status or mental health doesn't even trip the radar because you just know these people over here and there because they were oppressed the most, despite the data. Hate speech is a joke when you pretend society thinks it's ok because since growing up in the 90's, I've never been in a public place where everyone around didn't chastised a person performing hate speech even though it isn't illegal. It's a moray, and one of the strongest I can think of. But nobody even cares about debt traps and predatory commercialism to the impoverished, openly and casually even though they're the most oppressed in North America by far. It's borderline hypocritical, imho.
@paxdriver20 күн бұрын
This was the perfect mix of philosophy and law. Loved this lecture, thanks so much for the upload.
@andysee604521 күн бұрын
Main part of speech is 53:20 to 56:00. He makes it clear throughout he detests nationalism, and although he doesn't believe in ceremonies, he thinks it would be a good idea to use "subnational and cross-national groups identified through the mechanism of ceremonies" to undermine nationalism. That is why he is studying ceremonies. But is nationalism all bad? Why does he want so badly to undermine it?
@hughoxford8735Ай бұрын
You might want to re-title this "insane" for our American cousins. Mad means angry over there.
@ErgoplatoАй бұрын
Interesting topic and I really tried to power through, but the speaker’s manner of talking is very incoherent to me. It’s really difficult to follow when a sentence or thought isn’t fully formed before moving on to the next one.
@jimicunningableАй бұрын
tangentfest indeed
@davecurry8305Ай бұрын
Just a reminder: no fire drills are planned. So you can safely ignore any alarm bells that accidentally go off.
@shortyragsАй бұрын
Language is only necessary for consciousness if your definition encapsulates introspection as a prerequisite for consciousness. Which I find patently absurd. I would argue that all mammalian animals possess consciousness but are not introspective in the way that necessitates language.
@justinbowen678Ай бұрын
This was a wonderful talk! I hope we will see more consideration of the Power Threat Meaning Framework and other alternatives in the field of mental health
@andysee6045Ай бұрын
The Royal Institute of Philosophy seems to be in a death spiral, as nearly all the lectures end up blaming white men for the ills of the world. Here we have two women who suggest that all mental problems are a result of power imbalances, and all their examples are of female survivors, as if men don't count. Men are more likely to commit suicide, but who cares? Not them.
@user-iv6ft3ci7mАй бұрын
This is great we need more videos like this, exploring the philosophy and ideas around gender in such a positive way
@TimberWolfmanV6Ай бұрын
Could use some inner peace to aid ease the thought process to that still place where all the answers you are
@SteiwerdАй бұрын
Phillip be like: Where the metaphysics at?
@seanli3757Ай бұрын
LOL!!!!! finally update
@andysee6045Ай бұрын
It distinctly starts about healthcare, but then veers into Black Lives Matter and the Me Too movement, and completely forgets about healthcare. Then the usual beatification of minorities and demonisation of men, politicians, the police and white people.
@MatthewMcVeaghАй бұрын
Seems an elaborate theoretical framework for some pretty basic practical points. And ones that don't have much to do with philosophy so much as specific ethical guidelines for mental health, which is applied ethics at most.
@monke3552Ай бұрын
Everything you said is technically correct but it ignores the fact that philosophy is practically useless outside of applied ethics
@MatthewMcVeaghАй бұрын
@@monke3552 What on Earth gives you that idea?
@monke3552Ай бұрын
@@MatthewMcVeagh Note the use of the word practically
@jsblastoffАй бұрын
I was thinking the exact same thing!
@MatthewMcVeaghАй бұрын
@@monke3552 LOL you changed your wording, you said "practically useless outside of mental health" before!
@GerardSans2 ай бұрын
I think the guests should qualify “human” consciousness if that’s what they are talking about.
@hoffmanitochka2 ай бұрын
So primitive questions about consciousness.. you guys just like squirrels in a wheel. That's all you have to do is to accept that the mind has intangible nature!
@longcastle48632 ай бұрын
Calling something a controlled hallucination is poisoning the well
@longcastle48632 ай бұрын
Consciousness can be explained quite well from the perspective of biological evolution
@badmudasucka2 ай бұрын
This man is a genius.
@StonewallStudios2 ай бұрын
Surely the potential of consciousness and unconsciousness existed before, during and after the big bang ... long before homo sapiens became aware of consciousness and named it. If this is true, then how might the potential of consciousness and the potential of unconsciousness exist without either being aware of their individual and combined potential?
@putratunggal02432 ай бұрын
❤ Islam
@TheWhitehiker3 ай бұрын
Starts at 3.15. Goff and Antony seem to prioritize clarity, in stark contrast to the others, who insist on the jargon of academe. I vote for Goff and Antony.
@protonman89473 ай бұрын
Well done.
@josephcollins60333 ай бұрын
Not sure I would listen to anything Chalmers said after seeing that picture...
@alphaomega10893 ай бұрын
It is natural a system has an internal existence. It is strange its waste is useful as well. As if not itself. Human, and AI, can see beyond self to create. I have no idea why encircle more unless makes life easier.
@DanjunaDJ4 ай бұрын
My take on it after listening to everything I can find in consciousness is: Consciousness is an organisms subjective, predictive experience and memory of its internal and external environment with the goal of obtaining energy to resist entropy. It emerges from the unified accumulative processes of living cells and organisms that have evolved in a community for an evolutionary advantage to keep the sum and parts of the system alive. It is the reactive narration of our sensory experience of the environment by the many organisms that have symbiotically evolved inside us. As the sum of our parts are neither alive or consciousness then the whole cannot obtain something from nothing. It is a complex chemical conversation our atoms are having with the external world. The language... Chemistry and physics. It is why when you are sedated and your senses are Numb, and thus your internal organisms and systems receive no input, so have nothing to say, our collective voice (consciousness) goes silent. It's just unfathomable to imagine the amount of cells and time that 1 cell had to harmoniously evolve into trillions to create the perception of 1 voice and why AI may simulate but never achieve our level of consciousness.
@REDPUMPERNICKEL4 ай бұрын
1:27:00 Everyone should be taught that sound reduces by the square of the distance. i.e. The sound energy impinging on a microphone when the lips are 1x distant is 4x greater than the energy impinging when the lips are 2x distant.
@ralphdavidson95424 ай бұрын
Looking at the panel I doubt anyone suggesting that consciousness could be transcendental will be taken seriously. We think we know so much but that's just arrogance. We don't know there isn't a deity.
@ALavin-en1kr4 ай бұрын
So great that they are stymied and will always be stymied by consciousness. It is one thing that cannot be interfered with by people who do not know what they are doing, Consciousness is not dual, it is beyond motion, the three forces etc. It is beyond the range of duality of good and evil. Consciousness is where material science reaches its limits.
@khc21654 ай бұрын
Is it possible that the mind, body problem seeking a common connection is almost the same dilemma as the classic physics and quantum physics connection. I wonder?
@darkiewind4 ай бұрын
i think that philosophy in this century is all about "talking" and "giving weird theories" without any specific proves or something that make it seems real.
@NoThing-ec9km4 ай бұрын
Consciousness is such a basic thing I don't understand why so much scientific humbo jumbo about it.
@LizardPrincess5 ай бұрын
Hello, what is the poem she says she mangled about the orphan who might be king?
@InterdimensionalWiz5 ай бұрын
consciousness is that which is aware that it is aware. in-telle-genus, the brain is a receiver.
@NoThing-ec9km5 ай бұрын
*There needs atleast one non dualist here.*
@artsolomon2025 ай бұрын
Seems like they are walking back and forth between cause and effect! Lets see how long this will take, good lord i have all the time in my mind.😊
@ejvindgeckler49515 ай бұрын
Hugely interesting and impotent. What about love, not eros but agape, in greek. What kind of consciousness is that love? is it related to conscipusnees and how?
@braintalk96645 ай бұрын
Wonderful talk, but her point on the neural implausibility of recovery of color vision after congenital blindness is incorrect. There are indeed published studies to show that even very late in life, people do acquire normal color vision (other aspects of vision, indeed, do not recover equally, but color does). - Pitchaimuthu et al. 2019 Color vision in sight recovery individuals - Ostrovsky et al 2006 Vision Following Extended Congenital Blindness
@InvinciblePepe6 ай бұрын
This discussion proves or concludes nothing that you don't know of. Don't waste your time here.
@Chewy4276 ай бұрын
I can't be bothered to watch, someone summarise ?
@hg-yg4xh6 ай бұрын
Finally some smart scientists. It’s hard to watch so many scientists say consciousness works by the frontal lobe doing xyz. That’s they how not the why. That’s more of a side effect rather than the basis of. But western cut has lost its roots in metaphysics so much that we can’t conceptualize the non physical.
@jeremia12356 ай бұрын
I don't agree, thought, have opinions, say that trees exist. they are still theories. “we cannot escape meaning” (Lionel naccache) To think is to theorize. it's so funny. the brain never stops its stories.