I'm really glad I'm retired from teaching, especially now with the rise of artificial intelligence. It's interesting to me that fields like the military, medicine, and filmmaking have embraced AI without much fuss over ethics. For example, a doctor using AI to diagnose cancer doesn't seem to raise many ethical concerns. But education is a whole different story. I guess teachers will use AI to organize their classes, and of course, students will use any tool to take the easiest shortcut they can find. Once again, I'm glad I'm no longer working in education. I’ll stick to typing on my old manual typewriter.

im pretty sure hypocrisy is not "when you say one thing but mean another"

I don’t see the difference between harm principle, paternalism and legal moralism

Isn’t it wrong for someone to harm one’s self?

beautiful!

Thanks for your sickness unto death vid ive never cried so hard cause a book

Nice one Touey.

Great one Doc Touey

Nice job Touey.

Thanks gang

Thank you Dr. Touey.

good keep it up!!

nice one mate

The man spent his entire life reading what others have done having little or no creativity himself a cynic who knows just enough to get under your skin but never enough to say anything profound this is beyond this lazy Irish cigarette sucking bum . The great hypocrisy to people like this is that make it seem that there is some objective motive behind their cynical views when it is really envy or some other subjective vain reason

WHAT A COMPLETELY POINTLESS VIDEO

Lol this is the 54st bridge in Newyork

i like this sound

Cool.

Expoler.

Experience.

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bro this was a sick video!! please make more like this :D

what happened? never seen this in one of my books

thank you!

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Hey! I don't know know if you remember this video or not. (Friedman, "The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits"). My Intro to Business teacher used your video and asked us if we agree with you or not. I agree with your points completely. Thanks for the thought-provoking video!

dude, it's 2020... where are you?💔

I have seen some videos in spanish talking about this, and really, i can't even understand. But it's weird that i just watched this in an different lenguage and i finally understood everything about simple and complex ideas. Lov u man, you saved me

This was super helpful! My professor was over complicating this idea. Thanks so much!

With due respects, please remove the background noise. I would as a sincere friend recommend an app the "Audacity" , perfectly free. Through which you can handle your voice as you like. Please google it.

So what

Great videos, but you need better titles my friend.

I enjoy this

Thanks for these videos, help keep my brain sharp in every facet.

I quite like your casual no-nonsense countertop chat pedagogic style. Thank you for taking the time to make these! Peace, man.

What translation is your copy of the republic?

could you perhaps introduce a/any major critiques to Kant's perspective? preferably Alvin Plantiga's argument? thanks. -nice talk by the way

Not sure if you're active anymore, but thanks for the informative video. I'm using it to study for my exam

You are a romantic who wantes to escape from the present because you have always lived in the past.

This seems to be an argument against the "deprivation account" of why death is considered a bad thing. Does the speaker then conclude that death is in no way a bad thing? Clearly a dead person cannot experience anything, but the person's death is certainly a bad thing for some living people. That's all the deprivation account asserts.

Thank you I am currently doing an assignment on this and this video explained things so easily thank you so much :)

Thank you, it really helped me to understand some of it. Cant claim I understand it fully, but my understanding is greater now, than when I actually read his meditations in Norwegian.

it is really interesting it helps me in my private studies.

thank you

Helpful! :)

thank you very much you help understand many things we speak of in my philosophy class.

Legal paternalism is the theory that a government or legal system is justified in controlling the individual and private affairs of citizens. Black's Law Dictionary 9th, this is what they teach in the police academy and in government 101

great video! but i would love you to articulate the location of the quotes you use so that i can read aloong!

I wonder who is your favorite philosopher

Hi there, your philosophy videos have comments disabled so I'll leave this here... I really enjoyed your "sicness unto death" review, it helped me understand a lot more than when I initially read the book, so thanks! If you could invest in a better camera and mic, you would get a better response on KZbin. Your latest video is basically unwatchable because of the poor audio quality. Also, it would be great if you left the videos open for comments so that we could ask questions/have discussion