Bertrand Russell - The Problems of Philosophy (Full Audiobook)

Title: The Problems of Philosophy
Author: Bertrand Russell

[@urnj0]

1:03:55 a gooood chapter 👍

[@christopheristhebest3292]

1:03:36

[@urnj0]

19:26 of Descartes 💪 cogito & systimatic doubt 😐

[@Ethercloud]

His arguments are interesting however I cannot fail to notice how he uses complex terms yet long winded explanations that could be more concisely argued, either teach a novice or synthesis a concise manual for masters. Novices have as little patience as the masters have free time.

[@tipple58]

Russell was born in 1872. The book written in 1912.

[@AndrewStinton]

We're not teaching how to hammer a nail into wood. These are complex concepts.

[@yomamma.ismydaddy216]

It’s better to read this book than to listen to it, and read it slow, re-reading most sentences/paragraphs

[@urnj0]

i don't know why he keeps talking about that table 😤😤😤😤😤

[@Ethercloud]

It is a rhetorical device to use for examples ^^

[@theriverofgordon1470]

Dude its not a table🤣

[@marcdenton2996]

I seems to me Mr. Russell is trapped in the material world. He is a horizontal thinker; his mind cannot rise vertically. There is no doubt in my own mind that Bertrand Russell is an educated man, an intelligent man, who is an exceptional thinker. His thoughts increase along a horizontal plane. He lacks the ability to move vertically, off of the horizontal plane, which would allow him to increase in wisdom, insight, and foresight.

[@thisthat-ku2dr]

uh huh

[@ChrisMcloviification]

What are you talking about

[@jameswilliams3241]

Was an educated man, this was written in 1912. Do you listen to yourself?

[@luizr.5599]

Hahaha