Martin Heidegger, Plato's Doctrine of Truth | Form of Good in Allegory of the Cave | Core Concepts

[@MzaAndy]

Ahh yes, Heidegger, veeeeery light reading material right there haha

[@GregoryBSadler]

I tend to focus on the tougher stuff

[@demirtopaktas3596]

Very "good" and great video. I really like your lectures :))

[@GregoryBSadler]

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[@Mx25a]

Very good, thank you. Please, a bit of Proclus or Pseudo Dionysius :).

[@Mx25a]

Thank you.

[@GregoryBSadler]

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[@Retrogamer71]

"Plato's doctrine of truth". 👌

[@joshua_finch]

Is Heidegger a realist about universals? Or like the nominalist Christians, does he think Being can change the natures of things and make 2+2=5?

[@GregoryBSadler]

Neither. You'll want to read his works

[@hhhllkk88]

Rather odd question on a video regarding philosophy. I don’t know any Christian who thinks that also, haha. If you you are making a metaphor use something that is not as static as numbers, almost everything else is dynamic. Particles change upon observation, look into the observer effect (physics). Just because there is certain things in this universe such as numbers, there is still a possibility for a soul or heaven ;). One easy way to figure that out is to realise without numbers we would have nothing 😂 I realise this is an old comment, so If you found what you were looking for with this comment I’d love to read about it. Bless up brother Finch