Michel Foucault's "The Archaeology of Knowledge" (Part 3/4)

[@gayatri-ydkh]

Love it. Very useful. Keep going David 🌸😁

[@olasayedali1023]

Great job David ❤

[@TimVanZeben]

The mirror thing! I think about this a lot! Especially when thinking about people's ideas about an "underworld." Before mirrors, what were some instances where you would actually see yourself? Well, when seeing yourself looking up from the world below you while drinking water or something.

[@theboys9070]

Thanks again David! And as for the negative comments, let me share with you these words from the great Taylor Swift. Haters gonna hate. Shake it off. 😆

[@papapapapapa]

Decided to leave a comment as I have been following your channel for a while now. Very interesting stuff. Are you aware your recent uploads seem to show up as duplicate in the yt feed? Any idea why?

[@cloudmonkeys]

Can't be neutral on a moving train

[@apollicino2824]

oh, I like this. I was today years old when alexa explained the reference to me. :)

[@Firmus777]

To anyone reading this who isn't David, go watch David's previous videos on The Archaeology of Knowledge. Go watch other earlier videos of his. It is actually amazing how much he fell off. Him covering different works used to be giving good explanations for what is given in the work, a great way of looking back at what you've read. But newer videos are trash. It seems like he is much lazier in making these videos. Apart from generally seeming unprepared, he covers only the surface level, only the basic understanding, following it with a bunch of bad examples and buzzwords painted with his political bias (cringe left libertarianism). Factor in an annoying Canadian high pitch voice (which somehow managed to get more annoying with time) and it really is like listening to a left wing Jordan Peterson.

[@scottandcoke1342]

I wash myself with a rag on a stick

[@ricliu4538]

Not a good video. Nothing practical or useful. Waste of Time.

[@cezarmonteirodk]

Your channel and project are interesting, but your bias towards Palestine is disappointing and unnecessary. Free thinking should be neutral and balanced, not biased and misleading. By engaging in open political propaganda, you undermine your credibility.

[@TheoryPhilosophy]

I encourage you to leave.