Episode

[@JSheetzArtwork]

I enjoy your philosophy videos, i listen to them when i draw. I was curious about doing a drawing for you, for the channel, or anything in general that i could draw. (I'm best at abstract/doodling). Looking forward to the next video. Thank you for your time and efforts.

[@svjatoslavblokhin1178]

Let’s hegelnize!

[@ericjackson-nq4hp]

I ran into wall. Plato and Shakespeare, world collapsing stuff. Somewhere, Hegel's lectures on aesthetics were mentioned as requisite-- It has been over a decade since I read one line from Hegel's work, explicitly. Before I reach for more books from the shelf I thought it best to hang-out here for a minute. Cheers--such a nice library; like a reference board before points of departure.

[@birdwalkin]

so what hegel's sayi-- SILENCE PHILOSOPHER💥💥💥💥

[@Over-Boy42]

A great to be continued!

[@MrNasasak]

One of the lively, friendly and peaceful voices I exist with in my darkened cell nearby Afghan border

[@thatdude_93]

My best wishes are with you

[@dashuntas.m4045]

Hope your situation improves man

[@faizanmansoori]

near the border with ?

[@MrNasasak]

@@faizanmansoori with my pen and papers

[@factoryman28]

Great video. Makes hard concepts easy to understand.

[@DonnieJenkinsMusic]

The teachings on the strange loop by Hofstadter and the reintegration of the particle into a wave at the double slit in quantum mechanics puts meat on the bone to Hegel's assertion of the Spirit reintegrating all within itself: excellent video as always

[@_PanchoVilla]

Ive been watching all episodes in order and finally made it to Hegel hegeling some hegelism!

[@nafees3532]

You have nailed it sir.....watching you from new delhi India. Kindly upload more and more videos

[@lilyroseable]

I bought the shirt, very nice , NYC

[@christinemartin63]

Hegel makes a lot of sense.

[@marcomiranda9476]

Never understood why people say that Hegel is difficult--for me, he has been the easiest and most enjoyable writer. I'm constantly thinking I'm missing something.

[@Liberator81]

The scheme Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis is wrongly ascribed to Hegel. This scheme belongs to Marx (The Poverty of Philosophy) and the later works of Schiller. The problem with that scheme is that it misrepresents the dialectic movement as a mechanism that produces "synthesis' " and looks up to create an eternal peace by reconciling the "thesis" and "antithesis". Actually, Hegel would reject that scheme because it's more like an a-priori scheme that we apply to reality while all Hegel wants to do is to "export" the dialectic movement from reality and not apply something to it. The reality produces itself constantly and Geist is absolutely free to do what it wants.

[@GenteelCretin]

You know, misattribution of the "Thesis/Antithesis/Synthesis" definition of dialectics makes me wonder where most people get their Marx and Hegel intel from, because it's clearly not the source. Any that's fair; we're all probably here to get a compressed foundation of understanding to fill in the gaps, but... if we're all stuck getting regurgitated information that's removed from the original context my multiple points of interpretation, then that's a problem.

[@vedantdalvi7669]

Gold

[@_PanchoVilla]

5:45 his German Hegel pronunciation

[@mylaidbacklife]

from India here

[@willalton1267]

Great video! Unfortunately the end wasn’t available to hear anymore ☹️

[@teleportkontrola2006]

It continues in the next episode, cheers!

[@kylefosnaugh4148]

I don’t really get why Hegel was so popular? I don’t find his philosophy that thought provoking really.