Physics and the Structure of History

[@robertkaplan2505]

I won't keep posting these, RIP Professor, you are learning quite a bit more now. I'm extremely grateful for Professor Sugrue bringing wisdom to those of us who haven't had the college education we wanted. Still learning and won't ever stop.

[@lenorefoxmoor9985]

❤ wonderful way to honor y/our great Professor🙏 You are not alone🙌

[@Smoothflavour445]

​@@lenorefoxmoor9985Found his work exactly 5 months ago,by the time you wrote that comment..Nothing less than brilliance throughtout his whole videos! Thanks proffessor Sugrue for all these gems 🎖

[@Brainteaser5639]

I did not know how to learn, I feel M Sugrue, Manly P Hall, Jiddu Krishnamurti, Somerset Maugham and Robert the guy who does the No Will in man lectures etcetera have been great in sitting consuming understanding, breaking it down the works and sharing

[@thattimestampguy]

Hoping for Mike Sugrue’s Health ❤🙏🏼 0:24 _The History of The World_ As an organizing structure For all the social sciences 1:02 History is the central dividing line In understanding social sciences • Politics, Ethics, Law • Literature, Art, Religion 1:47 Philip Curtain offered Mike Sugrue the job of creating a History of The World class 2:07 This is a difficult job. 3:25 (Explaining what Human beings are and what they do and why they do what they do is complicated) 3:52 Human beings do things for purposes. 4:25 -Ex. John Wilkes Booth- • Bullets have speed/velocity/acceleration • Bullets do not have moral conduct or reasons of their own, (bullets don’t purpose themselves) 6:00 Human Beings have a level of complexity unlike other species on this planet. 6:25 Relating Physics and Social Science 6:50 _Every time we have a scientific revolution, there is of necessity a corresponding revolution in the human sciences._ 8:53 Evolutionary Biology and History are Continuous Activities. 9:10 Man’s Creating and Deploying of Symbols. 9:50 Symbols carry knowledge (forward from generation to generation) • Symbols bank 🏦 socially accessible knowledge • The bank 🏦 of symbols over time builds interest (which benefits human knowledge capital) 10:27 Natural Sciences Social Sciences Scientific Revolution Social Sciences Revolution 11:00 Mythical Physics 600 BC First Scientific Revolution, Demythologizing. *Sophists* 12:08 A clever speaker can use misunderstanding to get an advantage over other people *Thucydides* 12:58 Big Eats Small. Predator Eats Prey. *Plato, Socratic Dialouge* 14:10 The Unity of Logos and Eros, of Truth/Wisdom/Reason and Love. *Tzu Yen and The Chinese Naturalists, circa 300 BC* 16:29 Naturalist Chinese Understanding of Nature. • Eclipses are natural, and predictable. 18:40 Practical, non-supernatural understanding of the world leads to a build up of measured 📏 examples. 19:20 Sparta Defeated Athens China maintained Order with Their Great Wall. _Chinese Innovations_ 20:40 + The Printing Press + Paper 📄 (of course, The Egyptians had it early on) + Gunpowder + Moveable Type + The Mariner’s Compass 🧭 22:07 China and Greece shared in a similar Scientific Revolution. 23:05 The West, Persia, India, China, and the Transformative Invention that is Gunpowder! 💥 24:57 Learning about the world around us prompts us to ask questions about ourselves. Prompts us to use new sets of assumptions. Renaissance, a rediscovery of Ancient Knowledge 27:34 The Medieval God’s Eye View 28:44 The Human-Eye View. (Humanism) 30:58 Humanizing. Machiavelli’s This-Worldly Heroic View of Politics Hobbes Dangerous World of Survival 32:42 Galileo and the moons of Jupiter. Copernicus, Kepler, Issac Newton. Calculus. 34:40 Hamlet To Man as Accident 36:00 1905 Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity The Observer The Observed Exertion upon The Observed by The Observer 37:10 Charles Dickens and Dostoyevsky Books 📚 Electricity ⚡️ BIG AND SMALL 38:09 History is Accelerating Science 5.0 38:43 The Complexity is Astonishing. Ex. Freud’s view of Hunan Nature. Ex. Descartes view of Human Nature The Atom ⚛️ The Atom Splitter ⚛️💥 41:02 Conscious Physical and Symbolic PsychoAnalysis 42:49 Colonialism World War European Loss of Global Dominance US vs USSR 43:45 The New Scientific Understanding and History. 44:27 Religion as foundational aspect of History

[@jimmynox8257]

This timeline is such a great resource. Thank you.

[@blurredlenzpictures3251]

I'm writing a novel and need your help as an editor/index writer 😮

[@robolink1]

Thank you. What a gift you have given us! May our dearest Professor rest in peace. I am so sorry for the family's sudden loss! 🩷

[@davidleemorgan]

Thank you for the timeline! Really useful.

[@loopstrange4448]

This was posted just a month ago, saddened to learn that he passed away earlier today. RIP Dr Sugrue, you have inspired many.

[@KellyBell1]

🙏I’m so SAD to learn that this beautiful, wonderful, amazing Professor passed away in Feb. Perhaps this is how I came across his video on my feed recently. I have been watching his lectures. I wish he was here to explain what is happening to us today. I mean in US and the world. Would love to have heard his ideas. I’m sorry he suffered with cancer. Perhaps this why his mouth is so dry, from side effects of treatment. I’ve been there and still struggle with dry mouth daily. Rest in Peace wonderful Teacher.❤

[@BackOfTheMob]

So glad you’re starting to feel better! I’m not particularly religious, but sending all the positive energy I can muster your way. We still have so much left to learn from you and the world needs a voice like yours now more than ever. Can’t wait to read your book as well.

[@uncertainity188]

What's his book?

[@danielconnelly7172]

RIP Dr. Sugrue. Truly a great orator and intellectual. May his soul rest in peace.

[@jordantheconjurer]

Rest in Peace Dr! I just encountered you in my life and now I can't believe your gone. Eternally grateful for your lectures and knowledge, it has transformed my understanding of everything for the better

[@YassinBannari-pc8ky]

Thank you Dr. Sugrue. You introduced me to philosophy, you made learning fun again. When I found your channel, I was skipping university and abusing prescriptions. I started to watch your channel every day as I was rediscovering myself and coming to grips with my problems. You inspired me to finish my bachelor’s degree, Im getting my last few courses this winter. I never had a father and you seemed like a good role model haha. I found god for a while and now I have a very complicated relationship with faith, but its enriched my life significantly. Ive gone on enough about myself, the point is, you’ve touched my life more than you could have ever known. Thank you for everything, you will be missed. Thank you Gen for this channel and the opportunity to see this side of your father, good luck to you going forward

[@nndo6953]

Thank you for your contributions to our world.

[@cheri238]

Professor Sugre, we love you, and you give your all. Thank you, with all my heart.❤

[@matthewfrueh5699]

Rest well, Dr. Your lectures are such a gift!

[@theb-sideapostleslarryupdi9463]

So sad to hear of Dr Sugrue’s passing. What a wonderful teacher.

[@jamesboland1499]

Stay strong Professor, I pray for your well being and recovery, I get so much from your knowledge, wisdom and spirit, eternally grateful for all your contributions.

[@grantwarfield9778]

Professor Sugre, I recently started listening to your lectures and I’ve learned an unbelievable amount. You are truly a gifted teacher. Praying for your health and wellbeing. God Bless.

[@jordantheconjurer]

I regret to inform you, he has passed today 😢

[@Sunfried1]

So sad to learn this news: I discovered his video archives soon after they were published online. I recall his daughter was involved. I offer my sincerest condolences to his family, friends, and legions on students past and present. It is comforting to know he will continue to educate new students into the future. In that way, he lives on. RIP Dr. Sugrue.

[@BillyAsWell]

Dr. Sugrue is a true educator. Eloquent and impartial, while also being incisive and impactful.

[@matthewquinlan13]

Glad you are feeling better.

[@scoon2117]

Hope you're well Michael. Praying for your recovery. I've learned so much from you man.

[@keithpharoah6110]

Just finding out, crestfallen. Mr. Sugrue thank you for sharing your brilliant mind with us you have made countless many better for it. Godspeed

[@parliecharker4316]

I hope your health improves, Dr. Sugrue! You have given so much to me and so many other people.

[@obadiah60623]

Since this video was published 13 hours ago, I have listened to it 5 times. Here are just two small ways this lecture 'blessed' me. First, I consider Sugrue a role model not just because he taught and inspired so many students, is considered an intellectual giant, and combines witty humor with deep penetrating insights, but mostly because of my admiration for his tenacity. It is rare to witness someone so dedicated to his craft. Second, this lecture helped reveal a pattern. Surgrue never let go of his initial "a-ha" moment while thinking about the challenge of writing a course on world history as he walked through the John Hopkins Library. Certainly, the vicissitudes of professorial life (grading papers, updating syllabuses, and teaching recalcitrant undergraduates) delayed actualizing or bringing to fruition what was originally planted in his soul as a post-doc adjunct, core passion. Still, nevertheless, thanks to KZbin, his daughter, and some of his disciples, we get to enjoy another stellar lecture. Today you gave us the outline for your book on World History. It may not be enough, but at least we could theoretically make a table of contents for your book now. THANK YOU!!!!

[@andyayala9119]

Bless you Dr.

[@harnitkang8421]

An excellent orator and explainer of Western philosophy~ particularly enjoyed his talk on Machiavelli ~ v. sorry to hear of his passing~RIP

[@lashropa]

42:20 I love how delicately you choose your words. I feel exactly the same way when I try to talk about this particular and very important topic.

[@chrishoover3395]

live long and prosper Dr. Surgrue 🤟

[@jaredgoodson372]

Sending my prayers. I love watching your videos.

[@Tfwest9337]

Rest in peace Professor, the greatest philosophical educator on the internet

[@philosopher2king]

Love to see that you’re feeling better! Sending you only the very best!

[@johnwesley3971]

It took me 27 years to find your lectures/ work, thank you for your contribution to educating society. I find your lectures quite illuminating.😁 Live long and prosper, friend🖖

[@klammer75]

One of the best professors and explainers out there, period! Thank you for sharing your gift to us all!🥳💪🏼🤓

[@Laocoon283]

Best lecturer on youtube hands down. Your lectures have become the standard I hold all other's too and because of that I will be eternally unsatisfied and am ironically perfectly content with that.

[@AdamLucero-ew1oz]

This man was so important to me I'm devastated. But glad to have found his voice and what it communicated.

[@michealcline2469]

So, sad to hear... I enjoyed these, and you will be missed Dr... Thank you.

[@SkarvoDestro]

Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to provide these lectures Dr. Sugrue!

[@samisaac-kk6en]

I'm grateful to Michael Sugrue education that obtaining thru KZbin channel Thank you keep going while you CAN.

[@oeautobody3586]

Wealth of knowledge, miss him.

[@khester7397]

Thanks for teaching me so much. You have all of my good will and gratitude.

[@mattsidar6025]

I admire your devotion to teaching. Thank you.

[@username1235400]

Thank you professor ...always.

[@matiasgoinheix366]

This is a topic I wanted to request you many times but never did. I noticed you always mentioned it in your talks and was intrigued by the theory behind it. Thanks for taking the time and hope you get better

[@cesardaia4912]

Thank you for upload this video,Dr Sugrue

[@Vaughan2323]

On to the next life/character/challenge. R I P

[@raginibordoloi5856]

Get well soon, Prof. Praying for your health. We love you so much.

[@kallek9645]

The feedback for these educational videos is overwhelmingly positive and most certainly deserved!

[@gongboy83]

Doctor, you're a machine lately!

[@MC-br1gk]

Sending love and appreciation! Thank you!

[@Brainteaser5639]

10.00. We are thoughts of others, whose thoughts did not die with them due to the inventors of symbolism. I like the way you bring me with to meet my past, Sir Sugrue. This very trait of symbolism tells us apart from other organisms. I want to know whether this its is an achievement towards a destiny not yet known to man.

[@richshortiano7080]

Sending you positive vibrations and well-being, your talks and videos I've found of late stumbled across an audio book on your lectures over plato and Socrates, they've helped me throufh a really tough time so thank you. Truly illuminating and you are a treasure good sir, peace and love from the United Kingdom.

[@garrettpatten6312]

God bless you sir your lectures are an absolute treasure!

[@grapeshott]

Sir around 4th century-3rd century BCE India also had a scientific revolution. For example, Charaka's books on medicine.

[@johnnypingsmusic]

Brilliant as always, thank you for sharing your time and talents with us

[@XenoMantys]

Thank you for doing this. praying for you

[@lowrydan111]

Sir, we wish you godspeed and a rapid recovery. You are a gift to all who come across your genius. ❤

[@Daniel509476]

Thank you Doc. You have impacted my life.

[@i.g.4090]

Thank you Dr. Sugrue !

[@straightballin172]

He is a good person

[@rustyshimstock8653]

Ka-Pow! I can't wait for the continuation, Professor. Thank you.

[@Sleepcycle831]

Another fantastic lecture. Thank you for doing all you can to continue this important work.

[@sonofsisyphus5742]

Rest In Peace, Professor Sugrue

[@loriw1234]

Sending love and healing energy your way professor.

[@johncracker5217]

Praying for ya big guy

[@theonetruetim]

wo -ez agree -uber impressive elegance and heft

[@133839297]

I prayed for you today.

[@dr.michaelsugrue]

Thank you

[@a-cd6982]

*This has been one of my favorite videos on this channel* 13:20

[@GMSCML]

It’s painful to hear him talk of his health knowing now the reality of his symptoms.

[@joaquingarcia8718]

Wish you sir good health.

[@justchoochin2000]

Thinking of you on this Christmas Eve and soon New Year.

[@garrettpatten6312]

Praying for your health 🙏

[@sevenninespades]

You're an inspiration!

[@santacruzman8483]

Fascinating content!

[@radiotelevision3903]

you are much more a Philosopher than these self claimed philosophers of our time. i have to mention an example Juval Nuh Harari. i just had to

[@panicbuyflax3461]

I learned about you via the shaman, may you rest in peace oh wise one

[@yearzeroism]

Professor Frink Professor Frink, He'll make you laugh, he'll make you think

[@sumdumbmick]

around 10:00 it's strange that he assumes that things like the writings of Homer and Gilgamesh and the Bible are all derived from ancient oral traditions, but he's requiring evidence of physical symbol usage as his benchmark for when humanity began. methinks he never actually thought through this position. the fact that you can tell somebody else something means that your ideas don't die with you. indeed this is a prerequisite of physical symbol usage, since not only do you have to say what you're thinking, you also have to explain how the symbols indicate that thinking.

[@dedbatt8869]

👍👍

[@jefftaylor19]

Dr. Segue, May God heal you, and guide you. Sickness is allowed as a course correction, to move the individual toward worshipping God Alone, and, paying for previous sins. The whole point to life is to provide a record of utterances and actions that proves beyond lip service that you know that God alone is doing everything.. Seek God's (the Father's) kingship over you and the rest follows. Psalms 91 explains the mechanism.. I hope and pray for a full recovery for you. Peace.

[@dr.michaelsugrue]

Pain is a teacher and love is the lesson.

[@Brainteaser5639]

3.45 "People are more complicated than bacteria 😂", and that is where the we may find a common denomitor we humans. We need to idenrify the good bacterias and their relationship to the bad ones together instead of exterminating each other. After all, a snakes child is still a snake 😅.

[@anthenehbeze.]

RIP😢😢😢

[@aadarshtripathi6952]

This man is gltich in the Matrix

[@harry8601]

Rip😢

[@bruhbroseph]

😢 i didnt know

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[@nsf001-3]

(This is a criticism of the ideas themselves, not Dr. Sugrue) 13:33 Yeah, totally superfluous. This Machiavellian, consequentialist, Just World Fallacy BS, is the most destructive idea to ever come out of Greek philosophy, and perfectly proves the point the Sophists were exemplifying; people with no understanding of the natural world will totally latch on to terroristic ideologies like The State if it sounds good and is useful to them 13:59 Yeah I'm sure Aristotle would've totally believed some men are "natural slaves" if he had been a slave himself. Philosophy really is a scourge

[@mike-0451]

Philosophy is not a scourge. It is a victim of the sin as much as anything else in the world. By man came death, by man came also the resurrection. By the world came silver, by the world came the tarnish of sin; so too does the diaphanation of things in the fulmination of the Last Adam. If by philosophy came the vocation to nothing (interiority, the fortification of the self against the world), then the resurrection turns him inside out, until I am becoming a life giving spirit. If by philosophy came the worship of rust and decay, then by the resurrection comes the symphony of silver and the choir of κένωσις. If man was sown in paper skin, he becomes the canvas of κήρυγμα. If man was sown with glass for bones, then glass becomes kaleidoscopic.

[@ttacking_you]

This one's about chrysalises. And, -either,- physiology -or-hylomorphism?- If there's a difference