Rationalism vs. Empiricism: Intuition and Deduction and Innate Knowledge (Epistemology Episode 3)

[@edwardhopley1532]

Another banger from the GOAT of A level philosophy!

[@philosophymania]

Thank you! 🐐

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That is the most engaging philosophy video I've seen in a while! Even though it's nearly an hour long, at no point did it feel boring. Subscribing to this channel. Hope to see more such content soon!

[@amaar3587]

day before the exam.... fairs tho, this is a lifesaver

[@philosophymania]

Good luck for tomorrow :)

[@pepe399]

What exam ?

[@abubeast8816]

@@pepe399 AQA a level philosophy exam

[@romeyjondorf]

Thank you so much for making this, it's great 😁

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Really appreciate this video.

[@designedandblessed]

Amazing videos Christian. I am at the start of my philosophy journey and was really struggling with these complex ideas, but these videos have helped tremendously. You are very entertaining and I hope you do more of these.

[@philosophymania]

Thank you ❤ And yes, I'm gonna start posting new videos in September :)

[@zayaricon]

Nice contents.Hope to see more.

[@ekl4vya12]

Brilliant video

[@stanleydoyle5512]

Why does Descartes say the only possible explanation for his perception is the external world, despite chatting all that rubbish about an evil demon messing with his perception of things? Surely the evil demon can cause his perception of the external world, without an external world existing ?

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[@philosophymania]

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A baby comes out of the womb knowing how to search for their mother’s nipple. The baby will accept a reasonable facsimile. But they will keep searching until they find it.