The Intersection of Reality and Philosophy - Dr Stephen Hicks

[@johnbrown4568]

Great conversation...thx for posting.

[@jennyretief4978]

I had unfortunate timing with my art degree. Derrida or go home. Discovering Stephen Hicks towards the end of my degree restored my sanity.

[@hugod2000]

This was an interesting video. I hope that it gets lots of views.

[@jamessheffield4173]

My meme on the change in philosophy: 1776 Jefferson "self evident", 1781 Kant "a priori".

[@jeffreyscott4997]

Today, "On truth and lies in the extramoral sense" by Nietzsche seems the turning point that gave us much of what has gone wrong here.

[@allenandrews2380]

Nietchze can be such a paradox. There were times where, i feel, he tried to ground his ethic in physiological reality, which would be a form of accepting a "truth" outside of the self. But i believe he tried to explore many different paths, and one must stay a dilligent diagnostician in order not to cherry pick from his many ideas. He can be dynamite. ​@jeffreyscott4997

[@Zirrad1]

STEM was that 20% that resisted post modern interpretations. Also this is a primarily US phenomenon.

[@Xaxtarr_Neonraven]

Sounds like the difference between idealists and authoritarian anarchists or nihilists, from community or social morality to mandated absolutist or dogmatic egoism