how to get away with murder (*philosophically ofc*)

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[@miagracee3408]

** sees something about murder** Saves for later in case my brother gets too much during isolation For legal reasons that is a joke

[@airiusagihara1261]

Same but with two siblings For legal reasons this is a joke too

[@camembertfanpage]

Same but without siblings and with a father For legal reasons this is a joke as well

[@totallynormalcat8048]

Same with myself For legal reasons this is probably a joke too

[@hana1150]

Omg sameee For legal reasons this is a joke

[@aanchalsaxena1135]

My mind immediately thought Chidi from The Good Place lol

[@lise.337]

Aanchal Saxena Me too!!

[@annamullan9377]

We sort of learn about this in As level psychology in social influence but it’s interesting hearing it from a different viewpoint.

[@AO2437.]

Agreed

[@haroon23tt55]

I wait everyday for the study tube project.

[@vidalbeta8737]

Who else was waiting for the StudyTube video??

[@holly3383]

**brain explodes**

[@ABC-dj3gr]

Mani, your videos are always so thought-provoking! Loving it!

[@alishama1756]

BANDERSNATCHHHHH

[@makaylac.3354]

You mentioned a few key people in this video relating to the topic. I would like to do more reading, can you please list their names so they are easier to find?

[@AO2437.]

Makayla C. Harry Frank, Hunt, Cane (correct spelling?)

[@sophiependragon8485]

This reminds me so much to "The crime of Lord Arthur Saville"!

[@sophiependragon8485]

Sorry, the original titol is "Lord Arthur Savile's Crime" (I'm spanish, I read it in my language so I didn't know).

[@randomyoutubechannel2470]

Philosophy is really interesting. I never really tried it before the trolley video.

[@ceceliafranz7461]

My brain is breaking but I love it

[@lethabomadumo6721]

My brain hurts

[@EmilyCooper-cf1qj]

Omg 2 years of a level philosophy meant I actually understood 95% of this so proud of my teachers 💪❤️

[@EmilyCooper-cf1qj]

Lol

[@rondoflicflac]

Where's Jade's videoooo????

[@niks9026]

omg someone needs to send this vid to the keating 5 (i wrote this comment just off the title lmao)

[@laraw.7684]

In regards to alternate possibilities, what if a person only sees one possibility when in reality there were multiple (they just saw it as not viable, impossible etc.)? Would they then be held morally responsible? I know that this is very relevant in law and crime when a person genuinely did not see another possibility. Or would this cornering be the product of previous choices that has led them down this path? If it was due to previous choices, then that choice whether made internally or caused externally becomes more important. I guess it raises the question of when the 'first choice' was made, which intuitively would be through free will. But I also find it hard to believe that people are just born to become murderers and other unfortunate ends, because I do believe that they have some choice in whether they become that or not. I wonder if studies show that even though certain results may share characteristics, not 100% of people with those characteristics end with that result. I don't know if I'm going in circles or this is just incredibly confusing, but I've been thinking about this in the context of daily life and different types of people and I can't seem to appease myself. I'd love to hear other people's thoughts on this. Really enjoyed the video, Mani!

[@alishama1756]

this is one of the trippiest videos i have ever watched

[@kneedaya]

this was really mentally stimulating, which i feel is the whole point of The StudyTube Project, so thank you for an amazing video!

[@CinnamonToast]

this made no sense but was also very interesting so...good job?

[@infinebow7810]

The devices in the cases make me believe how unsure we are of our own mind that we have to create concrete scenarios to understand the concepts our own mind made

[@LL-wu5ui]

Will I get on FBI watchlist if I watch this?

[@shashwattripathi2927]

Id be really interested in seeing more of this stuff on your own channel Mani! this is super interesting

[@rebeccathompson8712]

I need.... More on this. Its great but I need more explanation 😅💙

[@buatkitatermenung9224]

Great video n channel... potentially will grow n more people will subscribe...u deserve it... very informative too.... cheers from Brunei

[@shuchijain6923]

Love y’all❤️❤️

[@haidian1322]

I will definitely check the resources you linked on the description box (subtle way of saying I'm not sure I understood everything at 100% ...). I did enjoyed a lot your last video here, so it was a big nice surprise to see this one!

[@franh4570]

We’ve just done the free will and determinism topic in a level RS (my exams have been cancelled anywayyy) but I enjoyed this. Thank you!!

[@hordiienkoalina]

i loovvve these videos of yours ! my english lit and TOK classes have been covering the topic of fate lately so this has now become extra interesting to me

[@conniebostock3104]

give me tutes mani xxx