Virtues of Belief & Etiquette for Arguments

[@timmulhern8188]

An excellent lesson for our elected officials from both sides of the political spectrum.

[@communitychannel6188]

Hello Adam I have a question for you mate. I have seen a few lectures on the internet about philosophy but they never include Niccolò Machiavelli, why is that do you think? I know he only wrote one book but I think Machiavelli was a very interesting political theorist and students would find his ideas fascinating.

[@dnys_7827]

25:35 one thing that's missing here is that this collaborative attitude must be mutual. if one person is playing the collaborative game while the other is playing an antagonistic game, person 1 must be able to recognise that, so that they dont end up being exploited by person 2. the assumption of good faith must not be unconditional, because bad faith actors can exploit that assumption.

[@Unseenessential]

Sir can u kindly tell me what textbook u r using in ur classic philosophy lecture n in modern plz