Showing posts with label Philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philosophy. Show all posts

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Who Is The Master Who Makes The Grass Green?




Wednesday, May 2, 2012

The Story of Your Enslavement

I'd like to introduce you to Stefan Molyneux, my favorite living philosopher with his most popular video entitled "The Story of Your Enslavement". Molyneux is the host of Freedomain Radio which covers a range of topics including anarcho-capitalism, ethics, education, family, philosophy, & politics. Molyneux argues for a free, Stateless society using ethics, philosophy, and logic as his tools.  He is also the author of several books, all of which are available for free on his website, which operates solely on donations by the way. Check out his youtube channel stebot and www.FreedomainRadio.com if you liked this video or just want to know more.




Schrödinger's Lol Cat


I couldn't resist. Anyone that would like an explanation to what the Schrödinger's Cat is, here's a video that explains it nice and simply. Nothing like quantum mechanics to warp your perception of reality, or just downright confuse you.


Tuesday, May 1, 2012

The Best Interview About Drugs

Any rational person would probably agree that the "war on drugs", or rather "the war on people who use drugs" should be done away with. Writer, philosopher, psychonaut, researcher & botanist Terence Mckenna shares his wisdom on the "drug problem" and why nothing will change until we have an intelligent language to talk about these substances.


Sunday, April 29, 2012

Maybe Logic: An introduction to Anarchy

Instead of choosing who you're going to blame when nothing changes again in this up coming election maybe it's time to give logic a try. In these two brief videos, Alan Moore and Robert Anton Wilson share their insights on Anarchy and why it is the only sensible and moral option. According to Max Weber, the state is an entity which "upholds the claim to the monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force". For those new to the concept of Anarchy ask yourselves, Is the initiation of the use of force ever justified and what makes it "legitimate"? Should any group of people be given a monopoly on violence? What are the implications of doing so?