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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Essentially a final resonse to Alex O Connor? Absolutely love this, wish he would talk more philosophy these days.
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I end all these conversations in about 10 seconds by pointing out that moral relativism has no way to condemn slavery or genocide.
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This seems to be the result of Sam's conversation with Alex Oconnor. Should check it out as well.
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Sam’s most important work: structuring secular ethics in REAL epistemic bedrock.
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what about truth then? if telling a lie helps people be happier should we lie?
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This piece reminds me why you're not merely the only real intellectual out of the whole pop intellectual group, but a great thinker over all.
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For some reason, I get the vibe that some recognized "thinkers" simply are afraid to deal with such a difficult topic. And by "difficult", I don't mean the number of brain cells. I'm talking about hurting feelings and taking a stance. I think Sam has made a very cogent argument and a lot of good can come of working towards a scientific approach to morality. Some of the resistance sounds very much like the arguments made in the past when groundbreaking advancements in science were initially presented.
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it was one of your best books and clarified some of the big issues for me⚛😀
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A conversation worth having.
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That vanilla taste deficiency analogy was a gem. And i wish we'd start calling it well-doing, seems to have more access to power.
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Sounds like defining your premises in unusual language in order to obtain the conclusions you want in common language.
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He needs to explain this in a whiteboard with apples and oranges
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After reading the Moral Landscape I was impressed but unconvinced. It seemed like yet another value framework that was ultimately without foundation. I felt like he handwaved the Is/Ought gap.
But I really appreciated his discussion on the topic with Alex O'Connor. Alex questioned and deconstructed Sam's moral realism with more skill and subtly than I've seen in Sam's interlocutors. As a result, he was able to offer the most robust arguments in its favor, which it seems are distilled in this recording.
Great work.
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Does anyone know if Sam Harris has said anything about the passing of Dan Dennet?
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A good quality vanilla ice cream with a quality caramel sauce is perfection...
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Ooops !
surely I was the only one foolish enough to attempt to enjoy some ice cream,
while listening to Sam describe my moral terrain.
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I was skeptical about some of those, but the last five minutes or so is hot fire.
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Is consciousness itself objectively measurable? We can connect it to brain activity, which can be measured objectively, but the experience itself is immeasurable.
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What worries me about integrating this philosophy is that it takes out the human element in my life that makes humans imperfect. And I feel like when trying to implement this philosophy in life or society there seems to be no end to the project of perfection. Also, it makes me feel like a robot whose actions and thoughts are constantly being analzyed. It takes out the sponaneity in life. But idk maybe I'm wrong.
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@Luftgitarrenprofi
1 week ago
I feel like this will receive widespread appreciation in 50 years. Maybe much longer. Most people aren't ready to even speak the language of incompatibalism and secular objective morality.
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