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Can Humanism Survive the Age of AI? | The Reith LecturesBBC Radio 4The Reith Lectures 2025 (have a search for earlier years)
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Philosophy and ethics
10 videos about philosophy and ethics that people linked on Reddit, from the Philosophy, History and society and Game theory shelves.
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26 min
Can Humanism Survive the Age of AI? | The Reith LecturesBBC Radio 4
9 min
Eugene Bullard, The Black Swallow of DeathThe History Guy: History Deserves to Be RememberedThe History Guy Most are 10-15 minutes long and usually something not covered in texts or other history books.
Mentioned in r/history
29 min
Plato's Euthyphro - Which comes first: God or Morality?Jeffrey KaplanSome videos on specific philosophers: Plato - Aristotle - Descartes - Nietzsche -
Mentioned in r/askphilosophy
20 min
How Aristotle Thought about the WorldJeffrey KaplanSome videos on specific philosophers: Plato - Aristotle - Descartes - Nietzsche -
Mentioned in r/askphilosophy
46 min
1. Course introductionYaleCoursesI really loved Shelly Kagan "Death" course. (Philosophy). Very good teacher, one I would have enjoyed having.
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25 min
Nietzsche's Genealogy of MoralsJeffrey KaplanSome videos on specific philosophers: Plato - Aristotle - Descartes - Nietzsche -
Mentioned in r/askphilosophy
55 min
Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 01 "THE MORAL SIDE OF MURDER"Harvard UniversityRecommended in r/askphilosophy: I would like to watch online and for free the lectures from a university course that gives an overview on the field of ethics; what would be a good option?
11 min
PHILOSOPHY - Rational Choice Theory: The Prisoner's Dilemma [HD]Wireless PhilosophyPosted to r/philosophy: Rational Choice Theory: The Prisoner's Dilemma
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Can Science Explain Ultimate Reality? | Alex O'Connor (Part 4 of 19)Closer To TruthMentioned in r/consciousness: Someone catalogued every serious theory of consciousness and found over 350. None of them explains why anything feels like something
Above, you can watch 81 video lectures tracing the history of philosophy, moving from Ancient Greece to modern times. Arthur Holmes presented this influential course at Wheaton College for decades, and now it’s online for you. The lectures are all streamable above, or available through this…
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