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	Introduction to JISC Philpapers 2.0 project by David Bourget  A short introduction to the Philpapers 2.0 project by project manager David Bourget filmed as part of a minute madness session at the JISC Information Environment 2009-11 programme start up meeting. www.jisc.ac.uk 2009年07月13日再生回数 286
	Apologist Flannel, Debunked  There is a tendency floating around; a tendency to imply that the unpopularity of a philosophy known as "logical positivism", means that all philosophy informed by natural science is useless, and which has lead to the majority of philosophers to recant their secular ways and embrace the Lord as their saviour. In this video, I flush this floater away to were it belongs. I give some examples of the implication. I discuss why naturalism doesn't depend on logical positivism. I question the statistical evidence for any claim that most philosophers are theists, or are rapidly becoming so. I conclude that atheism remains a viable philosophical position, despite the "logical positivism is dead" objection to it. The 'Philosophy Papers Surveys' (philpapers surveys ) can be found at: philpapers.org 2012年02月25日再生回数 1014
	Quote of the day  Eat it, Stanford! Allen Wood is coming back to Indiana, and he recently produced a money quote. See the PhilPapers page here: philpapers.org 2010年11月10日再生回数 167
	1/42 Secret History: Part 1 Georg Cantor's Mystical Philosophy of Infinity (Part 1 of 7 on Cantor)  *** Visit www.GaryGeck.com *** This is part 1 of my 42 part series revealing the meaning of life and the mysteries of the universe! Parts 1-7 focus on Georg Cantor explaining lots of the details about his philosophy never dealt with before on YouTube! Some important links that pertain to this video - www.garygeck.com to find books mentioned in this video. - philebus.tamu.edu Dr. Chris Menzel's Paper on Cantor which gets into Plato, paradoxes, etc.. - www.docstoc.com Dr. Kai Hauser on Cantorian sets in light of Plato - www.math.us.edu.pl a most fascinating paper by Professor Jerzy Mioduszewski found where Cantor's is sometimes quoted, paraphrased or his ideas and life are presented. - philpapers.org paper by Anne Newstead - tinyurl.com Cantor's English Translation of Contributions to the founding of the theory of transfinite numbers which has much of the philosophy "logically purified" away but still covers the basic mathematics. And finally a book I used heavily for this video: www.amazon.com 2010年12月23日再生回数 13633
	2/42 Secret History: Georg Cantor, Plato, the Many and the One... (Part 2 of 7 on Cantor) in HD!!  *** Visit www.GaryGeck.com *** This is part 2 of my 42 part series revealing the meaning of life and the mysteries of the universe! Parts 1-7 focus on Georg Cantor explaining lots of the details about his philosophy never dealt with before on YouTube! Some important links that pertain to this video - www.garygeck.com to find books mentioned in this video. - philebus.tamu.edu Dr. Chris Menzel's Paper on Cantor which gets into Plato, paradoxes, etc.. - www.docstoc.com Dr. Kai Hauser of Berlin on Cantorian sets in light of Plato's Philebus - www.math.us.edu.pl A most fascinating paper by Professor Jerzy Mioduszewski found where Cantor's is sometimes quoted, paraphrased or his ideas and life are presented. - philpapers.org A paper by Anne Newstead (for an Aristotelian POV.) - tinyurl.com Cantor's English Translation of Contributions to the founding of the theory of transfinite numbers which has much of the philosophy "logically purified" away but still covers the basic mathematics. - www.experiencefestival.com A write-up on Cantor's Absolute Infinite 2011年01月03日再生回数 8234
	Gary Geck's Meaning of Life Part 1 of 42 (Alternate): Cantor's Philosophy of the Infinite  *** Visit www.GaryGeck.com *** This is part 1 of my 42 part series revealing the meaning of life and the mysteries of the universe!! Visit http for more info. Parts 1-7 focus on Georg Cantor explaining lots of the details about his philosophy never dealt with before on YouTube! Some important links that pertain to this video: - www.garygeck.com to find books mentioned in this video. - philebus.tamu.edu Dr. Chris Menzel's Paper on Cantor which gets into Plato, paradoxes, etc.. - www.faqs.org Dr. Kai Hauser on Cantorian sets in light of Plato - www.math.us.edu.pl a most fascinating paper by Professor Jerzy Mioduszewski found where Cantor's is sometimes quoted, paraphrased or his ideas and life are presented. - philpapers.org paper by Anne Newstead - tinyurl.com Cantor's English Translation of Contributions to the founding of the theory of transfinite numbers which has much of the philosophy "logically purified" away but still covers the basic mathematics. 2010年12月15日再生回数 763
	Dialogue on the Principal Systems of the World  More info at - philpapers.org www.createspace.com This theorises that gravity is actually a repulsive force capable of producing both attraction and "dark energy", and that matter (along with the nuclear forces) is formed by gravity's interaction with electromagnetism in wave packets -- so gravitational energy would be unified with electromagnetism as well as matter and the universe could be more than a vast collection of the countless photons, electrons and other quantum particles within it; it could be a unified whole that has particles and waves built into something ... plausibly, its union of digital 1's and 0's; enabling reality to function like a computer-generated touchable hologram and to be both analog and digital in nature. Gravitational waves are also unified with quantum probability waves and, since Einstein said gravity is the warping of space, with space and time (space-time). My article also attempts to specify exactly how gravitons interact with photons, and speculates on the combination of gravitational waves/binary-digit reality possibly overcoming disasters and death -- as well as the associated topics of time travel and parallel universes (the association isn't immediately apparent, but will be made clear). 2011年05月05日再生回数 65
	RevolutionEvolutionAndGod.wmv  This is my entry in the NESCent video contest. It describes my new theory of evolution. Evolution as we know it is the modifier, not originator, of species. To describe origins, I combine this modifier with future science's cosmic-quantum unification and deal with topics like God, synthetic biology and time travel. If more info is desired, I include links to a philosophy paper I wrote (philpapers.org as well as a book I wrote (www.createspace.com 2011年05月09日再生回数 62
	Osama still lives, Mr. President-but it isn't life as we know it.wmv  I believe Osama bin Laden has life ... but not as we know it. First, consider the remarkable achievements of genetic engineering and biotechnology during the last half-century. For some scientists, it´s no longer enough to move genes from one species to another, or to create animals or bacteria that secrete certain drugs or hormones. Now science is working on synthetic biology - things such as engineering many genes to work together, artificial DNA, creation of totally new amino acids and proteins and artificial life, and cloning animals. What happens if we take these advances after centuries of development and combine them with advances in computer science as well as a future in which the cloning of humans is no longer politically taboo? We could see science creating the ancestral forms of the plants, animals and even humans around us. And we could see Osama's body being reproduced and his mind being downloaded into it. However, an opportunity to possess not only an eternally youthful body but also a brain free of criminal tendencies would exist. The synthetic biology and bioengineering of centuries to come will ensure that Osama's brain is purged of the hate and murderous thoughts that occupied it in this lifetime. You might say "this is good if it comes to pass" but you might also remember the evil this man did and still be glad that he's living many, many years from now. It's necessary to forget attachments to the past (no matter how recent it is) and remember that ... 2011年05月03日再生回数 180
	New Frontiers in Global Justice: Local Knowledge and A Comparison View of Justice  New Frontiers in Global Justice: A Conference with Amartya Sen Local Knowledge and A Comparison View of Justice Moderated by: Fonna Forman-Barzilai Janis H. Jenkins, Professor of Anthropology at UCSD; Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry at UCSD Medical School Chandran Kukathas, Chair in Political Theory in the Department of Government at the London School of Economics and Political Science Antony Lyon, Assistant Director, Revelle Humanities Program at UCSD Antje Wiener, Professor of Political Science and Executive Director of the Center for Globalization and Governance at the Universität Hamburg Discussants: Tracy Strong, Distinguished Professor of Political Science at UCSD Samuel Fleischacker, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Illinois, Chicago Response by Amartya Sen 2011年05月12日再生回数 498