Truth is Relative: Protagoras' Philosophy of Skepticism

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Protagoras was a Greek philosopher, sophist, and skeptic. If you found this video to be interesting and/or useful, leave a LIKE - thanks for watching and consider subscribing for more similar content. Cheers!
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16 июл 2023

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Комментарии : 12

@craighermon5212 Год назад

The problem with the truth is that you find it out! Thank you such an informative video.

@Herminator296 Год назад

You perfectly depict the philosophy that Protagoras believed in. You should post more Greek philosophy videos!!!

@radioblair Месяц назад

I read the statement “man is the measure of all things” and it suggests, to me, the quantum physics “many worlds theory”. Both suggests that everything is true. Everything really does happen. If I go in a room and I think it is warm and you think it is cold - we are both right. simultaneously the universe expands to include both of our realities.

@johnjosmith42 Год назад

Fascinating and thought provoking; also makes you feel, fundamentally, how close they were to our own ways of thinking, including our societies’ follies, and how we keep on keeping-on making the same mistakes, the same liberations etc., the eternal return is real :: excellent vid essay as per, with beautiful art work 👏 thank you James.

@AheadOfTheCurveVideos Год назад

Thanks for checking it out 😎 In many ways I think the ancients were more open minded than many scientists today. They truly were impressive for the time they lived 🥃 Cheers!

@greylonewolf8750 Год назад

Well put,mate. So much in so little time.

@AheadOfTheCurveVideos Год назад

Cheers🙏

@TheJudgeandtheJury Год назад

Interesting video James, keep up the video essay format. In terms of Socrates on the sophist, there is a Greek work about Sophistry called Sophists. I am rather unsure about the position and keep going back to and fro. Sometimes Nietzsche, sometimes Sam Harris. Some things are clearly wrong, however it comes as to question as why these are wrong, and what is the origin of the em being wrong. Cheers, here’s to more videos. -Lucio Constantine.