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Five-Minute Philosophy
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Is a slice of toast with Mother Theresa’s likeness on it miraculous? Learn what constitutes a miracle, and why there is a lack of miracles in our modern times.
with Plato FootnoteIs a slice of toast with Mother Theresa’s likeness on it miraculous? Learn what constitutes a miracle, and why there is a lack of miracles in our modern times.
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Is there a universal morality? And if so, is it determined by a higher god or gods? Get Plato's perspective by analyzing Euthyphro's dilemma.
with Plato FootnoteIs there a universal morality? And if so, is it determined by a higher god or gods? Get Plato's perspective by analyzing Euthyphro's dilemma.
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What is science? In this lesson from Plato Footnote, learn how the process of discovering and understanding the natural world works, changes, and progresses.
with Plato FootnoteWhat is science? In this lesson from Plato Footnote, learn how the process of discovering and understanding the natural world works, changes, and progresses.
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Do you believe that science can answer moral questions? Enter the debate with this lesson from Plato Footnote, and learn about moral relativism.
with Plato FootnoteDo you believe that science can answer moral questions? Enter the debate with this lesson from Plato Footnote, and learn about moral relativism.
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Do we have free will, or do we just boil down to particles following the laws of physics? Science and philosophy collide in this discussion of reductionism.
with Plato FootnoteDo we have free will, or do we just boil down to particles following the laws of physics? Science and philosophy collide in this discussion of reductionism.
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Jeff L
Why animated robots to chat about moral philosophy? Who created these thoughts? An artificial intelligence? I would rather see an animated earthworm and a maggot carry on this discussion, then it would even be more ironic. Lose the robots, since I feel it is demeaning to the subject matter. "robot voices is lacking."
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Karen D
use of animation keeps adults / children's attention....heavy stuff guys!
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Nathan Lee G
Thank you this was my first ever lesson on curious. Very interesting, the pronunciation of the robot voices is lacking. Overall very good presentation of subject matter.
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