Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Early Modern Philosophy lecture 13

Today we did more on Hegel. The videos are posted here and here. The quiz question was how does reality contrain the socially constructed reality?

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  1. Reality can be cold, harsh and down right nasty and it can be fulfilling and nourishing. Depending how smart or stupid on ones behaviors such as simply put such as a real fire will burn ones hand and a metaphysical fire can not since it is not really there according to some scholars. However, A social constructed reality is some other type of thing in it self. If one grows up a Trogon Warrior Life for them is harsh and the week are weeded out quickly. or one grew up in Mayberry with white picked fences and a deputy with one bullet in his pocket, named Barny Fife. The social reality norms for one society are not the same as the rest of the world in fact there are many some good, neutral and very bad so "The truths we hold on to are merely different points of view" As for are reality is a perception of are experiences. The absurdity of thinking the metaphysical wall is not there as one perceives it only works until one runs into the wall and painfully finds out that reality is not only in the mind but is a real and tangible thing. Three Philosophers and a five year old go for a walk in town, Socrates, Aristotle and a modern philosopher and a five year old go for a walk. Up ahead there is a wall Socrates and Aristotle walk threw the wall the modern philosopher walks into the wall and is falls back to the ground in the dust nocked out, the five year old stops says there is a wall. when the modern philosopher wake up he ask the five year old what happen. the five year old said Aristotle and Socrates are dead there for there ghost can pass through the wall You tried to metaphysical walk through the wall and found reality. The five year old said, I learn that less when I was two, reality bites.

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