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[@sina8883]

Wow. One of the best, most insightful presentations of Kierkegaard I have ever heard. Thank you!

[@lukesball1]

This channel is heavily undersubscribed. Keep up the good work. 👏 👍

[@mlingafelt]

I remember being shocked by this channel only having 50k subs when I clicked the button, I felt like I found a secret beach. Glad to see the numbers have doubled.

[@JennyBesserit]

Thank you for always making these amazing podcasts for us 😊

[@benjaminrichard1979]

Only recently found your channel. Absolutely loved your videos on the hellenistic philosophy!!! Looks like I've got quite a lot of videos to catch up to!

[@clairemcmonigle8515]

this one really made me think- thank you for all your hard work

[@asphaltpilgrim]

Consider the lily... 😉
Great stuff as always. Thanks, happy 2022.

[@Wayne_And_Stuff]

Really amazing comparison between the effects poets and social media motivational influencers

[@wissamdalloul]

Welcome
I'm watching your earlier videos and I'm so thankful

[@islandwolfington]

I boiled my own soup to eat with this episode

[@krishangkrishna1544]

I love your content. Its amazing.
I really love to way you explain things

[@baronbullshyster2996]

Thank you. Truly enlightening, loved how you can rationalise and measure things and get meaning but you get a higher meaning by experience it. Brilliant and magic. Only problem is I’m running out of storage capacity in my brain

[@gazrater1820]

Fantastic thank you. I am just on the Postscript at the moment this is a great overview Steve. I like the boiling in my own soup analogy an easy thing to do in losing oneself, the inner is not the outer. Great work this a great structure and as ever a great episode from you. Thank you.

[@Jess3200]

For those interested, this sounds a great deal like acceptance and commitment therapy...

[@shaman9]

Great advice for understanding yourself.... and understanding the people around you.

[@Hxk93]

U should philosophize a book called “letters to a young poet” by Rainer Maria Rilke.

[@leftoverbagel9014]

shedding your richard dawkins onesie is one of the crucial steps in the elevation of the self

[@keanuestrada]

i make dope nba content but this is the best podcast on philosophy

[@henrydavidpurple8323]

Thank you. You are awesome.

[@josephsaczawa329]

Great podcast thank you!

[@jackdowd1]

thank you, so well done!

[@svenj4595]

A bit late but boiling in your own soup is a saving that is use a lot in the Netherlands

[@toukomanninen5327]

Great video

[@dawest1234]

first

[@smilodon92]

Ayyy! Thanks man!

[@eminecr7]

Thank you, Stephen!

[@Jeffrey-bq9kt]

Wow.. One of the best episodes I've listened so far. Thank you for your amazing work.

[@johnnyrockdog]

Boiling in your own soup!!!

[@randomcommentor]

funny thing you called him "churchegaard", as his name literally means "graveyard", which directly translated from Danish is "churchyard"

[@mariacillan9668]

"Think of the lily. Consider the fact--"
Consider the lilies?
"Well, the birds then. Have they got jobs?"
He says the birds are scrounging!

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

The ancient church fathers in the Greek east said all of this a millennium before the existentialists. Silence was an important religious category. The secularization of the west made this seem like revelation, while it was a common idea elsewhere.

[@whiskeyfriends7188]

Kierkegaard is so confusing to me. How can u believe that existence precedes essence & still be religious? It seems like an oxymoron..

[@projectmalus]

If our various products are true to the world can we look thru the wrong end of the telescope and see our view? Either with the telescope as "little end here" as the mind's eye, then the large end because of larger World of course :) but also as a crumbling of what's there into bits, in order to translate thru nerves. A digital to analog converter renders a picture from bits, an ADC could take that mind picture (analog) and use the mouth in its flapping to digitize and finally the analog language, although it seems still with some digital ghosts like as with music, two elements shaping a third novel element or shape. Verbs and nouns, melody and beatz.

[@rafaelbendavid4041]

Video on George Bataille?

[@leftoverbagel9014]

seconded

[@projectmalus]

Water above, sky below! The grass bank, the Sun. River otters having fun!

[@debpoarch3881]

"Boiling in our own soup" LOL! I related to this term instantly.

[@baronbullshyster2996]

Please can you give us the recipe for Boil in you own soup. Hope it tastes better than squirrel soup.

[@ale3is18]

29:56 Boiling in your own stew. We use that in my language often. 😉

[@swiip100]

Im gonna start using boiling in your own soup

[@benjamindover4337]

Compelling.

[@ivandanielarmentagomez.5952]

Yeeey

[@christinemartin63]

Food for thought ...

[@edgardeleon1052]

Great episode!

[@DjTahoun]

🌷😇🌷

[@muhammedaliurundu7044]

Why don't you create visual contents too, let's hypnotize this!
I listened all episodes twice, and it brings different thoughts every time. Thank you very much, you're amazing!