ANAXIMANDER and His "Apeiron" Explained Simply | Ancient Greek Philosophy

[@ctaff9071]

Love your content. Thnx for sharing 😊

[@MoAnInc]

Thank you for watching!! It’s greatly appreciated!!! ❤️

[@CraigPendlebury]

Everything I know of Greek philosophy comes from the pen of Bertrand Russell - but I tell you, your retelling is far more interesting!!

[@MoAnInc]

Well I don’t know about that - Russell is the KING 🤓

[@danialabd86]

thank you

[@MoAnInc]

You’re welcome :)))

[@GQBouncer]

You're going to be a great university prof one day

[@MoAnInc]

This comment made my whole week. Thank you for your kind words 🥺 It means more than you know 😭 x

[@misterpenguine2869]

It's a bad idea to call him Anna, because there is also Annaximenes.

[@MoAnInc]

Haha if I ever do a video on Anaximenes I will just say his full name 😂

[@NikephorosAer54]

ΑΝΑΞ, well, Anax in Greek is King. A Greek friend, Demetrios Maniates. (see, Anaximenes, Anaxagoras...)

[@chuckbeattyo]

Anaximander's views on infinite worlds, and infinite temporal and spacial worlds are interesting, I've quoted them here:
th-cam.com/video/MtkXpYmaWXg/w-d-xo.html

[@miguekriza]

YAWA

[@stuartthomas94]

not trying to pronounce everything was a great move. people who are particular about correcting that get an eye roll 🙄 haha