I think this is accurate. Asking oneself, “Why did I choose to believe or do this/that?” is an easy doorway into knowledge of the self and one’s true motivations and how to change them, and through that change one’s engagement with the world.
Precisely. I'm currently creating a playlist of videos with specific book recommendations that have helped me to answer that exact question: "Who am I? How did I come to be this way? Why did I choose to believe X instead of Y?"
@@mrclarksclassroom Excellent. I think that this attitude forces us to take a closer look at desire as the dynamic principle organizing feature of our psychology and metaphysics rather than seeing things in terms of static objectives and essences.
Thank you for using the word ontological! I'm trying quite hard to explain points without jargon, but the nuance is important and ontology is an important term to grasp! Appreciate the comment, thank you.
Glad to be of service. If there's any other questions you may be struggling with psychologically/philosophically, please drop me a message and I'll do what I can to answer it in another video. I'm very much looking to create a classroom and community, not simply upload random videos here and there. Thank you for watching and commenting
I didn't realise how loud it was with car horns at times - apologies for that! As I say, I'm aiming for good enough, not perfection. It stays in, unedited. Hope you enjoy and gain something useful from this.
I understand your point, but it doesn't bother me, at least it wasn't artificial noise, so many TH-camrs have some background music going throughout the whole video, sometimes it's quite faint, which is actually even worse IMO. It makes videos unwatchable for me.
Appreciate the feedback, thank you! After listening to this again a few days later, I didn't quite realise how loud it actually was at time. It's a learning curve and I plan on creating a community and classroom over the long-term, so I'm going to keep this video as it is so that I can look back and laugh at it months/years from now!
I feel like you are saying interesting things but that background noise makes it unlistenable. Basic video editors like capcut have a way to edit out background noise. I suggest editing and reuploading
Appreciate the feedback, thank you. After watching this back, I agree it was louder than I originally thought. I'll be intentionally leaving this one as it is so that I can look back on this in a few months/years and laugh at how my online journey started! I'm looking to build a true online classroom and community, so thank you for doing your part in commenting advice on how I can improve this.
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I think this is accurate. Asking oneself, “Why did I choose to believe or do this/that?” is an easy doorway into knowledge of the self and one’s true motivations and how to change them, and through that change one’s engagement with the world.
Precisely. I'm currently creating a playlist of videos with specific book recommendations that have helped me to answer that exact question: "Who am I? How did I come to be this way? Why did I choose to believe X instead of Y?"
@@mrclarksclassroom Excellent. I think that this attitude forces us to take a closer look at desire as the dynamic principle organizing feature of our psychology and metaphysics rather than seeing things in terms of static objectives and essences.
Never been a better ontological PSA than this. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for using the word ontological!
I'm trying quite hard to explain points without jargon, but the nuance is important and ontology is an important term to grasp!
Appreciate the comment, thank you.
Its crazy because I was starting to have this kind of toughts early today and this video of you better articulaing the idea pop up.
Glad to be of service.
If there's any other questions you may be struggling with psychologically/philosophically, please drop me a message and I'll do what I can to answer it in another video.
I'm very much looking to create a classroom and community, not simply upload random videos here and there. Thank you for watching and commenting
Thanks Mr Clark!
I didn't realise how loud it was with car horns at times - apologies for that!
As I say, I'm aiming for good enough, not perfection.
It stays in, unedited. Hope you enjoy and gain something useful from this.
Long live simplicity.
Things dont need to be perfect but the background noise was unacceptable to me. Anyway I agree with your speech and the background view was beautiful.
I understand your point, but it doesn't bother me, at least it wasn't artificial noise, so many TH-camrs have some background music going throughout the whole video, sometimes it's quite faint, which is actually even worse IMO. It makes videos unwatchable for me.
Appreciate the feedback, thank you!
After listening to this again a few days later, I didn't quite realise how loud it actually was at time.
It's a learning curve and I plan on creating a community and classroom over the long-term, so I'm going to keep this video as it is so that I can look back and laugh at it months/years from now!
@mrclarksclassroom you have the right attitude. You will get what you are working for. Thanks.
I feel like you are saying interesting things but that background noise makes it unlistenable.
Basic video editors like capcut have a way to edit out background noise. I suggest editing and reuploading
Appreciate the feedback, thank you.
After watching this back, I agree it was louder than I originally thought. I'll be intentionally leaving this one as it is so that I can look back on this in a few months/years and laugh at how my online journey started!
I'm looking to build a true online classroom and community, so thank you for doing your part in commenting advice on how I can improve this.
I dislike few things more than the roar of leaf blowers. Your message was lost for me.
Sorry to hear that. Happy to answer any questions you may have!