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Subido el 30 de agosto de 2023 por M.pilar G.

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Today we will have a big picture. Hello, how are you? 00:00:00
Good morning, I'm fine. Thanks. 00:01:08
You look very good. Do you use any cream? 00:01:12
No, never really, not at all. And of course, I just take care every day. 00:01:15
We all know you are a great philosopher, but can you tell us something about your dream? 00:01:20
Well, I wanted to play Jerome and start such a cool channel, but that was a lot of years ago. 00:01:25
Then I studied very hard, and when I was free, I became a teacher. 00:01:32
That's amazing! Can you tell us your idea about philosophy? 00:01:38
Philosophy doesn't promise to assert anything, it's an argument. 00:01:45
Otherwise, it would mean admitting something that it believes is a true object of study and matter. 00:01:48
From in the same way that the character of materialism and sculpture grows, the object of the art of naming is one of life. 00:01:54
In that you are very right. And you can explain with your own words the idea about a state museum? 00:02:04
A state museum is a philosophy that seeks above all tranquility and serenity of the spirit. 00:02:09
Can you tell us your idea of happiness? 00:02:17
The happy one is the one who willingly accepts all the circumstances of life without wishing for others and must accept the things that cannot change and try to know what can be changed. 00:02:19
And for you, what should we do to achieve happiness? 00:02:32
To achieve happiness, we must stop worrying about things that are beyond our control and you also have to change the things that you can make your life better. 00:02:35
Well, you felt like such a small life. You felt that it was difficult and you finally got your freedom, you became a teacher. And then? 00:02:46
I established a school of philosophy where I also taught. 00:02:55
Can you tell us the meaning of one of your favorite sentences? 00:02:59
Of course. The sentence is, there is only one way to progress and that is if you are willing or not willing to intervene in favor of others. 00:03:04
means that the only way of becoming happy is not to feel sad or bad for things that you can't control or change. 00:03:12
We have learned a lot about you, but now we have to say goodbye. 00:03:20
It's been a pleasure. Bye! 00:03:24
Hello everyone, today we are very happy to have in our show a big guru. 00:03:28
Hello big gurus, how are you? 00:03:41
Fine, thank you. 00:03:44
Thank you for coming, you are the most beautiful. 00:03:45
We are going to our system first. 00:03:48
Okay. What is happiness to you? 00:03:50
Completely happy and happy to achieve better with... 00:03:52
with... 00:03:57
with... 00:04:00
because it's the moral of blessing and gratifying. 00:04:02
Happiness system is a name. 00:04:05
It is self and the highest goal of the human life. 00:04:08
What should we do to be happy? 00:04:12
To be happy, we should avoid pain and get closer. 00:04:14
What relationship do you think we have with nature? 00:04:17
Our relationship with nature is beautiful and respectful. 00:04:20
Science of nature is found in everything including nature. 00:04:25
How come we don't even actually speak of nature? 00:04:29
In order to have science of nature, we should be wired by a reason 00:04:32
because even though bodily pressures are the most intense. 00:04:38
In that being, in them, they are very far from attrion demigods. 00:04:43
What role do reason or intentions play in the action we take? 00:04:49
As I just said, we, in order to excite pleasure, we should be wild by our reason, 00:04:53
because bodily pleasures are of saturation and falling by pain. 00:05:00
Rational and spiritual pleasures are superior because they are more lasting and better for you. 00:05:05
Of course, I want to tell you to attest that they are effective and to serve in military training. 00:05:11
How would you explain this quote? 00:05:21
And since pleasure is at first a native word, for that reason we do not choose every pleasure, whatever rather can possibly be. 00:05:23
Dysenthesis means that there are pressure with bad consequences, or sometimes we think that pressure is poor when we have dyslexia, for example, in our experience. 00:05:31
Thank you for your time. I would say that you are very important to me. Hope to see you soon. Bye! 00:05:44
Hello, today we are here with Diogenes. 00:05:50
Hello. 00:06:00
May I ask, from where you are? 00:06:01
I was born in the year 480 B.C. 00:06:04
And where are you from? 00:06:07
I'm from Sinti, Turkey. 00:06:09
Oh, what a beautiful country. 00:06:11
Do you also live there? 00:06:13
Yes, I live there. 00:06:15
But I also heard about the fact that you are really familiar with tons of cars and vehicles. 00:06:16
I didn't know it was an affair. It's really comfy. I recommend it. 00:06:28
No, I don't believe it's an affair. 00:06:33
I think you should live three to eight times as long as you live in such a simple home. 00:06:37
And how would you describe happiness? 00:06:44
Well, I would describe it to be free, to feel free, to be in control of nature, to focus on what you like. 00:06:48
Well, I'd love to hear your questions. 00:07:00
Okay. 00:07:05
Let us talk about some of your favorite words. 00:07:07
The happiest man is the one who has the reward needs. 00:07:13
It means that you don't need things to be free. 00:07:20
Because you are empowered to have the strength and the good self, 00:07:24
you are such a friend to the right religion as sometimes an easy life. 00:07:28
And what will you mean when you say, 00:07:33
it is the privilege of the books to one who knows it 00:07:36
And on the good side, it will lead to wellness. 00:07:42
It's the need to not need to really have to live. 00:07:46
This is the only way to lead us to God. 00:07:50
We can lead anything and always enjoy a perfectly happy life. 00:07:54
If we don't know, if we do not have needs and desires, 00:07:58
we will be happy and we will see God. 00:08:02
What do we really love? I love the burial. 00:08:06
But, like, eh, why? 00:08:10
Why do you focus on me in my life? 00:08:13
Because I enjoy having the real little things to focus on things I love. 00:08:17
Well, that was an interesting talk, wasn't it? 00:08:24
Maybe. 00:08:27
What did you think, Mish? 00:08:28
Well, bye, Mish! 00:08:31
Bye! 00:08:33
Today in our TV show we have a very special guest, the incredible Socrates. 00:08:40
Socrates is an amazing philosopher that has introduced us to some of the important reflections 00:08:49
about happiness. 00:08:56
So Socrates, we can start the interview if you want to. 00:08:57
Okay, let's start. 00:09:04
So, Socrates, first we want to know who taught you or how did you start thinking like that? 00:09:06
Well, I was always interested in thinking about what is good or bad. 00:09:12
So, I think that starting from that point, I want to spend my technology in that area. 00:09:17
That is a very interesting point of view. 00:09:23
So, if you agree, we are going to try to learn more about these definitions. 00:09:26
So, Socrates, now that you have introduced us the beginning of your thoughts, 00:09:31
we can be able to speak with you about what do you think in the area of happiness. 00:09:35
Yes, first. 00:09:40
So, first, how do you define happiness? 00:09:41
Can you let us know your own definition of this topic? 00:09:44
I think that happiness has to be with a good or bad of good choice. 00:09:47
Please, can you tell us more about this definition? 00:09:54
Well, I believe that if you know what is your right, we will never work wrong. 00:09:57
I have never thought about that, but I completely agree with you. 00:10:06
And now, Socrates, how do you define happiness? 00:10:11
I think that our intelligence will define our happiness. 00:10:16
We have to bind the universal notation of values and have a good use of it to know how to act and be happy. 00:10:21
Thanks for that reflection, Socrates. Maybe we have to put in practice some of your reflections, like this one. 00:10:32
Now we are going to continue with some questions that are closer to the area of knowledge. 00:10:39
What role do vision or our intelligence play in the action we take? 00:10:45
Our intelligence plays a major role because only knowing what are good and right can be the correct one. 00:10:51
Please, can you be more specific in your argument? 00:10:59
Well, I point on the human object what motivates from the area of happiness. 00:11:04
But where more known, the greater of ability and reason to choose will have to choose. 00:11:09
Okay, I have to say that from all of your reflections, I get this one as my favorite. 00:11:17
That is true. As we said, we have to learn about you because your ideas help a lot of people. 00:11:22
Please, Socrates, can we ask you for a last question? 00:11:31
Of course we can. 00:11:38
So, this question is not about morally or ethically correct and also is not about happiness. 00:11:40
but a relationship between humans and nature. 00:11:45
What relationship should we have with nature? 00:11:50
Wow, this is not a very common question, but I think that I can answer it. 00:11:53
I can say that we need money and we have to. 00:11:59
I like a phone to have to look and put a picture. 00:12:06
That is a very simple but interesting aspect. 00:12:10
We are going to think about it. 00:12:14
With this question, we have finished the interview. 00:12:16
Thanks for coming and answering our questions. 00:12:19
Thanks to you. 00:12:21
Bye bye. 00:12:23
Today we have a very famous philosopher who was known for being a neoclassic philosopher, astronomer, a mathematician and biologist. 00:12:31
I was born in Alexandria, a city in Egypt, in 317. 00:12:39
How do you describe the cosmos? 00:12:51
My main contribution to cosmology was to move the Earth from the center of the Universe to place it, like one more planet around the Sun. 00:12:55
A colossal step taking into account the existing conceptions at this time, which defended that the Earth was in the center of the universe. 00:13:03
What science were you most interested in? 00:13:13
I was interested in astronomy, astrology and mathematics, but I studied arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music. 00:13:16
Can you give us two geographical data examples? 00:13:24
Of course, I was one of the first woman philosophers, and I am finished for being one of the best 00:13:30
mathematicians and astronomers of my time. 00:13:36
What relationship do you have with nature? 00:13:38
The fundamental relationship between humans and nature is the change and change of resources 00:13:42
that service nature and humans provide to each other. 00:13:48
It is true you were the first woman philosopher? 00:13:52
Yes, of course. 00:13:55
When have you enjoyed making your history? 00:13:56
I was known more for the work I have developed in Mathematicals than in Astronomy, primarily 00:14:00
from my work on the ideas of conic sections introduced by Apollonius and I placed my authorship 00:14:06
in the construction of a strobe, hydrometer and eye eyes. 00:14:14
What was this education like? 00:14:20
Did you watch it over your physical health? 00:14:22
Of course not. 00:14:26
I made sure that my studies were successful, as my father wanted, but I also dedicated myself to physical activity like that allowed me to maintain the healthiest figure and men possible. 00:14:27
What was your love life? 00:14:41
I married the philosopher Isidore. Of course, I remained a virgin all my life despite certain comments I received. 00:14:46
What did you expect in terms of your studies? 00:14:53
I was generally a Greek Neoplaton philosopher and teacher, so I taught several disciplines in my house, but I also studied in astronomy and mathematics. 00:14:59
How was your life with your family? 00:15:10
There is really no information about my mother, but it is known that my father, Theon of Alexandria, was a philosopher and mathematician, and he took my education very much into account. 00:15:14
Finally, we know that you, like many others, went through the difficult days, because the Christians would have an experience. 00:15:27
First of all, the Christians linked my knowledge with Parasites, which was not so easy at that time, since Christianity was beginning post in Alexandria. 00:15:35
I had no choice but to convert to the religion, but this was ministrated and seen as a conspiracy against the Christian leader of the towns, so I was killed. 00:15:47
But what was Pera means? 00:16:01
In that religion, gods were worshipped which, according to three monastetic religions, were believed to be false. 00:16:03
Thank you very much for all these information. See you next time. Bye. 00:16:11
When we were before busy, in this era, we are busy. 00:16:50
What role does our intelligence play in the actions we take? 00:16:59
I think intellect is essential to achieve a good result of the decision, 00:17:04
because you need a thoughtful reflection to find the right course of action. 00:17:09
Nature is like a principle of change and rest. 00:17:14
We have to live in a right accordance with nature, 00:17:23
which also means to be in accordance with our racial and national nature. 00:17:26
The nature of being human. Another question. 00:17:31
Hope is good or bad. 00:17:34
An action includes if it is a good decision and making a good decision, 00:17:38
I mean that it reflects a mind-phone between the two extremes. 00:17:45
And that is a virtue. 00:17:50
The right choice. 00:17:53
For example, generosity is a moral virtue because it is a conflict between cordiality and generosity. 00:17:55
And the last question, what are the main conditions to be happy and healthy? 00:18:03
I believe that without your help, economic resources and a good society, it is impossible to be happy. 00:18:09
We need to have good living conditions, but also we need to be both virtuous and wise in the choices we make. 00:18:22
Thank you for coming, Arista. 00:18:30
Today we will speak with the great philosopher Plato. 00:18:44
Good afternoon, Mr. Plato. 00:18:48
Do you like to read some questions from Italy? 00:18:53
The first one is, what is the idea of happiness? 00:18:55
I think that our bodies divide into two parts. 00:18:58
The first one is the song that is in the brain, the second one is in the heart that is the soul, and the other is the athlete that is in the stomach. 00:19:01
And I think that if we control these three parts, we will control our courage, and if we control it, we will live a happy life. 00:19:12
What do you think everyone thinks? 00:19:20
I think that they should have the same rights as men because they are the same basically and that they do the same things as the man. 00:19:23
What did you study? 00:19:35
I studied the production academy. 00:19:37
What relationship do we have with nature? 00:19:39
The relationship that we have with nature is that the world is divided into five elements. 00:19:43
Earth, air, fire, water, and cosmos. Each one has a particular geometry and the world of the earth is a cube. 00:19:51
Which of the ideas do you disagree or think that are right? 00:20:04
I don't trust in the human sense. 00:20:11
Thank you for listening and paying attention to us. 00:20:15
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