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Philosophy Everyday
Masud Gaziyev
18 episodes
21 hours ago
Here, I talk with people who take time to think. AI researchers, historians, artists, writers. And sometimes, I just think out loud and do book reviews and anything related. If you’re drawn to the margins, to ideas that don't fit into slogans or timelines, then you’re already one of us. Philosophy Everyday is a space for slow thought in a fast world. Welcome.
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Here, I talk with people who take time to think. AI researchers, historians, artists, writers. And sometimes, I just think out loud and do book reviews and anything related. If you’re drawn to the margins, to ideas that don't fit into slogans or timelines, then you’re already one of us. Philosophy Everyday is a space for slow thought in a fast world. Welcome.
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What Aristotle Really Thought About Human Nature | Aristotle's Politics Ep. 12
Philosophy Everyday
28 minutes 45 seconds
1 month ago
What Aristotle Really Thought About Human Nature | Aristotle's Politics Ep. 12

What is the source of all conflicts? Aristotle thought that the answer had something to do with human nature itself. In this episode, I talk about Book V of Aristotle's Politics, where Aristotle finally stops describing systems and now also starts dissecting their psychology. He explores how ambition, resentment, and pride drive people toward conflict, and why the rich and poor never agree on what “justice” means.


Source of discussion in the video: Aristotle’s Politics, Book V, Chapters 1–6.

Philosophy Everyday
Here, I talk with people who take time to think. AI researchers, historians, artists, writers. And sometimes, I just think out loud and do book reviews and anything related. If you’re drawn to the margins, to ideas that don't fit into slogans or timelines, then you’re already one of us. Philosophy Everyday is a space for slow thought in a fast world. Welcome.