Joel and Travis finish Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus in this episode. Why do smart people, like babies, stare at the finger rather than where it is pointing? And what does this have to do with talk of God and debating empirical data? Also, when should we be silent? All that is answered...sort of...in this podcast.
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Joel and Travis finish Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus in this episode. Why do smart people, like babies, stare at the finger rather than where it is pointing? And what does this have to do with talk of God and debating empirical data? Also, when should we be silent? All that is answered...sort of...in this podcast.
There's good and bad and then there's good and evil--or so Nietzsche says. One is strong, the other weak; one is active, the other passive; one is noble, and the other slavish; one is of Rome, and the other conquered and destroyed Rome. What in the world is Nietzsche talking about? Where does Christianity fit in here? Are good and evil bad? Or good and bad evil? Travis gives a summary of the first essay of Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morality, and then Joel and Travis discuss it.
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Joel and Travis finish Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus in this episode. Why do smart people, like babies, stare at the finger rather than where it is pointing? And what does this have to do with talk of God and debating empirical data? Also, when should we be silent? All that is answered...sort of...in this podcast.
