Could you guys please recommend some YouTube channels to me? Thanks!
Could you guys please recommend some YouTube channels to me? Thanks!
Ryan Gonzalez
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Jackson Watson
Christopher Gray
All of FreiheitXXI's videos are based
Matthew Walker
Joshua Cooper
These videos are from a few years ago, but they're really good youtube.com
Sebastian Hernandez
this is also videos by the same group youtube.com
Kevin Cox
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Jackson Price
hbomberguy is shit and should die.
Dylan White
Nah, he's hilarious. Don't get triggered like a little cuck, gator.
Daniel Long
Here are some of my favourites:
Yale courses is what it says in the title. The university of Yale has been running an open access program for some time, filming various introductory lectures and uploading them. You can learn anything from political theory to psychology here. Keep in mind that the professors make mistakes though, from my experience they are mostly educated in their own field so if you find an economics guy talk about darwinism, be sceptical.
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Theramin Trees and Qualia Soup do similar things and are irl brothers so I'll list them as one. Their videos mostly focus on a philosophical criticism of religion with some moral philosophy sprinkled in. These are some of the best videos you'll find on the topic.
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CGP Grey covers a lot of topics. He has made videos criticizing democratic voting systems, explaining environmental determinism and showing the rapid progress of mechanization. Every one of his videos is great, very digestible and informative.
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Democracy at Work is the group RD Wolf is working with. He frequently uploads videos examining economics from a socialist perspective. His criticisms are mostly spot on (except for him being a full on conspiracy theorist when genetic manipulation is the topic, again, DO NOT trust people when they are talking about stuff that is not their field) but he is really into worker coops. You should be able to identify the issue with those yourself. Still recommended though.
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Wes Cecil is a philosopher that talks about the important things in life. Every lecture of his is a treat because he has an engaging style of talking and mixes biting criticism with humour. I especially recommend his lecture series "Myths of the American Mind". If you want to be a real memelord, he also did an introduction to Stirner in his "Forgotten Philosophers" series.
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