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Teaching Philosophy and Seeking Truth
12:58 - 20:14 (07:16)
The hosts discuss the benefits of cooperative discussion in teaching philosophy instead of using subtle techniques to mold people's minds to agree with you, and the importance of wanting the truth in discussions rather than just trying to win an argument.
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Teaching and learning have generational power and can lead to political impacts.
12:58 - 15:12 (02:14)
Summary
Teaching and learning have generational power and can lead to political impacts. Being able to ask the questions that we need answers to is important even in the face of threat from the government or job loss.
ChapterTeaching Philosophy and Seeking Truth
Episode#419 - Meghan Sullivan & Paul Blaschko - A Philosopher's Guide To The Good Life
PodcastModern Wisdom
Socrates was willing to die for the right to ask questions and to try to find the truth.
15:12 - 16:22 (01:09)
Summary
Socrates was willing to die for the right to ask questions and to try to find the truth. Free speech should not be used to limit other people's ability to use free speech, as it defeats the purpose of it.
ChapterTeaching Philosophy and Seeking Truth
Episode#419 - Meghan Sullivan & Paul Blaschko - A Philosopher's Guide To The Good Life
PodcastModern Wisdom
The podcast discusses how seeking the truth in a discussion, rather than trying to win the argument can decrease tension and offer better resolution.
16:22 - 20:14 (03:52)
Summary
The podcast discusses how seeking the truth in a discussion, rather than trying to win the argument can decrease tension and offer better resolution. The hosts share their experiences and advise against using subtle techniques to influence others' opinions.