Machine Philosophy

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Machine Philosophy

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Created 6 years, 5 months ago.

727 videos

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AS OF 7-14-2020, I'M NO LONGER UPLOADING NEW MATERIAL. BITCHUTE CANNOT CORRECT A 2+ YEAR OLD PROBLEM OF UPLOADS NOT WORKING.
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This channel is dedicated to the vision-impaired.

You can support my efforts at https://www.patreon.com/machinephilosophy

You can email me at same username on gmail.

I write and perform as Frank Stone.

Mp3s of ALL readings and lectures are at https://metatheoreticmachine.blogspot.com/

The "Notes on..." readings are of my *notes* on those sources, and must not be confused with the originals which provoked them.

The goal is for you to understand this material as quickly and deeply as possible. Deep books and deep notes on deep issues is what you'll hear in these recordings. No BS.

I have recorded over 3600 half-hour videos as of July 2020. The goal is 20,000 (=10,000-Hour Rule). They're not studio perfect, but in terms of actually learning and retaining the material, I'll put my readings up against any narration out there.

I'm available for lectures and debates (either side), as well as private instruction and coaching in philosophy. If you want to be pre-eminent in the field of philosophy, I have the most advanced methods for getting you there as quickly as possible. Contact me for further information.

To become an expert in philosophy quickly, listen to my "Metatheoretic Frontiers in Philosophy" lecture, and read your own most important book in philosophy seven times aloud. That's right, aloud. A preliminary for certification. You heard it here first.

You also need self help influences to develop good daily study habits. For that, I recommend above all others, a book that provides the method to outsmart your own laziness, procrastination etc: What to Say When You Talk to Yourself, by Shad Helmstetter. Or just listen to my Self-Talk recording.

All the best,
Frank