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G. E. Moore

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“Why G. E. Moore Could Have Used A Few Lessons in Thomistic Psychology” by Thomas Aquinas College Lectures &amp; Talks

“Why G. E. Moore Could Have Used A Few Lessons in Thomistic Psychology”

ILN EP 132: G. E. Moore

Pat was feeling gaslit, so Ben clears the air by introducing philosophy's savior of common sense: G. E. Moore. As one third of the Triumvirate of analytic philosophy (including the pervert Bertrand Russell and closet-case Ludwig Wittgenstein), G.E. Moore spearheaded the revolt in British philosophy against the oppressive yoke of German Idealism and ushering in the current analytic turn we see today. He also called bullshit on dogmatic skepticism with his "proof" of an external world: Here's one hand and here's the other. And boy howdy did the skeptics ever catch those hands, nawmean?

Pat was feeling gaslit, so Ben clears the air by introducing philosophy's savior of common sense: G. E. Moore. As one third of the Triumvirate of analytic philosophy (including the pervert Bertrand Russell and closet-case Ludwig Wittgenstein), G.E. Moore spearheaded the revolt in British philosophy against the oppressive yoke of German Idealism and ushering in the current analytic turn we see today. He also called bullshit on dogmatic skepticism with his "proof" of an external world: Here's one hand and here's the other. And boy howdy did the skeptics ever catch those hands, nawmean?

We don’t always (or ever) get to know why we’re suffering. Suffering and redemption are such powerful themes in our faith that even the angels desire to know more about it. Get pen and paper ready when you listen to today’s episode because we’re taking about flipping suffering on its head through the G. E. Moore Shift which is a logic exercise that helps us put suffering back into perspective. The logic G. E. Moore uses: If P, then Q P Therefore, Q   The inverse goes like this: If P, Then Q Not Q Therefore, Not P Epic Every Day is available on Radio Public, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Sticher and YouTube. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EEDCast/ Twitter: @AKindOfLying @ElizFrerichs @EEDCast EpicEveryDayNow.com Liz’s book: Tales From A Spacious Place Music by: Nu Skiffle Brigade used under creative commons license

We don’t always (or ever) get to know why we’re suffering. Suffering and redemption are such powerful themes in our faith that even the angels desire to know more about it. Get pen and paper ready when you listen to today’s episode because we’re taking about flipping suffering on its head through the G. E. Moore Shift which is a logic exercise that helps us put suffering back into perspective. The logic G. E. Moore uses: If P, then Q P Therefore, Q The inverse goes like this: If P, Then Q Not Q Therefore, Not P Epic Every Day is available on Radio Public, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Sticher and YouTube. Like us on Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/EEDCast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/EEDCast/</a> Twitter: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/akindoflying" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@AKindOfLying</a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/elizfrerichs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@ElizFrerichs</a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/eedcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@EEDCast</a> <a href="https://epiceverydaynow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EpicEveryDayNow.com</a> Liz’s book: <a href="http://a.co/fkaoUKx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tales From A Spacious Place</a> Music by: Nu Skiffle Brigade used under creative commons license

Flipping Suffering: The G. E. Moore Shift

As long as you are shifting your philosophical positions rapidly, you might as well shift your feet and dance. (When someone tries to modus ponens you, be sure to tollens them so hard.) Music by Kris McDaniel/Ben Bradley. Lyrics by Kris McDaniel/Carrie Jenkins. Carrie Jenkins — vocals, Ben Bradley — electric guitar, Kris McDaniel — synthesizer, electric guitar. Carrie Jenkins’s vocals were recorded by Carrie in Nottingham. Kris and Ben’s parts were recorded by Kris and Ben in Syracuse. Song engineered by Kris McDaniel. Copyright 2009 © The 21st Century Monads.