Leo, are you going to put your new 2 videos on Spotify/Apple Podcasts?

[Sincerity]

@Leo Gura Like the title says. Not sure if you forgot about this. 🙏

Edited August 17 by Sincerity

[Leo Gura]

I need to, yeah.

[UnbornTao]

Was looking to download the mp3's on the site.

[Sincerity]

Hey @Leo Gura, please put your post-modernism video on Spotify someday. Would love to listen to it. 🙏

[Sincerity]

3 hours ago, Sincerity said:

Would love to listen to it. 🙏

Nvm watched it. 

@Leo Gura One thing I still can't distangle in my mind very well is the connection between red/blue-orange-green vs pre modern-modern-post modern. I know you suggested to view them as separate lenses entirely, however the spiral stages correlate a lot to what you said in the video in my mind. Also I still do prefer Greuter's stages where the Individualist stage encompasses post-modernism better I think.

Another thing I thought about is how I'm trying to understand my mind/reality and treating them like something that is just there to understand for me, similarly to how a modernist would treat "objective" reality like it's just there for them to analyze scientifically. However, I treat my mind/reality in this way with a simultaneous view that everyone is different and my world is not another person's world. I'd honestly say I am really non-judgemental of people in this regard. Still, I think it's funny how you can view reality/mind as something other/external but JUST for you. I was mulling over what category this type of thinking would fall to. I guess the core difference between modern and post-modern here is "objective" reality vs my subjective reality, while both categories can view it as other/external, since it always kind of is (even when you see you're God).

Good episode. I'm excited for future videos. And put that crap on podcast platforms pls!

Edited September 2 by Sincerity

[Leo Gura]

Postmodernists don't really have a grasp of subjective reality so much as various socially constructed realities. PM's view of things is biased towards seeing reality as primarily a social phenomenon, not a 1st person one. Which is why they deny truth. They can't find truth because they are looking for it in the wrong place: the social domain. Of course there is barely any truth to be found there.

Edited September 2 by Leo Gura

[Sincerity]

2 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Postmodernists don't really have a grasp of subjective reality so much as various socially constructed realities. PM's view of things is biased towards seeing reality as primarily a social phenomenon, not a 1st person one.

Oh, right, got it. Thanks for the response!