Problems with the Classical Conception of Rationality (John Searle)
John Searle discusses the standard conception of rationality and some of the problems and paradoxes that it gives rise to, including the impossibility of Akrasia (i.e. weakness of will), the impossibility of self-deception, the irrationality of voting, that there must be some odds at which you would bet your life against 25 cents, as well as the conception of explanation which requires that all explanations to be deterministic. Note, his alternative conception isn't given here, but only problems for the standard account. This comes from lectures on the philosophy of society given at Berkeley in 2010. #philosophy #rationality #epistemology #searle

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Paradoxes of Irrationality - Donald Davidson (1981)

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John Searle: The Philosophy of Language - Sane Society

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Unity of Reality - new realism. Prof. John Searle

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"Proper Names" by John Searle

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Computers Don’t Understand - John Searle Chinese Room Argument (1984)

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Steven Pinker Meets Richard Dawkins | On Reason and Rationality

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12 of the HARDEST Books Ever Written (and how they'll change you)

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Consciousness in Artificial Intelligence | John Searle | Talks at Google

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Where Will the Coming Iran War Negotiations Lead? (w/ Mohammad Marandi) | The Chris Hedges Report

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The Day You Stop Romanticizing People — Carl Jung

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Debate on Mind-Brain Relation: Searle vs Eccles (1984)

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John Searle: Our shared condition -- consciousness

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John Searle // Seminar: "Perception and Intentionality"

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Reflections on Free Will, Language, and Political Power | John Searle | Talks at Google

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John Searle - What is Belief?

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John Searle - The Normative Structure of Human Civilization

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A Discussion of Artificial Intelligence with John Searle and Luciano Floridi

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John Searle - Does Consciousness Defeat Materialism?

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What Really Happens When You Die? Spinoza Knew the Answer

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