Philosophy and Critical Thinking

The course opens up the mind, particularly in the field of epistemology. It successfully made us wonder if knowledge can ever be defined. And, to delve further, it made us think whether there is any 'foundational' knowledge that does not have to be justified. But, since knowledge can be seen as a 'justified' belief, it makes us wonder whether those 'foundational' knowledge really is knowledge, or are the axioms in mathematics are just 'beliefs'.

Are the letters that form words just 'beliefs'? Quite absurd to call it a belief but does not match the definition of a 'knowledge' either.

Short videos sometimes with accompanying text to delve into it.
If you like to tackle some strange issues like what is a self? Some of it useful like critical thinking with logical fallacies and with biases.

But most of it not useful, but I find it delighting and amusing to ponder, ergo maximum stars.

One of the best ways to understand how thinking and philosophy go together. Really effective presentation but still deals with some difficult stuff. Good job on the part of whoever put it together.

It's good fun but also has a lot of really good content. You can kind of take it as you want and still feel like you've done a good course. Some kind of odd videos but they fit nicely.