Thank you for your work. Who´s next? :)

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Your production skills have really improved since your first videos. I learn a lot about philosophy from these. Thank you!

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Just discovered you. I really enjoyed that. The content is excellent, but the production is also very well done. Keep going!

See, think, and wonder, a thinking routine from Harvard University's project Zero, would make both Aquinas and Descartes proud.

Have you considered comparing Descartes passions with those of Aquinas? Comparing and contrasting Aquinas theological concupiscible and irracible passions with Descartes scientific wonderment would make for a great video.

Etienne Gilson, Louis Marin, Thomas S. Hibbs, by the way, have already ventured down this path, What intrigues me most by your inquiry, however, is how you correlated Descartes with cognitive behavioral theory, and social-emotional learning. Our culture is caught and stuck, it seems to me, with their concupiscible passions and unable to deal with the complexity of the irascible ones. As your previous videos pointed out, Descartes built such a bridge in his life, boldly making the trip to cold Sweden despite obvious and real fear. Perahps his greatest achievement ever, in my opinion, was holding up the complexity of his fears. Thanks to his fear of being condemned like Galileo , confined to house arrest, Descartes discovered creative ways to explore topics never before thought about.