Philosophy Through Humor
Jul 22, 2007Why did Nietzsche cross the road? To get beyond good and evil! How is a good joke like a good philosophical argument?
Even as we wait in anticipation for Sunday's World Cup final between France and Croatia, there is at least one other major soccer event that we can watch right now: the "Philosophers' World Cup" by Monty Python.
One of the group's most famous skits, the "Philosophers' World Cup" between German and Greek philosophers/soccer players (with Confucius as the referee) is still hilarious as ever. Check the video out above.
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Why did Nietzsche cross the road? To get beyond good and evil! How is a good joke like a good philosophical argument?
Once upon a time, student athletes were students first, athletes second; the Olympics was about amateurism and the pursuit of exce...
What can we learn from baseball? Are the passions we have for our baseball teams and heroes irrational?