First published at 00:00 UTC on April 23rd, 2021.
So why DO we think evil is so powerful? In this video, the first in a series of philosophy shorts, Mark Pellegrino explores the philosophy of evil and good. Check your premises and rethink one of the most important topics in the world today.
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So why DO we think evil is so powerful? In this video, the first in a series of philosophy shorts, Mark Pellegrino explores the philosophy of evil and good. Check your premises and rethink one of the most important topics in the world today.
0:00 Is evil a big, bad scary monster or just a big fat flop?
1:05 Have you ever stopped to think about the way we define what’s good?
2:20 Plato gave us the idea that the material world is bad and the spiritual world is good.
2:59 Plato’s way of thinking creates a conflict.
3:47 Why is evil so alluring?
4:43 How do you achieve a thriving life?
5:07 Being good is the only way you can live and be happy!
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'Evil is powerful, seductive, and beautiful because life is powerful, seductive, and beautiful. And an attractive bad versus an unattractive good is what happens when you make what’s good work at cross purposes to life.'
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Mark Pellegrino is a successful actor who appeared in Lost, Supernatural, Being Human, 13 Reasons Why, American Rust, The Closer, The Tomorrow People, Dexter, The Big Lebowski, Mulholland Drive, Capote and more. Mark teaches at Playhouse Paris, the acting school he and his wife founded in Paris. He is also a co-founder of the American Capitalist Party and a graduate of the Objectivist Academic Center.
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