Learn philosophy from YouTube!

 Quick tips

👌 YouTube is full with garbage, choose what you watch carefully.

👻 Find the actual philosophers explaining their own views.

💥Interviews and debates  make philosophers respond to criticism. Lectures allow them to go on and on without resistance, so avoid them.

💪The comment section can help you understand the video.

 ☝Commit your thoughts to a comment.

Some short videos to get you started

1. What is truth? 4 min

2. Does god exist? 10 min 

3. How does watching a suicide make you feel? 3 min

4. Does the bible condemn homosexuality? 13 min

Channels with lots of good content

1.  Best philosopher interviews out there

2. Interviews with the greatest analytic philosophers

3. The Oxford Union debates





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