Before anyone else says it, I got Isaac and Abraham backwards. Mea culpa.

What a ripper of a discussion, loved it.

For me there are two different views of what is the most important purpose of philosophy - What is the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, especially when considered as an academic discipline, or How to live a life that is fulfilling and meaningful. I tend to seek the latter which is why I read and think on the stoics a lot Seneca, Epictetus and of course Marcus Aurelius.

Interestingly teaching philosophy in schools seems correlate (and I am not implying causation) to improvements in NAPLAN scores due to the practice in critical thinking.

https://theconversation.com/want-to-improve-naplan-scores-teach-children-philosophy-64536

I wasn’t going to say anything. I got my name and my wife’s confused during our wedding vows.

Enjoyed the podcast immensely. Do more with Greg.

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