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You can't know exactly what it is like to be another person or experience things from their perspective. Wittgenstein had an analogy for this. Narrated by Aidan Turner.

If a tree falls in a forest and nobody is there to hear it, does it make a sound? Narrated by Aidan Turner.

Science is based on fact. Isn't it? Narrated by Aidan Turner.

Philosopher David Hume thought you should look at the evidence. We've employed a Time Lord to investigate. Narrated by Aidan Turner.

The Oedipus Complex explained in under 2 minutes. Narrated by Aidan Turner.

In Plato’s dialogue The Symposium, Aristophanes presented a light-hearted creation myth that attempted to explain the human search for love. Narrated by Aidan Turner.

For Jean-Paul Sartre, freedom was everything. Real freedom means freedom to change your mind and freedom to fall out of love. Narrated by Aidan Turner.

Why do people do good deeds? Are they being selfless or is there something else going on? Narrated by Aidan Turner.

The family is at the heart of Confucian philosophy. Narrated by Aidan Turner.

Plato thought leaders should be specially trained philosophers chosen because they were incorruptible and had a deeper knowledge of reality. Narrated by Aidan Turner.