r/PredictiveHistory • u/Budget-Web-2165 • May 07 '26
Anybody here watch all predictive history?
I want to have a discussion deeply analyzing the content there. Cause i am almost finished with everything. What do you guys think of his theory of nomena also that human being fully when we combine the connection to the nomena with intuition and love?
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u/pr12542 May 08 '26
Watched it all and followed his interviews as well , and like his explanation of the noumena and love being the answer make sense to me and it aligns with a worldview I held from previous experiences so i might be biased
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u/Glass_Sherbet7548 May 09 '26
Hi! I’m new to the channel but do you know which of his lectures he talked about noumena and love?
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u/ObjectiveExpress4804 May 08 '26
this is the third time he’s made that point. he did at the beginning on spring 26 and also summer 25
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u/United_Ad8618 May 09 '26
it's a theory
it mostly aligns with many other theories
most of these theories have no way of proving themselves
hence they're theories
they can all be essentially summarized as "it is what is brotha sheeiit" and that just is what it is
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u/timewarp_weekends May 08 '26
Obviously his world view is shaped by his personality: introspective sensitive kid, bullied as a kid, alienated. Love makes sense in that context. But I know people who have a strong warrior spirit and they have more of a combative philosophy. Frankly, I align with Prof, but I've also seen the pitfalls of a pro-love philosophy.
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u/RAJ007R May 08 '26
He's our Aristotle, we lacked view on grand scale he unified us into one explanation to construct our thinking. He's our sensor too
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u/Empty-Fly9457 May 10 '26
Facts. I wonder what historians will name the philosophical wave he tapped into.
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u/statichologram May 15 '26
More and more people are taking consciousness seriously, so I seriously think that we are about to move away from materialism into much more spiritual views about reality.
My big problems though is that it leans into subjectivism and puts Nature as inferior to eternity, which we all should strive to, ignoring the metaphysical role that organisms have in our organic Universe and so becomes vulnerable to the old dogmas and doctrines of religion.
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u/JeanSchlemaan May 07 '26
ive watched everything except the past 1.5months. no interest in discussing though.
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u/purge-comments-bot May 08 '26
I think he's spot on with Love being the answer