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What a beauty filled thing the two of you have done for humanity,

Thank you, really useful!

Oh look, a butch white lesbian with White Guilt My shocked face

Silk, spices, and coins imported from the east and furs, swords, and slaves from the west... so how did this fuel a european advantage? Couldnt the east build a new economic foundation on their exports? I would think so, which would imply more reasons why the west gained the edge. Would like to hear more about the trade imbalance

ZERO long term safety &/or efficacy studies always meant precisely that, with that being said, the ‘Antibody Dependent Enhancement’ thing was long since known about, historically leading to a lot of dead ferrets in the lab. the guinea pigs were played, now you ARE ‘the research’, for life. whooops ! S.A.D.S. but true. 🐑💉🧪🧬🦠⏱💣🫀💥🚑

Please keep current with your boosters otherwise you're putting all of us at risk. 💙💙

Will always be indebted to him to help me understand the reality as it is and how it is perceived in social sciences and in life. RIP Sir. Salute.

In ww2 japan did far worse than any tryranical side of human history combined, hardly any asian nation thats their victim be it China, India, Indonesia, Korea, or Philippines were sorry for those nukes, the Bombs saved lives inorder to end the war sooner and reduce the loss of life on both sides by doing a D-day on Japan. Call it whatever you want but lets ask again who the fuck started that shit and made it happen, let me give you a hint it rhymes with Enperor Hirohito

absolute lad

Thanks for this - very enlightning talk by someone sure of their subject.

is there a version for dummies?

This Man is a Legend.

RIP. A philosopher will be missed

Such sharp intelligence and crystal-clear mind.A true lost

Darn it! I love Bhaskar so much!

Yeah, let's call everything terrorism and our lives will be better.

Roy was kind to let me sit in on a number of his seminars at IoE while I was doing my PhD research about 7 or 8 years ago. This is how he spoke, always with gentility and softness, always with carefully chosen words, always without starting with the idea that the audience needed to have things explained to them in a way that dumbed things down, and always in terms of stating and restating (in slightly different terms) the same things. He tended to lose people along the way, often at the point where he got beyond the critique of science and the epistemic fallacy and into the labyrinthine descriptions of ontology and so on. By the time he tried to explain meta-reality, I doubt anyone could really follow him, and if they could they may not have quite agreed. I think CR is probably now doomed to be an item on the menu for master's and doctoral students possible philosophical perspectives to select their approach, and maybe by some others who arrived in this man's wake from social science and other critical approaches with roots in Marxism and metaphors of justice and power. This is a shame, because he was really on to something with the search for a coherent path from ontology to epistemology to axiology. But he really was a lovely guy, who held court with style despite some serious physical conditions.

Jabba The Hut inhabited by the spirit of an English upper-class puff, giving back to Common Sense its own banality tarted up with academese and spiced with mystical mumbojumbo.

To my eternal shame, I just "discovered" Mr. Bhaskar last night while researching a topic on epistemological thinking and the human brain's "need" (ability?) to create constructs in order to understand ("dissect?" But mine is such a morbid term...) _underlying reality_ which may land us on the deterministic side if not understood and mastered. The man beat me to the punch DECADES back! I must now credit his views when I complete my project. Sure wish I had met him in his prime. My god, what a mind!Be well.

I wish I would have heard this lecture during Philosophy 201! Excellent. I pray that in all his getting of knowledge that he came to the knowledge of the truth in Jesus Christ before he left this world. Jesus IS the way, the truth and the life. No man can come unto the Father except through Him. Jesus is the Door. Today, if you hear His voice-- come.

I remember my Christian college taught me "critical 'realism'" which denied that there were any facts or that words have any meaning which therefore implies that there is no truth or morality

an article on space.com guided me to this video... well kinda... seems like sterile neutrinos are in the news, and they pulled a paper from arxiv.org, which of course i had to google, then saw the guys named who created it back in 1991 (yay prodigy days? heh), and of course had to google his name, and sure enough here i am listening to Paul describe bringing the repository alive. I am a rabbit hole hunter. pretty cool stuff.

What moves one over and over about Roy Bhaskar is his modesty. He even understanded his huge contribution to the resuscitation of dialectical thinking which is of enormous value for addressing the crisis of four-planar being. To show how true this is he left to others. I am forever grateful to Roy to have shown me the promises of dialogical thinking based on dialectic. Otto Laske, creator of the Constructive Developmental Framework, an epistemological equivalent of dialectical ontology. March 2017.

if you could include the audio track of the question being asked that would be great i think. also that would help for quoting the conversation correctly :)

Fantastic! Viewing reality as stratified allows us to see what underlies each, deeper ontological layer; therefore, the reality we currently have / see / experience is the result deeper and deeper layers that can be understood, and even influenced. Its like knowing that a change in the direction of a stream, upstream will make a change in the flow downstream...except opposite that we work with 'deeper' and 'superficial' as the boundaries of the CR stratification... it makes a difference!

A great mind ... very missed.

Great person in the world.

THIS GUY FUCK YEAH

I love you.

"Hopefully in a reader friendly way..."

A great mind is now gone. RIP Roy Bhaskar. May your followers stand on your shoulders.

Very interesting I'm sure - too clever for me though :(