Is Berkeley worth reading?
If you want to understand the history of Western philosophy, yes. At least read the Three Dialogues.
>>8871131
>Is a philosopher before frege worth reading?
No anon
did u know that berkeley always surrounded himself with people and that one day he was left all alone for like not even one minute and he just like straight up disappeared
>>8871271
uh he wouldnt disappear bc god will still be watching DUMB ASS
>>8871362
Who watches God?
>>8871362
If I am left alone to masturbate, is it only happening in the eyes of god and not in real life?
>>8871131
His defense of Christianity is pretty interesting
>>8871371
nous
>>8873023
so you're telling me you can be the demiurge and be watched by nous?
>>8873039
The Monad can't watch the Demiurge, that shit would be redundant
>>8873041
no it wouldn't, because you can be psyche and not be nous, and you can be nous and not be in a psyche
>>8873050
But you are in Nous. That's how you can utter shath in the first place fool!
>>8873055
DAMN! that's some gnostic shit right there man!
>>8871147
Explain Berkeley to me pleasee
>>8871131
>all the retards who never read berkley mocking berkley
he is fine. even if you disagree with him he is genius
r edi eolkate s reado boks
if god wants to still have an asshole, does he need to have a complex system of mirrors so he can always keep an eye on his rectum
>>8875027
god is thoughts themselves all of reality is his thoughts
>>8876692
youre prob a materailist LOL
>>8871131
Ideally, yes
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>>8871131
I Kant say yes.
Although Kant really does decisively refute Berkeley's immaterialist thesis, I think that Berkeley provides very instructive lessons in philosophy. The Principles and the Dialogues are very good.
Of course, if you don't accept the Kantian framework, then Berkeley's thesis, in my view, still holds fairly strong.