3:05:06Level 1 to 100 Philosophy Concepts to Fall Asleep To
Three hours and five minutes, one hundred self contained philosophy concepts, roughly ninety seconds each, from Plato's allegory of the cave at level 1 to the problem of dirty hands at level 100. Every entry gives the definition, the central example or thought experiment, the philosopher it belongs to, and the objection it ends on, with no host, no guest and no tangents. The level numbers are a running order rather than a difficulty curve: ancient metaphysics and the famous set pieces come early, ethics and politics through the middle, epistemology, logic, language and philosophy of mind at the end, and the pace quietly accelerates from 122 seconds per concept in the first block of ten to 82 in the ninth. This page rebuilds all one hundred in the video's own order, grouped into ten thematic blocks, with charts of how the concepts distribute across the branches of philosophy, a diagram of the trolley problem's two cases, the Münchhausen trilemma lined up against its three escape routes, and ledgers of the rival ethical frameworks and the eight positions on consciousness the video keeps returning to.