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Would Ancient Greek Philosophers Approve of Video Games?

Long-form15:54GamingPublished Jun 25, 2026, 7:00 PM · 4mo ago
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As gamers, video games unironically hold a special and important place in our lives. It might sound incredulous, but it’s simply true. As a gamer who loves philosophy, the natural question and premise of this video is what would each Greek philosopher think about video games? Their thoughts on the human experience have endured in validity for a multitude of centuries, so what would these visionaries say about such a modern and surely unforeseen pastime? Well, stick around and I’ll tell you. Subscribe to join our growing community, and be sure to drop your thoughts in the comment section! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBBJa__dFgXQgWBOI9TNxdw?sub_confirmation=1 ⏰ Timestamps ⏰ 0:00 Opening 0:44 Context for Today’s Subject 02:22 Socrates 04:28 Plato 06:22 Aristotle 08:10 Epicurus 09:42 Zeno of Citium 11:10 Diogenes 13:42 Conclusion 14:45 MY Message to YOU If you want to support my journey to doing YouTube full time (outside of subscribing) consider the following links: https://buymeacoffee.com/lordkhury (Join our Discord!) https://get.figgyz.com/signup/6710509425451 (Affordable Video Game Collectables!) wearthepeace.com/?ref=professorkhury (Every purchase gives back to a humanitarian cause!)
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