Vlog with UFC Fighters (2019-09-11)

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An interesting meeting with some of the key fighters of the UFC and a deep conversation with UFC veteran coach Firas Zahabi.

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the presenter discusses how humans can reach a state of true understanding by being skeptical and reflecting on their experiences. He also argues that it is important to have a philosopher as a father, as this gives the son a natural sense of security. concludes with the fighters discussing how they can tell whether or not an experience is authentic and valuable.

00:00:00 The presenter discusses the state of awareness in a human being and how it corresponds to the law of Lillehammer. He goes on to say that in this state, a person is not conditioned to believe in a certain person as God, and that there is no way out.

00:05:00 Discusses the importance of skepticism and how it applies to knowledge. It also discusses the importance of reflection and silence, and how they help to form a true understanding of what is true. It concludes by discussing the importance of having a philosopher as a father, and how it gives the son a natural sense of security.
00:10:00 UFC fighters discuss how they know whether or not something is "authentic." Fighters discuss how they can tell whether or not a particular experience is valuable and whether or not it is something that they can specialize in.

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0:00:00 I'm on it while Kevin we're here in the 0:00:04 UAE and the planet it will block here 0:00:09 the rollingwood Ross Mojave and some of 0:00:12 the FC players and we're in the mission 0:00:20 it's a beautiful architecture here comes 0:00:24 our we're gonna say to the camera you 0:00:27 are beautiful architecture that's right 0:00:29 I mean they speak the truth yeah say 0:00:34 hello how you find that how you found 0:00:37 the numeration well you know the Dean 0:00:46 you have see flights ah I find love love 0:01:06 for for us in this community 0:01:22 [Laughter]0:01:33 is very different than America 0:01:36 much more intense polar bears you don't 0:01:40 have polar bears you can say in America 0:01:42 you guys wrestle grizzly bears 0:01:49 but you guys don't make it to the 0:01:51 Olympic you don't do in the Olympics 0:01:52 that would be you 0:02:10 Salam alaikum how's it gonna hear right 0:02:17 right okay so here's my variation of a 0:02:21 bassoon yes 0:02:24 when you were born 0:02:27 we told you your name is Polynesia 0:02:31 we tell you what your name is the its 0:02:34 condition it could have been something 0:02:35 else yeah 0:02:37 when you were born you you you learn 0:02:40 about the dunya you learn about the 0:02:43 dirty educate you you see something cold 0:02:46 for the first time you see something 0:02:49 something big something small something 0:02:51 rough something smooth you're learning 0:02:53 all about the duniya for the census 0:02:56 however there was a point in time when 0:02:59 you were alive where he didn't know 0:03:01 about your identity and you had it 0:03:04 interacted with the dunya 0:03:09 there was a point in time where there 0:03:12 was no identity no self no ego 0:03:15 and there was no interaction with the 0:03:18 dunya at all even when you were just 0:03:19 just born there's a minimal interaction 0:03:21 with the dunya that you're not even 0:03:23 aware of this state of there's no name 0:03:28 there's no artificial experience there's 0:03:30 no sensory experience with the dunya 0:03:35 this is a state of Lillehammer Allah why 0:03:38 because all there is is an awareness 0:03:40 within this awareness everything is 0:03:43 contained your whole existence is 0:03:45 contained your identity the dunya that's 0:03:48 why for instance when we ask materialist 0:03:50 philosophers to show us 0:03:52 materialism something outside this 0:03:54 self-awareness they cannot logically 0:03:57 speaking they cannot they always start 0:03:59 with the premise that okay your brain is 0:04:01 material therefore if you puncture the 0:04:02 brain the consciousness is gone when 0:04:05 they started with the brain is material 0:04:07 I'm asking him to prove materialism and 0:04:09 his premise starts with having to accept 0:04:12 materialism 0:04:15 but put that aside for now the argument 0:04:17 of materialism dualism and I feel as a 0:04:19 subsistence put that ass economic there 0:04:22 was a state of a human being where there 0:04:24 is nothing but awareness this is the 0:04:26 state of Lillehammer law and this is why 0:04:28 I said he says the Prophet told us were 0:04:30 all born Muslim and then your parents 0:04:32 change you to something else to 0:04:35 condition you to make you believe a 0:04:37 certain person is God or not I have to 0:04:39 condition you but what is your fitna 0:04:41 what was your natural religion or were 0:04:43 you born in 0:04:47 there's no way out of here sorry sir 0:04:49 there's no way he thought I was coming 0:04:52 in you guys saw that this man was will 0:04:55 about MMA and he doesn't think this is a 0:04:58 stereotype with coaches and fires any 0:05:07 what he's trying to say times are you 0:05:10 were talking about justified true belief 0:05:11 yes 0:05:12 even justified true belief doesn't even 0:05:15 eliminate all doubt now we have to 0:05:17 remember we're not talking about 0:05:18 pragmatism here knowledge that's useful 0:05:21 for putting a roof over your head we're 0:05:23 talking about absolute truth we're 0:05:25 talking about are you curious about some 0:05:27 people are not interested in truth some 0:05:28 people are just interested about what 0:05:30 put some food in their belly and a 0:05:32 shelter over their head after that they 0:05:34 don't want to talk anymore so this topic 0:05:36 doesn't interest you change the channel 0:05:39 because people you know they're always 0:05:41 asking me okay well how do you make 0:05:42 money with this idea this is not about 0:05:43 making money it's not about pragmatism 0:05:47 sometimes people say I love truth I love 0:05:49 truth you know people can't handle the 0:05:51 truth we believe in this truth truth I 0:05:53 was talking about you 0:05:55 what do you mean by true with oftentimes 0:05:56 what they mean is pragmatism what they 0:05:58 love is the dunya what they love is hey 0:06:00 do these methods and belief bring me 0:06:03 resources they work did it work or not 0:06:05 exactly but because something works and 0:06:08 we can find many examples of things 0:06:10 people believe things that worked but 0:06:12 there actually weren't true now they've 0:06:13 been debug like for instance we used to 0:06:15 believe bloodletting works 0:06:17 Galen we believe bloodletting is he let 0:06:20 blood out he would help you serve I was 0:06:21 actually untrue completely false but my 0:06:25 point being is this they believed it was 0:06:27 true so they they believed it was true 0:06:29 they thought I was working so they 0:06:30 called it the truth to them he was a 0:06:32 rosary source 0:06:35 even things that actually really do work 0:06:38 in the world later on find out the 0:06:40 reason why they worked is completely 0:06:41 different than the original reason why 0:06:45 so what are we talking about here 0:06:48 there if you're truly a lover of 0:06:50 knowledge you're gonna crank up the dial 0:06:51 of skepticism now today the lowest level 0:06:55 of skepticism we can accept is the 0:06:57 scientific method 0:06:59 you have a hypotheses we have to test it 0:07:01 has to be predictive as to be 0:07:03 falsifiable etc but David Hume has le 0:07:10 Emanuel cap this was not enough for them 0:07:12 they went even further they wanted to 0:07:14 know what's that puts the truth in the 0:07:16 ultimate sense so if you were reading 0:07:19 their writings you're talking about a 0:07:20 whole different subject here 0:07:24 so this is this is what we're talking 0:07:26 about now what is actually true cannot 0:07:29 be denied 0:07:30 there's no new evidence in the future 0:07:32 there's no new argument that's gonna 0:07:34 come it's bulletproof has Ally bonded 0:07:38 down to this point of awareness the 0:07:40 Canadian guy come into to the Y to look 0:07:44 at to take photos take falls of war snow 0:07:48 yeah artificial artificial actually 0:07:50 rules it's artificial snow this is what 0:07:53 they do in the bike 0:07:56 so for us the Hubble you have a little 0:07:58 cheap mill they give the recipe to the 0:08:10 Cheesecake Factory 0:08:11 [Laughter]0:08:14 sorry cool so go and tell us what your 0:08:18 son said so we do it on a regular basis 0:08:34 we go to the gym almost every single day 0:08:36 so one day my son my my little son 0:08:39 it's actually 705 he's like papa he 0:08:42 interrupted the sign yeah everything 0:08:48 happened because of something else he's 0:08:51 telling me no past events led to this 0:08:53 event then he told me and your son is 0:08:55 like 8 years old there so that's what 0:08:59 happens when you have a philosopher as a 0:09:00 father and everything's gonna be ok 0:09:07 I can tell you it has this innate sense 0:09:10 that everything's okay everything is 0:09:13 okay everything's gonna be okay I was 0:09:15 really amazed because you know what they 0:09:17 haven't had the time to be influenced by 0:09:18 their environment as much as us or 0:09:20 indoctrinated or school than a school of 0:09:23 thought these are just as natural five 0:09:24 circles 0:09:26 it's incredible so that's the importance 0:09:29 of reflection silence silence long 0:09:35 period of time some people cannot stand 0:09:37 silence the reason why people cannot use 0:09:40 with sense science is because I believe 0:09:44 a deep-seated fear of death all your 0:09:48 anxieties come from your fear of death 0:09:50 the last of me your fear of death you're 0:09:54 constantly distracting yourself with 0:09:55 coffee a movie if you see if I sit you 0:09:58 in a room with no entertainment no 0:10:01 danger no danger ergo entertainment some 0:10:04 people will become mad 0:10:06 you're gonna live your own personal 0:10:08 health and that move and some people are 0:10:11 gonna fight piece 0:10:13 it depends how your mind is 0:10:15 but people were constantly trying to 0:10:18 distract themselves they're running from 0:10:22 a particular health 0:10:22 quiet quiet in silence when being with 0:10:28 yourself ISM and sufferable insufferable 0:10:30 you can't stand yourself there are some 0:10:33 people they cannot have peace some 0:10:35 people they call it intrinsic they can't 0:10:37 stop talking and making noises it's a 0:10:39 non-stop concert those people my opinion 0:10:43 are uncomfortable with themselves and 0:10:44 the idea of death because the second the 0:10:46 second things are calm there's not 0:10:48 having deep thoughts when you have deep 0:10:50 thoughts one philosopher put it that 0:10:53 said don't think we don't do philosophy 0:10:55 if you don't want to see yourself look 0:10:57 at yourself because you're going to see 0:10:59 some type of ugliness and you're gonna 0:11:01 have to deal with it that's why some 0:11:03 people are so preoccupied they never 0:11:05 want to have any kind of experience 0:11:09 because they cannot stand themselves 0:11:11 this is the truth if you look at all the 0:11:14 stages the prophets the wise man they 0:11:16 all have times of seclusion the Prophet 0:11:19 indicator Jesus's wilderness Buddha 0:11:22 under the tree there was always a period 0:11:24 of time of apology a stigma Tesla Isaac 0:11:32 Newton even even when we receive our 0:11:34 culture there was a time word 0:11:38 Sullivan when Isaac Newton wrote the 0:11:40 three laws of motion he was hiding from 0:11:42 the plane when Descartes wrote his 0:11:45 meditations he spent he was isolated 0:11:49 I spent alone in the cabinet they were 0:11:50 all running from the plague disease yeah 0:11:55 yeah you said you if you went away for 0:11:56 ten years solitude is a very special 0:12:01 case good leg of lamb before this guy 0:12:03 was a vegetarian it's took about leg of 0:12:04 lamb poutine how about you because I'm 0:12:08 an ego this you got a translator here 0:12:13 it looks better at this country 0:12:20 [Music]0:12:28 got me through state can live and 0:12:32 it's what you take when you take 0:12:33 ourselves to the party 0:12:35 and then we painted my god you're the 0:12:37 authority get on the bike 0:12:38 that was the hole 0:12:40 so there's ago the communities enough 0:12:44 I can say for the same thing and then I 0:12:48 already is so just for the benefits of 0:12:50 the tape so when we're talking about the 0:12:52 Kartika canonicity which is that the 0:12:57 fries come together and they want to 0:12:59 canonize the Bible they want an 0:13:01 authoritative text the main criteria is 0:13:03 that is going to be the revelation of 0:13:07 the text with a can on the Bible if 0:13:09 agrees with our teachings but the whole 0:13:11 point of pattern of canonization is that 0:13:13 they had to find a text to you to derive 0:13:16 evidence for the beliefs values and etc 0:13:19 so you see the second argument to say 0:13:21 what's authentic naturally does apply 0:13:23 sometimes oh but the Holy Spirit was 0:13:26 working the hemisphere was working they 0:13:29 see the Holy Spirit was working and I 0:13:31 have another argument with me where'd 0:13:33 you get the idea the cause of the Holy 0:13:34 Spirit from the Bible they get back into 0:13:36 that nice angle 0:13:38 [Music]0:13:40 this is the end of our to Abu Dhabi 0:13:43 that's some strategic means in this 0:13:46 important things for foreign-born people 0:13:51 so this is it had some really 0:13:55 interesting composition for us how did 0:13:57 you know 0:14:03 one student 0:14:07 very simple insight on the parenting 0:14:10 class again yeah yeah it's good but not 0:14:15 and not not to be fair not many people 0:14:17 can specialize in to areas like that no 0:14:21 definite 0:14:26 I always guys

Vlog with UFC Fighters (2019-09-11) ​

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Vlog with UFC Fighters (2019-09-11)

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