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1 The same thing in the language of chazal
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11 Crazy People serving Intellectual People
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14 The Social Soul
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19 Becoming stupider in order to think
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26 Ad Delo Yada - Finding the space to ask questions
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27 Philosophy is for the working class
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since philosophy is the human kind of thought, it is the only kind proper for normal humans which are thinking animals, not only the kind of animal known as academics.

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28 The meaning of the metaphor "health of the soul"
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29 Teaching your liking part to like better things
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30 Should we be happy we received the torah
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This lesson examines whether we should genuinely be happy about receiving the Torah, distinguishing between defending an abstract religious ideal and evaluating the actual lived tradition as it exists among real people and teachers. The discussion argues that Torah exists not as a book but as a system of trained character traits (middot) that must be cultivated through education, and that being happy with Torah means recognizing which virtues we've been taught are genuinely good versus which need refinement. The framework suggests that religious authenticity depends on teachers being sincere in using Torah to become better people, not on defending correct beliefs, since children naturally continue traditions only when they witness genuine virtue in their educators.

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31 Does winning a war prove you right or losing prove you wrong
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33 People with bad midos also have bad opinions
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34 Prerequesits for understanding the eight chapters
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35 Human action includes stories
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36 Why modern retellings of ancient ethics seem relativist
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37 The Law is a Teacher
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39 Ordering the year toward the good - Rosh Hashana
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40 Middos of Compassions and Forgiveness is basic
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41 How to be a good friend | Beginning of Chapter 4
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44 What does "definition" mean - "Mean" is the definition of virtue
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45 Temperance and Courage
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46 A Litvak Says that he's Lesham Shamayim
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47 Torah can only be translated into Greek
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48 Why only the crazy people are normal
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49 Nobody ever experienced "Free Will" but "Choice"
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50 Virtuous habits don't make actions automatic
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51 Being a good person internally doesn't mean wanting to be a good person
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Being a good person internally doesn't mean wanting to be a good person

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52 Lo Sachmod is the Midda for Lo Tignov Tirtzach Tinaf Taane
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This lecture explores the distinction between authentic and false interiority in Jewish ethics, arguing that true inner virtue must always be directed toward external action rather than being self-focused. Using the commandment of Lo Tachmod (don't covet) as a case study, the instructor demonstrates how this final commandment of the Ten Commandments represents the internal dimension of all the preceding prohibitions—not a separate rule about controlling desires, but the character foundation that prevents theft, murder, and adultery. The discussion challenges common misconceptions about moral self-evidence, using the analogy of the wheel's invention to show how even "obvious" ethical principles required revelation to become clear.

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53 Contrasting two theories s of Lo Sachmod
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This shiur examines the prohibition of Lo Tachmod (do not covet) through two competing readings: one that treats desire itself as the root of all evil and calls for its suppression, and another that insists goodness is defined by external moral reality—knowing what actually belongs to you and what doesn't—rather than by internal emotional refinement. The discussion opens with how the mazal of Chodesh Adar and the thirteenth month illustrate that celestial influences reach humans only through human mediation and the decisions of Beis Din, then applies this principle of channeling to argue that real moral progress requires detailed knowledge of obligations and property rights (Choshen Mishpat), not just the squashing of desire, since a person free of passion but ignorant of what he owes others remains a thief.

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54 Why everyone started to think internal intention is the only good thing
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The modern split between "inner" and "outer" goodness stems from the loss of natural teleology — once you deny that things in the world have inherent purposes, goodness can no longer reside in actions themselves and gets trapped entirely in human intention, producing the familiar but incoherent idea that being "good on the inside" is what really matters. This shift generated both utilitarianism (goodness as subjective feeling) and deontology (goodness as obedience to moral law), and stands behind the Tanya vs. Nefesh HaChaim dispute, the modern reinterpretation of kavana as a mental state rather than a description of what you're actually doing, and the strange claim that Torah lishma is about your headspace rather than your learning. Purim embodies the corrective: chitzoniyus IS pnimiyus — happiness is not a feeling but a fact, realized through concrete action like matanos l'evyonim, not through interior emotional states.

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55 The Chazon Ish's struggle to explain the ancient kind of good jew
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This lecture examines the fundamental shift in Jewish ideals from the classical emphasis on Torah study and mitzvah observance (the Talmid Chacham ideal) to modern movements that prioritize internal states—Chassidus's focus on dveykus (cleaving to God) and the Mussar movement's emphasis on middos (character traits). The Chazon Ish emerges as a rare modern thinker who recognized that halacha contains far more sophisticated understanding of human nature and reality than simplistic ethical frameworks, though he struggled to articulate this insight without resorting to divine command theory. The core argument is that traditional Jewish law accounts for vastly more complexity and variables in human behavior than contemporary approaches that reduce everything to feelings, biases, or therapeutic categories—making halacha more intellectually serious than modern alternatives, not because of its divine origin, but because it represents millennia of careful thinking about actual human situations.

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56 Remember you were OTD in Egypt too - The night of apikorses
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Religious questioning follows predictable stages: initial rejection of obvious absurdities, attempts to connect with those who've left observance, and eventual recognition that the "simple" religious person may understand something deeper than both the skeptic and the one who left. The fundamental challenge is that meaning-systems are built in layers over time—like technology built from sand to silicon to AI—and cannot be reconstructed through rational argument alone. Most people who leave Orthodox Judaism get stuck asking surface-level questions about dinosaurs or biblical criticism, while the real philosophical work requires years of lived experience that can't be compressed into a single conversation or apologetic argument.

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57 Avrohom Avinu didn't care for his children
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This lecture addresses the question of why Jews should remain Jewish rather than assimilate, examining Leo Strauss's argument that assimilation fails because one can only be a "Jewish Jew" or a "Gentile-ish Jew." The instructor challenges the counter-argument that multi-generational assimilation could eventually succeed, introducing the concept that parental influence naturally extends only four generations and exploring how Abraham's covenant and the Akeidah (binding of Isaac) represent a commitment to transcend this natural limit by accepting exile and suffering for the sake of a messianic future beyond one's great-grandchildren. The discussion grapples with whether one should sacrifice present well-being for distant descendants and how Abraham's choice established the Jewish pattern of non-assimilation despite persecution.

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58 Division of Character Traits According to Parts of the Soul or According to Their Subjects | Eight Chapters, Chapter 4
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59 Do you want the truth and ways to list the virtues
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This lesson examines why character development (middos) must precede Torah learning and investigates the fundamental question of which virtues are most essential. The discussion reveals that creating a definitive list of virtues is both practically difficult and theoretically problematic, since any single virtue pursued correctly necessarily implies and requires all others—you cannot have complete kindness, humility, or truth-seeking without the full complement of other virtues. The unity of virtues means that while naming specific character traits helps us notice and cultivate them, genuine virtue exists only in the context of the whole person, not as isolated qualities that can be developed independently.

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60 Talmidei Chachamim as elite investors - The Rambamist way of supporting Torah
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The Rambam's approach to supporting Torah scholars is not a prohibition on fundraising but a specific economic model based on business partnership. According to Maimonides, Torah scholars should function as investors who provide capital while others conduct business and share profits, receiving the same preferential treatment friends give each other in commerce. This framework maintains the dignity of Torah study while creating a sustainable support system grounded in mutual benefit rather than charity.

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61 Stop beating your torah rock! Rambam and Mekubalim on shells and fruit in Torah
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This shiur examines the fundamental distinction between virtues (character excellences) and mitzvos (commandments), arguing that mitzvos function as teachers for those who lack proper virtues rather than as ends in themselves. The Rambam and Kabbalistic sources converge on the view that Torah has both an external, utilitarian dimension—guiding people toward virtue through law—and an inner, true dimension concerning knowledge of God and reality. The discussion addresses why the Mekubalim insisted every mitzvah must have metaphysical meaning beyond its practical purpose, leading to interpretive methods like letter permutation, while the Rambam maintained that most mitzvos serve as preparation for the few that directly concern ultimate truth.

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62 Shavuos, Harvest, and the value and danger of belief in torah from heaven
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This lecture examines Shavuot's true meaning as an agricultural festival celebrating the wheat harvest and economic prosperity, rather than simply commemorating the giving of the Torah. The speaker argues that Torah law should be read as utopian social blueprints for creating a just, prosperous society—where following divine economic principles (like leaving gleanings for the poor) leads to tangible material success—not merely as abstract religious obligations. The discussion concludes by challenging the concept of "Torah from Heaven," suggesting that prophets spoke in the normal rhetorical conventions of their time to address real human problems, and that modern distance from this context creates a false impression that ancient revelation was categorically different from rational moral teaching.

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63 Authority, Form, and Content in Prophecy
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Religious truth operates across three distinct dimensions that are often confused: authority (the source of truth), content (what is being taught), and form (how it is expressed and transmitted). While modern discourse tends to collapse these categories—either demanding blind acceptance of authority or claiming content alone matters—the most critical yet overlooked dimension is form: the specific strategies and vessels through which divine knowledge reaches humanity. Major religious movements succeed not merely through true content or divine authority, but through novel forms of revelation that work powerfully once but become exhausted after use—explaining why there are so few major religions, why prophecy appears to have ceased, and why future religious leadership must discover unprecedented strategies rather than repeat biblical patterns that any contemporary person could imitate.

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64 Broad and Specific meanings of Sôphrosunê or Zehiurs
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This shiur examines the virtue of zehirus (temperance/self-control) as presented in Rambam's Shemonah Perakim, tracing how abstract virtue-language developed from Biblical Hebrew's verb-based expressions to the Sages' philosophical terminology. The discussion analyzes three rabbinic terms—zehirus, yirat chet (fear of sin), and nefesh shefalah (lowly soul)—showing how they correspond to the Greek concept of sophrosyne, which Aristotle restricted from Plato's general self-control to specifically mean proper desire for physical pleasures. The Rambam follows Aristotle's narrow definition, understanding these virtues not as external control over appetite but as trained aversion to inappropriate physical pleasures, particularly in food and sexuality.

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65 Dialectic restricting temperance to pleasures of body and to sense of touch (NE III.10)
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66 Obesity Epidemic isn't a failure of Temperance (NE III.11)
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This lecture examines Aristotle's hierarchy of human goods and the virtue of temperance, distinguishing between natural bodily desires (shared by all humans) and cultivated, qualitative preferences (specific to individuals and cultures). The instructor argues that modern obesity is primarily a physiological regulation problem rather than a failure of temperance—true temperance concerns *what* and *how* we consume (choosing refined over base pleasures), not merely *how much*. Jewish dietary laws like kashrut exemplify genuine temperance by imposing qualitative order on eating, though modern food abundance presents challenges even these traditional structures struggle to address.

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67 Desiring People vs Desiring natural pleasure
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This lecture examines Aristotle's distinction between natural/common pleasures and chosen/specific pleasures in Jewish ethics, focusing on food and sex as the two bodily pleasures subject to temperance. The instructor argues against materialist reductions of desire, showing how sexual and gustatory desires are mediated by narrative and cultural scripts rather than being purely physical phenomena. The mitzvah of kiddushin (marriage sanctification) transforms base physical desire into interpersonal, story-laden desire directed toward one's spouse, making proper measure a question of direction and context rather than mere quantity or self-control.

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68 The Secret of Yisrael in Galus
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This lecture examines the philosophy of fasting through multiple frameworks: as a time-management strategy that creates space for spiritual focus by removing daily obligations, as a protest against modern consumerism and the tyranny of constant productivity, and as a communal gathering that redirects resources toward charity and collective introspection. The discussion then shifts to the deeper problem of Jewish cultural survival in exile, arguing that Judaism requires a complete lived culture—not just abstract principles—and exploring the Kabbalistic metaphor of the Torah as a sword that allows Jews to carve out autonomous cultural space within dominant host civilizations, much as the soul must create meaning within the prison of the body.

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69 Sins of the eyes or of the sense of touch using eyes
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