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The Philosophers’ Football Match

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Famous German philosophers (and one actual footballer) face off against the favoured Greek squad in this sketch from “Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl” (originally from their “Fliegender Zirkus”).

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25 Responses to “The Philosophers’ Football Match”

  1. TeseHar Says:

    boring.

  2. Mayokitty7 Says:

    “…accused Confucious of having no free will”

    LAWL.

  3. ppen2723 Says:

    haha “aristotle very much the man in form” gotta love those philosophy in-jokes

  4. ElAurian Says:

    how do you want to make sure, that this self-projected sensory as you call it is not the proof itself for the real manifestation itself? i think that is what a supporter of materialism would argue

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  6. Otispuss2 Says:

    Fucking genius indeed!!

  7. dontsmokewithoutme Says:

    The Germans are disputing it. Hegel is arguing that the reality is merely an a priori adjunct of non-naturalistic ethics, Kant via the categorical imperative is holding that ontologically it exists only in the imagination, and Marx is claiming it was offside…Fucking genius. lmfao!!

  8. Alchrat Says:

    man, are you a philosopher?

  9. SchwarzundWeis Says:

    The Greeks are still lacking any proof that this goal wasn’t just a mere image of self-projected sensory experiences deriving from the faculty of transcendental imagination thus stripping the goal of any manifestation in our reality!

  10. bellinivernon Says:

    Exelente ! ;gracias ,desde argentina.

  11. GLH09 Says:

    lmao, just amazing comedy genius

  12. Rko180 Says:

    You clearly don’t understand it. Fuck thinking? Sure shows your ability to reason. Life is nothing without enriching your mind. Also, has it occurred to you that what you view as living a life is different from what another person views as living a life? A philosopher is living his life the way he seems fit, so really, you are saying absolutely nothing of importance.

  13. Rko180 Says:

    Hahaha, Oh God, I just wish I understood more about the philosophers to understand this better. One day I will come back and get all of the jokes I missed :P

  14. TSM8088 Says:

    I love Marx chasing after the referee arguing the call! Is that the “Communist Manifesto” he’s pointing to and then hurls to the ground in disgust? ;)

  15. dehmonha Says:

    Eurekaaaaa! hahahha’

  16. jonzie84 Says:

    Yeah. Funny thing though: Marx is right!

  17. fazzinho Says:

    geeee, philosophy seems really stupid and meaningless at times, fuk all that thinking, JUST LIFE YOUR LIFE!!!

  18. lilbrothaaa Says:

    The Greeks are still lacking any proof that this goal wasn’t just a mere image of self-projected sensory experiences deriving from the faculty of transcendental imagination thus stripping the goal of any manifestation in our reality!

  19. HillDueceua Says:

    I’m not sure if people notice this but at 1:35 it looks like Archimedes is passing an idea to Socrates. I just love when he goes Eureka and runs up to the ball. “The Greeks are going mad!—- The Germans are disputing it. Hegel is arguing that the reality is merely an apriori adjunct of non-naturalistic ethics. Kant by the categorical imperative is holding that it ontologically exists only in the imagination. and Marx is claiming it was offside.”

  20. ShellBell19 Says:

    I love that Nietzsche got in trouble. He really was just a big ole troublemaker! Aww… He was the greatest. *wipes a tear from her eye*

  21. yannic2106 Says:

    lame

  22. liverpooltorresjoey1 Says:

    Beckenbauer obviously a suprise there

  23. rossdagill Says:

    EUREKAA

  24. liquidfreak Says:

    you dumbass

  25. serveel Says:

    there is the ball, there is the ball

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