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Do We Need Humanities? | Spengler & Toynbee

Support me on Patreon -   / thirdparadigm   Buymeabook - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thirdpar... To support me via PayPal - http://paypal.me/Thirdparadigm - donations will be included in future videos. socials:https://linktr.ee/thirdparadigm Should we throw out humanities and become engineers? Did philosophy, arts, poetry, and fiction exhaust their creativity? Are natural sciences the only legitimate fields to pursue? In this video, I review Kanye West’s statement about the importance of engineering and how this opinion is rooted in the social fabric of western civilization. “How can one expect a sense of reverential awe for anything in the young when all they see around them is man-made and the cheapest and ugliest of its kind. For the city dweller, even the view of the sky is obscured by skyscrapers and chemical clouding of the atmosphere. No wonder the progress of civilization goes hand in hand with the deplorable disfigurement of town and country” After every winter comes the spring! #kanyewest #philosophy #spengler #engineering #history #Toynbee References: Oswald. Spengler.The Decline of the West: Form and Actuality. ARKTOS MEDIA Limited, series: Form & actuality. Toynbee, Arnold. 1972. A Study of history (Illustrated and abridged). American Heritage. Ebert, John. Dead Celebrities, Living Icons. 2010. Greenwood Publishing Group. United States of America Contents 00:00 – Why engineering 00:35 – Is it Just a Crazy Idea? 01:05 – Oswald Spengler 02:44 – Central Question of the video 02:57 – Cultural Death – Quantity over Quality 05:19 – Engineering as a new poetry 06:13 – Cultural Cycles 08:41 – Roman Empire vs Western Civilization 12:12 – What does Engineering Symbolize? 12:36 – History vs Nature 14:12 – Left vs Right Hemisphere 16:21 – Kanye vs Arnold Toynbee | Industrialization 18:06 – History vs Engineering 20:29 – Pathetic vs Apathetic Fallacy 22:27 – Back to Kanye 22:28 – Should We Surrender? 24:46 – No! Humanities Do Matter! Sponsorship proposals: [email protected]