On the awareness of our inevitable death. The guest is a buddhist who helps terminally ill people to face their fate and has a lot to share. As Sam puts it so so eloquently in the intro than I can do justice to it, it's not the afterlife and empty promises of endless rewards are what makes this life precious, but that we have only one attempt at it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es-yJoXEiXA

While not strictly related to Stoicism, Virtue Ethics plays a very big role in it. Here is a lecture series which I found very useful. Episode #5 is dedicated on ancient Stoicism and compares Aristotelian virtue ethics to Stoic virtue ethics. The channel belongs to The University of Oklahoma and has many resources on philosophy, psychology, data sciences, chemistry, politics, biology, etc. #Stoicism #VirtueEthics https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTve54sz-eh82HN4rzGy-3BgzKMmgXLzB

There are not many videos in English on Youtube about Nagarjuna and multi-valued logic, one of Nagarjuna's monumental contributions to logic, philosophy and Buddhism in general, but this video gives a quite good introduction to this topic. The guest, Jay Garfield, starts with the...See more