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Poll

Which of these topics sound most interesting?

  • Architecture and Philosophy 84
  • Film Theory 30
  • The Philosophy of Boredom 65
  • Video Games and Philosophy 50
  • Structuralism and Semiotics 61
  • 2025-02-20
  • multiple choice
  • 290 votes
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Content

I'm often choosing what to read based on how likely I think it is to make for interesting video material, but there's also always too much to choose from. These are not yet specific video ideas, just a couple of topics I've looked into recently, and I wanna do a poll so as to decide which of them I should do more reading on:

Comments

JimJim5122

The boredom option resonates a lot with all those books coming out around how our ability to focus has nose-dived in a years.

Alex Stoiber

I think there’s so much untapped potential for vids on philosophy and video games. Even if it’s just like your Doom/Thatcher video where you use a game mod to talk about broader concepts or social issues. Could be good way to make a shorter vid if you just focus in on a small aspect of a particular game.

cuck

I agree! I'm kinda surprised it's one of the least popular topics. For a long time I've thought that a video could be made out of a phenomenological analysis of video games