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Joe Folley

Graduate of Cambridge University with an MPhil in Philosophy, specializing in logic. Known for his YouTube channel "Unsolicited Advice".

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Jul 31, 2025 • 1h 26min

#974 - Joe Folley - Existential Philosophy, Nietzsche, Suffering & Self-Awareness

Joe Folley, a YouTuber and philosopher from the channel Unsolicited Advice, dives deep into existential philosophy and Nietzsche's profound ideas. He explores the relationship between survival and philosophical thought, emphasizing the transformative power of existentialism. Folley dissects Nietzsche's views on suffering, the will to power, and personal authenticity, discussing how embracing hardships leads to growth. Literature's role in self-discovery is highlighted through Dostoevsky, enhancing our understanding of complex emotions and the search for meaning.
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Sep 9, 2024 • 2h 31min

#82 Joe Folley - 9 Questions Atheists Cannot Answer

Joe Folley, a philosophy graduate from Cambridge and creator of the YouTube channel Unsolicited Advice, dives into the deep philosophical questions surrounding existence. He explores the contrast between mechanistic and teleological perspectives, the nature of nothingness, and the quest for agency. The discussion covers the complexities between atheism and moral realism, the innate sense of the divine, and how belief systems impact civilization. Ultimately, the conversation challenges listeners to reconsider their understanding of reality and consciousness.
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Mar 23, 2025 • 3h 10min

#100 Philosopher Shootout - 16 Thinkers, Ranked (With Joe Folley)

In a lively discussion, Joe Folley, a Cambridge Philosophy graduate and YouTube star from 'Unsolicited Advice,' joins to rank 16 famous philosophers. They dissect the philosophical duels between Hume and Descartes, and Plato versus Aristotle, revealing the strengths of empiricism and rationalism. The conversation dives into the ethics of Peter Singer and the existential complexities posed by Nietzsche and Kierkegaard. Joe critiques contemporary thinkers like Hitchens and Peterson, wrapping it all up with a cheeky ranking of their philosophical legacies.

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