Michael Imas speaks with philosopher Dr. Hannes Worthmann about the nature of knowledge, the limits of "looking within", and how some problems are dissolved rather than solved.SUBSTACKFor early access to ad-free, extended cut videos and to support the channel, subscribe to my Substack: https://michaelimas.substack.com/LINKSIf you'd like to check out Hannes' work, please visit his university website at https://www.philosophie.phil.fau.de/faudir/worthmann/VENUEMy heartfelt thanks to the Warburg-Haus for kindly letting me film this conversation in the Lesesaal, the oval reading room Aby Warburg called his "Arena der Wissenschaft". More here: https://www.warburg-haus.de/INTERACTIONIf you have questions, suggestions or anything else you want to share: comment below! You liked the episode and want more? Please like, subscribe and share this episode so I can continue investing into more high quality episodes!MICHAEL IMAS SOCIALShttps://www.instagram.com/michael_imas/https://www.facebook.com/michael.mass.5/https://www.tiktok.com/@michael.imasTIMESTAMPS00:00 Trailer01:14 What is philosophy?04:22 Love of wisdom; knowledge vs. wisdom07:29 Stoicism, self-help, and how to live12:00 Knowledge as ability18:00 What philosophy actually changes23:17 Can philosophy work like therapy?27:03 Doing without knowing33:00 Is the answer really "within"?36:37 Transformation and truth43:01 Circularity of "true" ontologies46:53 Realizing there never was a problem to begin with52:09 How to judge a philosophy of life54:18 "I've never been transformed"57:07 Last Words#philosophy #epistemology #wisdom