This is the direction my final blog is leaning!

Don't forget to laugh!! From an article on "Insider", Chris Weller, when writing about scenes in Aziz Ansari's show stated: "These scenes coalesce into a smartly executed show. But more than that, they exemplify how comedians are the most important philosophers in America right now. Rather than offer light-hearted escape from the world's pressures, today's best comedians embrace and ruminate on them." (https://www.businessinsider.com/aziz-ansari-proves-the-best-philosophers-are-all-comedians-2015-11)

 

“The Last Days of Immanuel Kant,” a Physical Comedy of the Philosophical Life

...The film depicts Kant’s famous punctuality by way of his daily stroll through a park lane: a governess times the end of her entrusted children’s play, and a foreman the end of his workers’ break, according to when the philosopher passes by (followed by Lampe, a dozen steps back, who must carry a parasol whether or not it’s needed). Unyielding in his habits, his senses infinitesimally calibrated to register changes of routine, of temperature, and of environment, he’s similarly attuned to his own metabolism and the minutiae of his physical state, all with an overarching philosophical principle at stake, the maintenance of health in view of the preservation of life—and the pursuit of his colossal intellectual project, which, in his late seventies, remained in full swing...