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Whole Lotte love !

Try Sarra Cannon's channel called Heart Breathings. Also, Barbara Vance is excellent too. She has a UA-cam channel and many in-depth courses, mainly on character development. I LOVE Sarra's books. The Shadow Demons Saga is fantastic and I'm waiting with bated breath for Book 12, the final book in the series. She also has other great books with witches and magic and even zombies.

Schopenhauer is a good man and very intelligent man. Wish he was my dad

Writing to a dead man and waiting for a response is not exactly the pinnacle of rationality.

Very good analysis, Sam! I am reading Kafka's books - until right now: "the trial", "metamorphosis" and this short story - to improve my english, and I feel that I fell into a rabbit hole of symbolism... There's a lot of different perspectives in the stories

Abbie is the only author tuber that i love and respect. she uses psychology and brain science to teach writers and she's actually a very wise person and a great writer sooo. Abbie solosss

Just finished the book yesterday. It really was like that.

Schopenhauer was based asf! Man was a g, straight spittin fax cuh!

Não consigo mais ler o livro sem esse canto!

I wake up every morning and I'm thankful to be alive. I start checking (at my age it's a necessity) for what hurts. Usually, my hands are numb and my back is sore. I eat breakfast and start to feel better. Then I move the semi into traffic and the day quickly goes to sh#t. I finish the day wondering if I'll wake up. Hook up the CPAP machine and it's bedsie bye. Lather/rinse/repeat.🥴

How do you understand the Uberman? In your reading, you said "Superman," a term used to reject and mock Nietzsche. For Nietzche, the Uberman was someone strong. Someone, that took what they wanted and did not ask for permission. He defined the Uberman as someone who overcomes everything in their life. This might help you understand Nietzsche better.

This is a strong retribution some misunderstandings of Nietzshe. Women shouldn't be offended if the feminine is irrational. Nietzsche himself was an irrationalist! Women is the metaphysical animal, solely able to carry life into the future. Allowing humanity to exist metaphysically.

Through the process of discovery, masculine (logic) is routinely redefined, altered to accommodate evolution and painstakingly revised to adapt to the ever changing environment while the feminine (illogical or emotional) stands stoic and strong, confident and sure of something deeper and more profound which ends in edification and eventual validation....Save Poppy!😇

Outstanding Sam, and I love how you connected “Give It Up” with “A Little Fable” to bring out the limits of logic and why we should embrace those limits. The idea that the cat frees the mouse in eating the mouse up, as the cat must in being a force of irrationality, was brilliant, and I love the story of “the chance encounter with a friend” at the end. Really brilliant Sam!

I really appreciate this response. Schopenhauer was clearly a formidable intellect -- but his writings on this subject reveal profound shortsightedness -- as you say. Like others, I really like your rubber-band and water metaphors to describe women’s strength and adaptability. And I think it speaks perfectly to the essay’s central error. Indeed he ranks women against his yardstick of male maturity -- as though that were the gold standard for human development. But that’s absurd -- Like somebody claiming Mother Terresa was inferior because she couldn’t bench press as much as Schwarzenegger.. That Schopenhauer fails to recognize the strength and genius of women, is perhaps only a reflection of an underdeveloped feminine side -- maybe due to strained relationships as others have suggested.. Supposedly, his views changed by the end of his life, and certainly Nietzsche carried the torch further on this subject.. Anyway, I appreciate your insights!

I see another story, here. About a man who has let life pass him by and is now facing the reality of old age knocking on his door. He's out in the world, discovered that more time has flown by and he's late on all that life holds. He chases down an officer who somehow realizes this and gives him the only option available...or something like that.🤔🥴... I miss your singing.😭

The moral of the story is - intentions are not enough, wisdom is needed too, to help others, help yourself first, take care of your needs, our darkest needs and love yourself, right? I have something similar - Man. Is a social animal and we learn to be socialise by socialising with our family, so make sure you have excellent relations with your family.

"Life unfolds like a kaleidoscope but magic can be fun...when you're dead."🤪....SAVE POPPY!😇

This was wonderful, and I love that distinction between “thinking philosophy” and “experiencing philosophy”-that’s beautifully put. “Experiencing difficult questions” is important, and I love that image of philosophy as a net with a hole in it. I also really like the idea of moving from “doubt” to “becoming nothing” in philosophy, which made me think of Thomas Winn and his work. Life has a lot to do with learning to see, I think. Anyway, great to see you Sam!

Thank you, Sam! I needed this and I'm thankful for your perspective.

Absolutely loved this video Sam. I really appreciate the yo-yo concept. I find it quite helpful. I’m so happy you’re sharing as you feel led. It’s really encouraging and makes me so glad to see what comes forth from your heart and mind. Thank you again for sharing!

Beautiful analysis, Sam!

I’m glad you shared. The journey never ends and the perspective only becomes more clear if we keep our eyes open

Uuhm no, writing a good book has subjective and objective elements. Subjective is wether you like or dislike the subject and or genre. Objective is the technical details. Does the author have these? Does the author know how to structure a story (like the hero's journey) or is the book meandering leading to everywhere and nowhere, confusing the sh* out of everybody. Is there a good balance between description, dialogue, action, etc. Are the paragraphs roughly a size that's appropriate for the chapter and story, does the story make sense, are people actually reacting/having emotions that are realistic given the story's circumstances etc. etc. The problem with these author tubers is that the vast majority were editors at some firm and know maybe some of the technical details, but being a writer is something different entirely. Coming up with an engaging story and being able to structure it properly, taking into account not just your own enthusiasm, but also the reader's experience is something different then going with a red marker through someone else's story.

The only author who can make me laugh out loud is kafka. I laughed so hard at the end of this story, I just find his work hilarious 😂. Nice video!

Schopenhauer was unmarried and childless.

He's my favorite disaster

His words are rightfully true, now there might be few exceptions but overall it is factually correct.

We need to stop it with the art is subjective, it is mostly not. Good art is the result of talent,hard work, years of practice, and so on. People saying Mistborn is good cause some people like it, it is not; its terrible.

"Fur causes suffering" FK. The doorkeeper has a fur collar. K was an ethical vegetarian, as humans and other animals are frequently interchangeable in his writing I have always read the parable as describing the "human-animal barrier ". The protagonist is a "humanimal". A recent analysis , Naama Harel, Kafkas Zoopoetics beyond the human-animal barrier.

I used to journal for years....

beautifullllll

What are u doing? Im not sure...

Just finished with reading metamorphosis

I finally got around to reading "The Metamorphosis". I thought it was humorous, but also oddly poignant.

You sing too?? That was lovely.

Can I please be a beta reader? I don't have any experience though. I read your poem on Nobody's channel. And, I liked it enough to click on your channel. Btw, Im very fussy when it comes to what i like. But, Im drawn to you. In fact, you elicit my own desire to write. Im 47 but i used to write poetry as a teenager. It wasn't any good😂. But i was uninhibited back then. And at this time in my life, I need to find my voice. I was really hoping that somehow you could direct me on how to begin. What and where are you apart of? Sources that you like? Anyway thanks

Cannot hardly wait to read your short story 😉📚🤓

that "I'm not basic, like my therapist says" line killed me lol

Tears?!?! We always did our best to get you to laugh.😭😭😭