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Its like this you see. All these endless philosophizing has led us to the state we are in now, dull as dodos. Didn't any of you learn that everything needs to be with good limits !? Well did U ?

It is not only about how we respond to the negative affects and energies forced on us, it is how we can use it to develop what's within to strengthen and build our character after the negative situation. Camus and Sartre, Kafka's novels brings out the best meaning in life within meaningless. Good video, very relevant.

Sh*tty AI fake voice...this channel blows 😮 thumbs waaaay down the anal cavity😊

Garbage video

2 minutes would have expressed the truth of Kafkas genius, instead, the same message is stretched for 44 minutes. thought was accidentally replaying it.

The real truth of existence

Nietzsche was an Infj and as all infj he was persecuted by the Ordo Seclorum...Look at all INFJ famous ppl...90% of them had the same kind of fate or death..

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I disagree. Jung was inferior to Nietzsche. Nietzsche was fully aware of volatile powerful men of history that he felt were still better than the impotent etc. regardless of the defects of the strong. To say Nietzsche was a sleepy victim of psychological inflation is to ignore his nobility and greatness beyond all others. I would suggest looking at how Jung described India as the holiest area and how it's filled with holy men. Review how he avoided Ramana Maharshi who he said was the whitest spot on that entire field of white etc. Instead he sought out a lesser holy man to see. Likewise it was necessary for him to make himself out as superior to Freud. While Jung is certainly fascinating you can still see his desire to be the best. Look at how he disliked the philosophers who are tremendously brilliant. What Jung is is an example of the Oedipus complex at a high level. Freud was very respectful of Nietzsche and said his personal development couldn't be reconstructed. He was high above them and his physical illness put him over the cliff. People are quick to forget Nietzsche's affirmation of life and his vast scope of religious history.

I think he just realized how dumb people are and he rather emigrated into his psyche. I can understand him. This world loves shit. Shit is cherished, in fact the greater the shit the more applause it gets. I doubt my knowledge and worth, why? All those dumb asses on UA-cam don't question themselves for a second.

Yea can I get that paperwork now so we can print it then interpret it through schizophrenia- ok he wrote like 10 in 10 years - all being copywrited under his name and interpreted at the same time. Have you seen it.

Never trust authority or listen to AI

"Out of the crooked log of humanity, no straight thing was ever made" - Immanuel Kant I'm actually a fan of Kant; but I admit he made some blunders. He had way too much faith in reason. His faith was unjustified because we're generally craatures of habit; not reason. Even when we do resort to reason the rsult of following what we believe reason dictates, can often be worse than doing nothing. We think we're far better at reason than we actually are. Philosophers being the biggest culprits. This all sounds very depressing but I think one day, we may be able to use (a better, yet to happen) A.I. to help us reason. As it stands, science is in a cul de sac. Progress has ground to a stasis, and may even be reversing. BTW: This does not mean I give up on reason. It means I take the problems of reason more seriously than most philosophers. Afterall, these expanded A.I. tools I hop for will be based more on better reason than better data. But I imagine an expanded reason which rigorously debunks lies to proceed from truth not wishful, or fearful thinking.

He anticipated the double slit experiment

How much vast was Nietzsche psychological insight

AI voiceover is unlistenable.

A solid foundation

good example of bad AI implementation: more typos, mispronunciations, repetitions); like "can't"

We need to widen this philosophy to include all beings, not just humans.

"a warning and an invitation"

a good summary highlighting his important views of overcoming our limitations to create our individual path.

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This is ok. But nothing beats books. 👌

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Kant's philosophy on race ..leaves a lot to be desired

Wooow I got glued to this till the end✨💫

@:46min. "How can we make sense of something so final." Really? And you claim to be an expert on death? Actually, what you call death is nothing more than a "transition" from one dimension to another. Namely of going home to our real family on the "other side" and waiting for our next incarnation back to this side to continue our Karmic journey. This side is to carry out our Karmic purpose, nothing more. Once we have completed that lesson we will go to the "other side" and wait to be "reborn" to continue more Karmic lessons. PS: I'm a Medicine Man and a Buddhist who has spent 14 years vision questing on the East side of Glacier National Park. I know what I'm telling you is truth.