Nietzsche and it is not even close. Nietzsche, unlike most philosophers, understood human nature better than most. And Nietzsche, unlike most philosophers understood women which modern man needs to emulate. And as Nietzsche advised, when dealing with women, bring a whip...
So true. It makes me think about the concept of someone not being able to handle the truth. And that if you can handle the truth, you are a strong person.
My favorite Nietzsche quote, "To those human beings who are of any concern to me I wish suffering, desolation, sickness, ill-treatment, indignities-I wish that they should not remain unfamiliar with profound self-contempt, the torture of self-mistrust, the wretchedness of the vanquished: I have no pity for them, because I wish them the only thing that can prove today whether one is worth anything or not-that one endures.". I adore your work Robert and these videos explain more and more why.
Him saying so is his putting more ground work to his nihilism I think this could be something new as his idea of pain is that it's liberating according to this quote I believe that pain can be eye-opening to the sufferings that we have and it's something that unites us but I think that for non nihilists the comfort of the know is much better as I would prefer somethings to be sweet and beautiful
@@Phelix-fe8uo Nietzsche is far from nihilist. Nihilism claims life has no meaning. Nietzsche claims suffering is what gives life meaning. Attaining beautiful and nice things without suffering for them makes one's soul fat. Better to face hardship and struggle for it first, then you'll have an appetite for it.
All things are subject to interpretation whichever interpretation prevails at a given time is a function of power and not truth. - Friedrich Nietzsche.
Nicolaus Copernicus, a Renaissance-era mathematician and astronomer, proposed a heliocentric model of the solar system. Copernicus suggested that the Sun, rather than the Earth, was at the center of the universe, and that the Earth and other planets revolved around it. The Catholic Church was initially resistant to Copernicus's heliocentric theory for several reasons: Biblical interpretation, Aristotelian cosmology, and challenges to authority. The Catholic Church (power) over the heliocentric model (the truth).
@@gamezswingerthe heliocentric model may be true, but it still would be “power prevailing”. It doesnt stop at the catholic church or any religious organizations. It goes beyond that, every bit of information you know either came from someone before you or you yourself had experienced it
Nietzsche’s writings on suffering saved my life. I was 40 and going through a very dark period. I am now 80 and have now read virtually everything he wrote. His brilliance and insights are astonishing. I love him too!
@@th3g3ntl3man08that’s such a funny question. To understand Nietzsche you’ll have to first read Greek mythologie, other philosophy and history from his time, and then you’ll have to read all of his books at least once, if you want to understand him. Thus spoke Zarathustra is his best work in my opinion, after gay science. To understand these works takes years and lots of thinking.
Reading Nietzsche changed the way I looked at the world, and at the same time, it validated some of the beliefs I could not articulate. He was an amazing thinker and writer.
@@richardw3347 it’s scattered throughout his writings I haven’t read all his work but thus spoke Zarathustra and beyond good and evil are good examples. it’s recommended to not start with the former
@@richardw3347 I get most of my Neitzsche information from the “essentialsalts” UA-cam channel which breakdowns a lot of his writings. Those ideas are scattered throughout his writings but he also evolved as he got older so he was always like this. He was considered a pessimist by many but refuted it strongly
@@jamelcarpenter327People read nietzsche as some pessimist. He is a very optimistic philosopher however him banishing the hinterwelt was probably unrealistic
“Nietzsche was the one who did the job for me. At a certain moment in his life, the idea came to him of what he called 'the love of your fate.' Whatever your fate is, whatever the hell happens, you say, 'This is what I need.' It may look like a wreck, but go at it as though it were an opportunity, a challenge. If you bring love to that moment--not discouragement--you will find the strength is there. Any disaster you can survive is an improvement in your character, your stature, and your life. What a privilege! This is when the spontaneity of your own nature will have a chance to flow. Then, when looking back at your life, you will see that the moments which seemed to be great failures followed by wreckage were the incidents that shaped the life you have now. You’ll see that this is really true. Nothing can happen to you that is not positive. Even though it looks and feels at the moment like a negative crisis, it is not. The crisis throws you back, and when you are required to exhibit strength, it comes.” ~ Joseph Campbell
I'm from Nepal, especially from priests family and a buddhist. I love philosophy because it gives you a different way to look at world and different want to live. I have read Robert Greene's Mastery and it's really wonderful. I know my life task now. I would love to understand Nietzsche in Robert Greene new book. And i can't wait for the Sublime.
"To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." Says a lot more when you learn Nietzsche was ill most days that he was alive. But I also think he meant it in a way of just finding some joy in his life in all the loneliness and boredom
The influence of Nietzsche shines through in your writing. I'm not surprised to see it confirmed that you've been touched by his attitude and perspective. Nietzsche is my favorite, too. I like to say that I owe him my life. Not that I would have taken my own life had I not read him, but rather that the person I would have allowed myself to remain would have been better off dead. They would have been too dishonest. Nietzsche has a way of inspiring courage, brightness, and forward-leaning enthusiasm. You share this forward lean into life, providing footholds and technical knowledge for those making the climb into its heights. You two make a fine pair of authors ^-^
What I like about U is that U are realistic and honest about the world while simultaneously has a positive mindset . That's what makes you keep going in the world to live the world to the fullest . But also by being honest , you are able to suck in wisdom like vampire sucking blood . It feels enlightening . God bless U . U have no idea how much U saved my life . I hope your books prosper and touched many soul . They might feel oh this is dark , but when the more they encounter life , the more they know that U are speaking the truth and there is no way to go about it rather than using the methods in your books. My greatest wish for U is that U complete your final book . I will continue to look up to U
... as a German Biologist - 1971 a good friend gave me a little Book to MUST Read! - had no idea what it was about “Also sprach Zarathustra!” The Sound of Nietzsche Highly instantly addictive I then bought the Gesammelte Werke Paperback... - 1979 the Miracle Professor Karl Schlechta was Professor at the University Darmstadt where I studied Biology and Chemsitry I found out his address and he invited me to his House the most amazing conversation of my entire Life he donated me the Hard Cover editions he had edited Gesammelte Werke by Karl Schlechta Schlechta was certain Nietzsche had infected himself several times with Syphilis that destroyed his life ... Haunts me still every day - those Chain reactions up to today...
@@christopherellis2663 ... as a German Biologist - I wonder about that all the time. The strange death of his father - may have been based on Syphilis Syphilis connata Nietzsche was sick from a young boy on. His “philosophy” may be an attempt to deal with a corrupt physiology getting into Hyper Mode to compensate which makes Nietzsche then ... dispiccable... Kalr Schlechta never ever wanted to meet the real Nietzsche Wagner called Nietzsche "Dis Gusting" "Dirty".... The Dark concealed Nietzsche...
Thank you for sharing this, Robert. I discovered Nietzsche when I was 16, and only capable of a mostly superficial understanding. Similarly, I kept coming back to his work over the years (now in my 50’s). I’m wired to experience a full range of emotions, and have had plenty of opportunities to do so. The other writer (not philosopher, per se) who has always fascinated me is Dostoyevsky. I remember first finding his work through a summer reading list in high school, and it resonated with me so deeply. Throughout my life, I’ve often had the feeling that I was missing something; perhaps this is my own reflection of “What if my whole life has been a lie?”.
BEST CONVERSATION EVER: Robert Greene & Nietzsche discussing power. Maybe you could write a dialectic? My god I just got an idea- I've begun writing a short film about Nietzsche, maybe it can be an alternative world where he meets Robert to discuss today's era, as he predicted and as Robert interprets it. Glad I came across this 😄
I’m currently reading “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” and it makes me feel more than any book I’ve read so far. Thanks for this amazing video! Looking forward to more :)
Many years ago after reading The Genealogy of Morals, I bought a copy of `Thus Spoke Zarathustra.` I tried to read it, but I couldn`t make head nor tail of it. So, I set it aside for a time & went on to read every book of Nietzsche's, except `The Will to Power.` Then, one late night I went back to `Thus Spoke Zarathustra` & it blew my mind! It was a very strange but profound sensation. Perhaps in some ways akin to a psychotic episode, but in a positive way, if there is such a thing. He understood the importance of language & had an astonishing grasp of it. That`s why I hadn`t then, nor even to this day read The Will to Power, because it was compiled from his notes by his sister ("that vile sow" as he described her in a letter to a friend), Elizabeth Forster. I do intend to read it one day.
The Buddha - Siddharth Gautam Buddha is the ultimate philosopher for me❤..... Change is the only constant he said....n after all these eras this truth prevails.
This is so true and thats the exact reason behind there u understanding this, thats why you are able to be writing these awesome books sir. We love you
You can tell from your books that Nietzsche profoundly influenced you - your style of writing is brutally honest, emotive, and gets right at the heart of the matter in a few pages.
50 years I've read Nietzsche. Various translations, one, by Doctor Muller, I believe his name was, was the best. Does any one know of this fellows work? Nietzsche has always increased my bravery, with a tinge of recklessness. His description of inspiration is so good, I could go on. Peace and goodwill.
You are quickly becoming my new favorite teacher of deep understanding and self development. I can’t wait to begin reading your books. I’m wondering if there is an ideal order in which to take on the information and view expressed in your work. Thank you so much for doing what you do!
I have a personal inclination towards Immanuel Kant's work due to my love for scientific and transcendental interpretations. However, I agree that Nietzsche experienced and captured the common human emotions better.
I wish you had spoken longer and more comprehensively because it was captivating to see someone, a grown man, carried away by their enthusiasm for an author.
Nietzche is a man I truly adore. Even with his weakness dragging him down he choose to seek glory and fulfilment in his battling against cynical nihilism and to affirm his life simply to exist in this world. There are many idea I disagree with him but even that I would always adore a man that trying his best to affirm life for his version of glory. I'm actually having fun reading Thus spoken from Zarathustra because it's the only work I actually understand right now (lol).
Robert.... your energy and communication skills is getting better with every video you produce. You look younger....great. thanks for sharing your wisdom. Please coach Biden .... please
sir, your book amazes me. I got the chance to read it this month and I just finished.I feel like I have found ahold a handbook of assessing different personality traits in people... Thank you for your work.
To think that I discovered Robert Greene when I was 15 years old. Now in my 30s his writing fascinate me, I sometimes wish I could eat up all his publications 😂
great work! Robert, I love the way you view the world. Also, I have a suggestion: can you please improve the video editing style? A lot of people nowadays are attracted to it, so that increases your impact because it grabs their attention.
Sir, could you give more such reflective lectures on other philosophers whom you liked a lot, or you think are highly underrated, and today's youth must go through them once.
Mike Mentzer introduced me to Ayn Rand which led me to find meaning of life and Fight club introduced me to Neitzsche who told me purpose of life is nothing but to suffer pain and relieve pain of others and take it upon yourself, and when everyone does the same, only then collective progress can happen
I use to ask myself. What make a person so special? What give them them it factor? I realize it the person who having fun in life that what them special . When people think of fun they think of something physically. They think of a person doing something unproductive . I’m talking about having fun mentally. Allowing yourself to make mistakes or look silly in front of others.
This Neitzsche quote really resonates with me: “Star friendship.- We were friends and have become estranged. But this was right, and we do not want to conceal and obscure it from ourselves as if we had reason to feel ashamed. We are two ships each of which has its goal and course; our paths may cross and we may celebrate a feast together, as we did-and then the good ships rested so quietly in one harbor and one sunshine that it may have looked as if they had reached their goal and as if they had one goal. But then the almighty force of our tasks drove us apart again into different seas and sunny zones, and perhaps we shall never see one another again,-perhaps we shall meet again but fail to recognize each other: our exposure to different seas and suns has changed us! That we have to become estranged is the law above us: by the same token we should also become more venerable for each other! And thus the memory of our former friendship should become more sacred! There is probably a tremendous but invisible stellar orbit in which our very different ways and goals may be included as small parts of this path,-let us rise up to this thought! But our life is too short and our power of vision too small for us to be more than friends in the sense of this sublime possibility.- Let us then believe in our star friendship even if we should be compelled to be earth enemies.”
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Have you read the works of Friedrich Nietzsche? Who is your favorite philosopher? Drop a comment ⬇
Nietzsche and it is not even close.
Nietzsche, unlike most philosophers, understood human nature better than most.
And Nietzsche, unlike most philosophers understood women which modern man needs to emulate.
And as Nietzsche advised, when dealing with women, bring a whip...
Friedrich Nietzsche and Albert Camus.
@@richardkalmwater5996recommend me a book to start with from nietzche
Haven't read anything but I will read from now on. You are my inspiration, Sir. I wish I could be like you. ♥️✨
Greene is my favorite.
"The strength of a man is measured by how much truth he can tolerate, or more precisely, to what extent he needs it muted, diluted, falsified."
Is that from Nietzsche?
@@te9591 Yes, it's from Beyond Good And Evil.
So true. It makes me think about the concept of someone not being able to handle the truth. And that if you can handle the truth, you are a strong person.
@tuckerwhite5884 that sounds really insightful, im always amazed by select Nietzche quotes.
It’s about facing the demons. Things you don’t like and don’t want to experience, but here they are. Regardless
My favorite quote of his :
“And Those Who Were Seen Dancing Were Thought To Be Insane By Those Who Could Not Hear The Music.”
💃🕺
My favorite Nietzsche quote, "To those human beings who are of any concern to me I wish suffering, desolation, sickness, ill-treatment, indignities-I wish that they should not remain unfamiliar with profound self-contempt, the torture of self-mistrust, the wretchedness of the vanquished: I have no pity for them, because I wish them the only thing that can prove today whether one is worth anything or not-that one endures.".
I adore your work Robert and these videos explain more and more why.
Wow. Robert Greene's works ought to be declared classified information/knowledge. Just kidding, not until I finish his books
Man thats truth
Him saying so is his putting more ground work to his nihilism
I think this could be something new as his idea of pain is that it's liberating according to this quote
I believe that pain can be eye-opening to the sufferings that we have and it's something that unites us but I think that for non nihilists the comfort of the know is much better as I would prefer somethings to be sweet and beautiful
@@Phelix-fe8uo Nietzsche is far from nihilist. Nihilism claims life has no meaning. Nietzsche claims suffering is what gives life meaning.
Attaining beautiful and nice things without suffering for them makes one's soul fat. Better to face hardship and struggle for it first, then you'll have an appetite for it.
Haughty words for somebody who ended in a looneyhouse...
All things are subject to interpretation whichever interpretation prevails at a given time is a function of power and not truth.
- Friedrich Nietzsche.
exactly.......e.g. the marxist & commies forced u to believe things that were not true because of power
Exactly. Above all the interpretation of Nietzsches work.
@@alena-qu9vj Nietzsche would disagree lmao
Nicolaus Copernicus, a Renaissance-era mathematician and astronomer, proposed a heliocentric model of the solar system. Copernicus suggested that the Sun, rather than the Earth, was at the center of the universe, and that the Earth and other planets revolved around it. The Catholic Church was initially resistant to Copernicus's heliocentric theory for several reasons: Biblical interpretation, Aristotelian cosmology, and challenges to authority. The Catholic Church (power) over the heliocentric model (the truth).
@@gamezswingerthe heliocentric model may be true, but it still would be “power prevailing”. It doesnt stop at the catholic church or any religious organizations. It goes beyond that, every bit of information you know either came from someone before you or you yourself had experienced it
Nietzsche’s writings on suffering saved my life. I was 40 and going through a very dark period. I am now 80 and have now read virtually everything he wrote. His brilliance and insights are astonishing. I love him too!
Which quotes are your favorite?
Which books?
@@th3g3ntl3man08that’s such a funny question. To understand Nietzsche you’ll have to first read Greek mythologie, other philosophy and history from his time, and then you’ll have to read all of his books at least once, if you want to understand him.
Thus spoke Zarathustra is his best work in my opinion, after gay science. To understand these works takes years and lots of thinking.
@@wiacco finally after all that thinking,they go crazy like he did.Meltdown!
Does reading him made you rich?
Reading Nietzsche changed the way I looked at the world, and at the same time, it validated some of the beliefs I could not articulate. He was an amazing thinker and writer.
i totally agree with u .while reading his book it felt like talking to my self...
I also faced little difficulty while reading him.
It's pretty cool that the way he feels about Nietzsche is how I feel about his writings! 😊
Neitzsche’s philosophy of optimism and vigor for life have really helped me create a compass for my own life
what book is that in, if you don't mind? I'm very curious now since this video.
@@richardw3347 it’s scattered throughout his writings I haven’t read all his work but thus spoke Zarathustra and beyond good and evil are good examples. it’s recommended to not start with the former
@@richardw3347 I get most of my Neitzsche information from the “essentialsalts” UA-cam channel which breakdowns a lot of his writings. Those ideas are scattered throughout his writings but he also evolved as he got older so he was always like this. He was considered a pessimist by many but refuted it strongly
Thus Spoke Zarathustra, the best book of philosphy ever written, his Mona Lisa@@richardw3347
@@jamelcarpenter327People read nietzsche as some pessimist. He is a very optimistic philosopher however him banishing the hinterwelt was probably unrealistic
“Nietzsche was the one who did the job for me. At a certain moment in his life, the idea came to him of what he called 'the love of your fate.' Whatever your fate is, whatever the hell happens, you say, 'This is what I need.' It may look like a wreck, but go at it as though it were an opportunity, a challenge. If you bring love to that moment--not discouragement--you will find the strength is there. Any disaster you can survive is an improvement in your character, your stature, and your life. What a privilege! This is when the spontaneity of your own nature will have a chance to flow. Then, when looking back at your life, you will see that the moments which seemed to be great failures followed by wreckage were the incidents that shaped the life you have now. You’ll see that this is really true. Nothing can happen to you that is not positive. Even though it looks and feels at the moment like a negative crisis, it is not. The crisis throws you back, and when you are required to exhibit strength, it comes.”
~ Joseph Campbell
Great video! Reading Nietzsche sometimes gives me the feeling of doing something "not allowed." It feels like stealing from the cookie jar of wisdom.
always, always
I'm from Nepal, especially from priests family and a buddhist. I love philosophy because it gives you a different way to look at world and different want to live. I have read Robert Greene's Mastery and it's really wonderful. I know my life task now. I would love to understand Nietzsche in Robert Greene new book. And i can't wait for the Sublime.
"To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." Says a lot more when you learn Nietzsche was ill most days that he was alive. But I also think he meant it in a way of just finding some joy in his life in all the loneliness and boredom
I've always loved Nietzsche since I was a kid, also before I fully grasped what I was reading.
Man, it feels like you are saving me from so much future trouble. Very grateful for your work, truly appreciate it.
Please don't stop making these videos. They are fantastic. I love how well your words flow.
Love you Robert ❤❤❤ i have listened to 50th law many times.. thank you so much
Discovered Nietzsche during my degree and had the privilege to study his work for a semester. He definitely changed my life.
Robert Greene talks so calm that make me feel his feelings about Nietzsche
He is always calm and envy his tone of voice. He can be dark & cold inside and still win people with his tone of voice.
Two legends, Amour Fati ❤
The influence of Nietzsche shines through in your writing. I'm not surprised to see it confirmed that you've been touched by his attitude and perspective.
Nietzsche is my favorite, too. I like to say that I owe him my life. Not that I would have taken my own life had I not read him, but rather that the person I would have allowed myself to remain would have been better off dead. They would have been too dishonest.
Nietzsche has a way of inspiring courage, brightness, and forward-leaning enthusiasm. You share this forward lean into life, providing footholds and technical knowledge for those making the climb into its heights.
You two make a fine pair of authors ^-^
I'm glad that your books are kind of explore the same philosophy as him, truly life changing material, and I'm in love with every Robert Greene book
So glad you love him too! My favorite by far!
Something new to add to reading list.
Thanks!
What I like about U is that U are realistic and honest about the world while simultaneously has a positive mindset . That's what makes you keep going in the world to live the world to the fullest . But also by being honest , you are able to suck in wisdom like vampire sucking blood . It feels enlightening . God bless U . U have no idea how much U saved my life . I hope your books prosper and touched many soul . They might feel oh this is dark , but when the more they encounter life , the more they know that U are speaking the truth and there is no way to go about it rather than using the methods in your books. My greatest wish for U is that U complete your final book . I will continue to look up to U
0:41 I discovered you, sir while i was stuck in a labyrinth at the age of 26. Thank you for showing me the way out! Much love ❤
... as a German Biologist -
1971
a good friend
gave me a little Book to
MUST Read!
- had no idea what it was about
“Also sprach Zarathustra!”
The Sound of Nietzsche
Highly instantly addictive
I then bought the Gesammelte Werke Paperback...
- 1979 the Miracle
Professor Karl Schlechta
was Professor at the University Darmstadt
where I studied Biology and Chemsitry
I found out his address
and he invited me to his House
the most amazing conversation of my entire Life
he donated me the Hard Cover editions he had edited
Gesammelte Werke
by Karl Schlechta
Schlechta was certain
Nietzsche had infected himself several times with Syphilis
that destroyed his life ...
Haunts me still every day -
those Chain reactions up to today...
Speculation. He inherited his illness
@@christopherellis2663
... as a German Biologist -
I wonder about that all the time.
The strange death of his father -
may have been based on Syphilis
Syphilis connata
Nietzsche was sick from a young boy on.
His “philosophy”
may be an attempt to deal with a corrupt physiology
getting into Hyper Mode to compensate
which makes Nietzsche then ...
dispiccable...
Kalr Schlechta never ever wanted to meet the real Nietzsche
Wagner called Nietzsche
"Dis Gusting"
"Dirty"....
The Dark concealed Nietzsche...
Thank you for sharing this, Robert. I discovered Nietzsche when I was 16, and only capable of a mostly superficial understanding. Similarly, I kept coming back to his work over the years (now in my 50’s). I’m wired to experience a full range of emotions, and have had plenty of opportunities to do so.
The other writer (not philosopher, per se) who has always fascinated me is Dostoyevsky. I remember first finding his work through a summer reading list in high school, and it resonated with me so deeply. Throughout my life, I’ve often had the feeling that I was missing something; perhaps this is my own reflection of “What if my whole life has been a lie?”.
It's my favorite too and I discovered him about the same age.
I relate to this from the start.
Your my Nietzsche Mr. Greene. Thank you for all that you have given us through your literature.
BEST CONVERSATION EVER: Robert Greene & Nietzsche discussing power. Maybe you could write a dialectic? My god I just got an idea- I've begun writing a short film about Nietzsche, maybe it can be an alternative world where he meets Robert to discuss today's era, as he predicted and as Robert interprets it. Glad I came across this 😄
I’m currently reading “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” and it makes me feel more than any book I’ve read so far. Thanks for this amazing video! Looking forward to more :)
Many years ago after reading The Genealogy of Morals, I bought a copy of `Thus Spoke Zarathustra.` I tried to read it, but I couldn`t make head nor tail of it. So, I set it aside for a time & went on to read every book of Nietzsche's, except `The Will to Power.` Then, one late night I went back to `Thus Spoke Zarathustra` & it blew my mind! It was a very strange but profound sensation. Perhaps in some ways akin to a psychotic episode, but in a positive way, if there is such a thing. He understood the importance of language & had an astonishing grasp of it. That`s why I hadn`t then, nor even to this day read The Will to Power, because it was compiled from his notes by his sister ("that vile sow" as he described her in a letter to a friend), Elizabeth Forster. I do intend to read it one day.
The Buddha - Siddharth Gautam Buddha is the ultimate philosopher for me❤..... Change is the only constant he said....n after all these eras this truth prevails.
Awesome philosopher! Thank you, Robert.
This is so true and thats the exact reason behind there u understanding this, thats why you are able to be writing these awesome books sir. We love you
Robert. Im happy for your health progress.
True, he had a very different, unique and open way of thinking; I could agree some more of what you're saying Mr. Greene.
More of this! 😍 I love it! An unofficial book club of sorts! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a great summary! Helpfull and artistic
Similar to me, my friend. Read at 16, still pops into my head aged 64.
Great observations as always. The Great Robert Greene always delivers, can't wait for new book
Nietzsche and Sisyphus are my two inspirations for endurance and acceptance.
On the other hand, we can tolerate just only so much.
Thank you, Mr. Green 😊
I love Nietzsche and Robert Greene !
Okay, reading Nietzsche is now on my (near term) bucket list. Thanks for the tip 👍
I was thinking of reading his book,then your video popped up! Now i have to read it !
Perspectival: that’s so cool. I think that people should be maneuverable in this world which is echoing what you have stated
Thanks, Robert.
Thank you for sharing..
Just bought my first nietzsche book! It’ll be here tomorrow. I can’t wait to dive in
Beautifully said, sir.
Thank you so much Robert, i have learnt so much from you.
Great video Greene
I love your books
Especially The Art of Seduction very Excellent and Impeccable masterpiece
Thank you for reading! Glad you enjoyed them.
I am so happy you presented this! Absolutely wonderful!!
When I awoke this morning I was in a low state. As soon as I heard your voice my spirit lifted. Thank you 😊. The advantage of frequencies.
a very nice thing to say Marian, and I'm sure even nicer to experience!
@@cjwright79 A rarity a relief and a blessing to feel lifted by another. Thank you for your comment.
You can tell from your books that Nietzsche profoundly influenced you - your style of writing is brutally honest, emotive, and gets right at the heart of the matter in a few pages.
Nietzsche & Schopenhauer, Kant & Adorno/Horkheimer.
Nietzsches Piano Music is insanely beautiful also!
I can’t wait to read about him in sublime I’m gone stand up and salute soon I touch your new book 🎉
Yes, my favorite philosopher
The way he explained him is great so I started reading neitzche
50 years I've read Nietzsche. Various translations, one, by Doctor Muller, I believe his name was, was the best. Does any one know of this fellows work? Nietzsche has always increased my bravery, with a tinge of recklessness. His description of inspiration is so good, I could go on. Peace and goodwill.
You are quickly becoming my new favorite teacher of deep understanding and self development. I can’t wait to begin reading your books. I’m wondering if there is an ideal order in which to take on the information and view expressed in your work. Thank you so much for doing what you do!
Obviously my question is off topic. Sorry for that. Just wanted to attempt contact by using your most recent post.
I have a personal inclination towards Immanuel Kant's work due to my love for scientific and transcendental interpretations. However, I agree that Nietzsche experienced and captured the common human emotions better.
I wish you had spoken longer and more comprehensively because it was captivating to see someone, a grown man, carried away by their enthusiasm for an author.
Definitely he tried to explain the situation as it existed and the solution for the future
Well said
I wish i had an uncle/big brother like you.
We had to read Nietzsche as part of my Political Science degree - Epistemology of Social Science. Love his works!
Just discovered neitzche and love the philosophy
Nietzche is a man I truly adore. Even with his weakness dragging him down he choose to seek glory and fulfilment in his battling against cynical nihilism and to affirm his life simply to exist in this world. There are many idea I disagree with him but even that I would always adore a man that trying his best to affirm life for his version of glory. I'm actually having fun reading Thus spoken from Zarathustra because it's the only work I actually understand right now (lol).
Robert.... your energy and communication skills is getting better with every video you produce. You look younger....great. thanks for sharing your wisdom. Please coach Biden .... please
Perspective as life experiences. Perspective as goals. Perspective as social context. Perspective as ....
You look great, Robert!!
Exactly why Zarathustra gets angry when people are following exactly in he's footsteps
sir, your book amazes me. I got the chance to read it this month and I just finished.I feel like I have found ahold a handbook of assessing different personality traits in people... Thank you for your work.
Which book did you read?
Art of Seduction@@RobertGreeneOfficial
@@RobertGreeneOfficial The 48 law of power indeed
Looking good Robert!
To think that I discovered Robert Greene when I was 15 years old. Now in my 30s his writing fascinate me, I sometimes wish I could eat up all his publications 😂
Great Content Sir 👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊..... Friedrich Nietzsche was really a genius 👍👍👍👍👍... Really 👍👍👍👍👍
So interesting 🧐 thank you ❤
'Amor Fati' is in line with the Stoic principle as well.
Nietzche changed my life totally
I fw Nietzsche as well. Explained things to the tee for me
Robert I hope you also know that you are loved.
Thanks Robert for psychological knowledge ❤,🙏I wish people like you must Live longest and more genius birth rate must be
Same here...due to his reputation after ww2 I was hesitant to start reading N.
After picking up Kaufmann's book I was captivated...
great work! Robert, I love the way you view the world. Also, I have a suggestion: can you please improve the video editing style? A lot of people nowadays are attracted to it, so that increases your impact because it grabs their attention.
Sir, could you give more such reflective lectures on other philosophers whom you liked a lot, or you think are highly underrated, and today's youth must go through them once.
So, it's all true? WOW. You make it sound simple and super complicated. I still think you're amazing.
Love peace as a means to new wars
I read the Book of Five Rings by Musashi in high school. That was in the70’s. Big impression on me. Even to this day.
Thank you Mr. Greene. Your wisdom and non-bullshit attitude brings a "light of reason" to this World. Alike to Carl Sagan's - A Demon Haunted World.
Mike Mentzer introduced me to Ayn Rand which led me to find meaning of life and Fight club introduced me to Neitzsche who told me purpose of life is nothing but to suffer pain and relieve pain of others and take it upon yourself, and when everyone does the same, only then collective progress can happen
Great Video!
Amor Fati! ⚡
“Without Nietzsche, life would be a mistake.”
I'll check him out, I get this, cheers Roberto.
I use to ask myself. What make a person so special? What give them them it factor? I realize it the person who having fun in life that what them special . When people think of fun they think of something physically. They think of a person doing something unproductive . I’m talking about having fun mentally. Allowing yourself to make mistakes or look silly in front of others.
Im halfway on your book 48 laws of power
I suffered from very severe OCD for 15 years. Nietzsche's writings literally saved me.
How? I have ocd too.
This Neitzsche quote really resonates with me:
“Star friendship.- We were friends and have become estranged. But this was right, and we do not want to conceal and obscure it from ourselves as if we had reason to feel ashamed. We are two ships each of which has its goal and course; our paths may cross and we may celebrate a feast together, as we did-and then the good ships rested so quietly in one harbor and one sunshine that it may have looked as if they had reached their goal and as if they had one goal. But then the almighty force of our tasks drove us apart again into different seas and sunny zones, and perhaps we shall never see one another again,-perhaps we shall meet again but fail to recognize each other: our exposure to different seas and suns has changed us! That we have to become estranged is the law above us: by the same token we should also become more venerable for each other! And thus the memory of our former friendship should become more sacred! There is probably a tremendous but invisible stellar orbit in which our very different ways and goals may be included as small parts of this path,-let us rise up to this thought! But our life is too short and our power of vision too small for us to be more than friends in the sense of this sublime possibility.- Let us then believe in our star friendship even if we should be compelled to be earth enemies.”