it is also a lesson to be learned.

What does that mean exactly?

@@jimmyfaulkner1855go with the flow bro

@@nicolebarfuss3067& Wisdom isn't "Knowing something = Lesson", but DOING("it"). There also is no starting or stopping, only doing. My 2cents that I am currently transmuting, Transforming(Myself) to actual "wisdom". But who knows? "I know nothing" heard my buoi Johnny Snowy!

I do not know who you are. But I love you. The letters keep passing on and on. It is a lesson that helps each of us to Set Ourselves FREE. Nobody Else can. V & Evey reference... Hugo & Natalie.. Fire & Water. and everything else..

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Thank you! Knowledge IS power & Lack of knowledge is Lack of Power. 🙏

he also knows that he is the wisest man alive, who thinks that he knows nothing.

omg so clever 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

The best quote is the one without words. That is "Wisdom". Deeds do speak louder than ANY words. Stay Strong brotha.

Yeah I feel like people who haven't read all the books aren't ready for how high concept shit gets after Dune: Messiah

Thank you!! I was just about to say this

I like that

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I would argue it happens with and without you

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Originally Kierkegaard said that quote.

@@scp-2348 did not know that, thank you

@@cringecentral_ being wrong is being wrong 🤓

And I think it's after the guild created travel,which is sometime after the jihad. Yea that statement in the video inflamed my Dune geekness

@@quentinfool the butlerian jihad happened around 200 years before the creation of the guild

Which is why it’s AG (after guild) and BG (before guild) not BBJ (before butlerian jihad) and ABJ (after butlerian jihad)

The mystery of life isn't a problem to solve, but a reality to experience. A process that cannot be understood by stopping it. We must move with the flow of the process. We must join it. We must flow with it. It's paraphrased from the book, but I think it goes even further back from other philosophers, possibly Zen since Herbert was very close to that.

@@MrDoctorMabuse Thanks, thats awesome

I would also add Attack on Titan even though it is a series since it deals with similar themes as in Dune

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Yeah, which kinda sucks how they cut it from the movie

@@buboniccraig896 Haven't seen the movie so far, but read all the books

Not true, it’s a matter of choosing to be responsible for yourself selfishly or other selflessly. If you live for others what are you willing to sacrifice to achieve the necessary power to safeguard or empower your designated community by any means necessary? Of course you can just pursue peaceful mundane existence, allowing your environment to function without major inputs from yourself. Then there’s the 3rd option where you pursue power for your o wn selfish reasons without any restrictions from external forces beyond them being the means to the end of your own accumulation of power and privilege. Free to do as you please, regardless of anyone else ability to stop you from doing what you desire. Of course one may choose balance of each however one must choose a majority, even if by 1%. Life is not defined by solution only trade offs. How do you choose to respond to the factors instigated by those who exist in the present and the past? How will you adapt to the unseen order of cause and effect? Are you willing take away others privileges for your own personal gain? Do you possess the willpower and resourcefulness to rise above your weakness in the pursuit of strength? Are you willing to go to war with the world, if necessary in the pursuit of a dream that you hold so dearly to your heart? Are you capable of accepting the cruel brutal realities of God’s universe, that all living beings must participate in to carve out an existence? Will you create your own purpose, or will you adopt a pre-established purpose? What skills and knowledge will you accumulate in your pursuit for the right to exist?

@@The_preserver_x16 did you know you were going to be born? Did you know you were going to live this long? Did you know you were going to lose something or someone precious to you? Did you know that one step could take you to the right path or the bad one? Yes, you do have to be responsible for your actions. We have little to no control over most of the things in our lives. That makes it unpredictable.

what do you even mean "underrated"?

predestination is usually considered to be set forth by some higher being or force before we are even born. for instance, in "Mormonism" it is said God set forth a preordained plan for each of his children (preordaination is a form of predestination), but it is also said that we have free agency to choose if we will take the plan and become truly the best version of ourselves or not. in Calvinism, God made a predestined plan before any human was made, such as what we will do in life, and where we will go after. predestination can vary from religion to philosophy or whatever your belief system is.

Also the books that his son wrote based on Frank Herbert's manuscripts and notes are pretty good and stick to the theme.