certified algorithm moment

thank you mr wizard

Beautiful. And thank you. I agree with you that, as I've aged, philosophy is best used as a tool to for encountering and gathering questions to ask oneself. Exegesis is vital to the growth of one's soil. So again, thank you!

I don't know how (I'm guessing the algorithm saw I looked up Nietzsche in the past) but you appeared on the timeline yesterday. Interesting take. I shall endeavor to listen to more. Thank you, sir.

Thanks for the Nietzsche "journey" and good luck for the next one!

"Friedrich Nietzsche is one of the philosophers with the most potential in the whole world, not only in the West, not only in Germany. His insights are significant for everybody. But he was misunderstood by all his contemporaries. That's the usual fate of every genius. It is almost routine, not an exception but a rule, that the genius is bound to be misunderstood by his contemporaries, for the simple reason that he is far ahead of his time. So there is always a revival after the death of a genius. It may take one hundred years, two hundred years, but a genius always has a revival. It is unfortunate that by the time people start understanding him, he is no more. And he suffers the misunderstandings all around him his whole life. He lives almost alone, with no communication with his contemporaries; and by the time he is being understood, he is no more. He never comes to know the people who will understand him. So it was absolutely certain that Friedrich Nietzsche would have a great revival, and his words and his insights would be echoed all over the world - not only in the world of philosophy, but in the world of religion, morality, aesthetics. Whatever he touched, he always brought something absolutely new to it. And that's the trouble - because for thousands of years people have understood a thing in a certain way. When a person like Nietzsche turns all the tables - which centuries have founded - and alone, single-handedly, fights against the whole past, it is a very difficult situation - and more so for a Western philosopher who has no understanding of meditation. He naturally gets very frustrated. It is bound to bring him insanity - the misunderstanding of the people. Everybody misunderstands him. In the world full of millions of people, there is not a single person with whom he can have a heart-to-heart contact, communion. He is in a desert - it drives him mad. That's what happened with Nietzsche. He lived a life of immense frustration, because he was giving great insights to the world; and in return - only condemnation. He was bringing new light - and not a single friendly response.... Even his friends were not friendly about his philosophical approaches. That finally drove Nietzsche to madness; he died a madman. His death in madness is a condemnation of the whole Western approach. In the East people have been misunderstood, but because there was an underlying meditative silence and peace and contentment, and a deep understanding that this is just how things are - they are bound to be misunderstood - there was a natural acceptance of it. They were not frustrated, they were not angry; they were not going insane or committing suicide. But in the West it has been almost always the situation with every great philosopher - the misunderstanding from all corners, from all dimensions, and the deep expectation of the person of being understood. He is not a meditator; he cannot accept the situation of misunderstanding, that it is natural, that he cannot do anything about it, that he will be understood when the time is ripe."

excellent presentation skills ser.

this guy is a time traveler i love it

Enjoying this video. I wish I had some fish and chips to watch it. A warm hi from Gran Canaria to all the brits!

Thank you Dumbledore

The algorithm has picked this video.

Wow, here before 100,000 subs

thanks

"While enjoying a Succulent Chinese Meal!?!" My good Sir, I cannot understate how you sound and even flow EXACTLY like the man in that Video.. His name is "Charles Dozsa" Just type that in and you'll see the Vid... I don't hate it, in fact I absolutely LOVE the way You and Charles speak, it's like.. The King's English, x10 I'd commission Audiobooks if I could.

Btw your voice is amazing..

I love your voice. Honestly, I wish everyone could speak like you. That would make the world much more tolerable. I love Schopenhauer, so I've been meaning to read Nietzsche for a while.

Your voice reminds me of professor lupin from the harry potter movies

Would be a great day the streak ended. I passed certainly too many months, and only fresh air has begun to smell sweet since i abandoned his hate at the joyful, preference for war and violence, domination, and preferred (as he did) the enjoyment of the Art's (his "heaving bosom" at the little theatres in Turin), the creative, and continuing the world survey without contradictions like "Don't Read!" of course, the man who has read a great thousand books can say that with more ease. Many a exaggeration are said while under the maximum strain of stress, over-worked, and stratifying yourself from all experience.

i have been chosen by the algorithm to be here

Hell yeah brother

POV: Laszlo Cravensworth went through a Nietzsche phase.

One Nietzsche phrase a day ...😀

interesting mr internet wisdom

Is your project's goal to talk like an American tourist in mid 19th century Vienna? If so, congrats.

love this guyyyy

respect+ xd

Lol! Epic Larping

astro-turfed view count

Read Bhagavad Gita As It Is by AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada 1972 version

You're starting to look and sound like him. (If he spoke English)

The gay science 😂 Apologies

Nietzsche is dead. Haha!