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P3: Philosophy, psychology, and politics
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Philosophical, psychological, and political concepts explained.
Why Life Feels Empty: The Truth About Nihilism
Does life feel empty? Do you know the implications of nihilism and how to respond? Join me today and we will discuss nihilism together and how we can battle it. We will also discuss what nihilism is and the types of nihilism. We will tackle this philosophically, meaning we will use philosophy to explain everything nihilism.
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Realising they were a Narcissist
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Discovering the Narcissistic and Evil: A Philosophical Exploration Realizing that someone you’ve been close to is narcissistic and evil is a profound and unsettling experience. It’s like uncovering a hidden truth that shatters your understanding of trust and relationships. This revelation forces you to confront not only the nature of the person you thought you knew but also deep questions about...
The Haunting Philosophy of Franz Kafka
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Dive into the eerie world of Franz Kafka and explore his chilling philosophy in this video. We unravel Kafka’s unsettling take on alienation, bureaucratic nightmares, and the absurdity of existence. Discover how his characters navigate a nightmarish reality filled with isolation and meaninglessness. Join us on a journey through Kafka's profound and haunting maze of human experience. Don’t forge...
Effects of Narcissistic Abuse on Victims
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Effects of Narcissistic Abuse on Victims
What Attracts Most Women - Science and Psychology
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What Attracts Most Women - Science and Psychology
Summary: The Gay Science By Friedrich Nietzsche
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Summary: The Gay Science By Friedrich Nietzsche
Egoism Explained: The Philosophy of Self-Interest
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Egoism Explained: The Philosophy of Self-Interest
Are You Attracted to People Like Your Ex?
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Are You Attracted to People Like Your Ex?
Existentialism Explained | Being True in a Digital Age
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Existentialism Explained | Being True in a Digital Age
Friedrich Nietzsche - His Ideas under 60 Seconds!
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Friedrich Nietzsche - His Ideas under 60 Seconds!
Why people will always talk about you.
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Why people will always talk about you.
Diogenes - The Craziest Philosopher You'll Ever Know
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Diogenes - The Craziest Philosopher You'll Ever Know
What is Ontology? | Ontology Explained Simply
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What is Ontology? | Ontology Explained Simply
Albert Camus - Absurdism, Existentialism and Rebellion
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Albert Camus - Absurdism, Existentialism and Rebellion
Lessons from How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
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Lessons from How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
TOXIC People And Why You Need To LET GO!
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TOXIC People And Why You Need To LET GO!
The Dark Philosophy of Cormac McCarthy
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The Dark Philosophy of Cormac McCarthy
Friedrich Nietzsche: Arguing is for weak people
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Friedrich Nietzsche: Arguing is for weak people
Max Stirner: Egoism, Power, and Liberation
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Max Stirner: Egoism, Power, and Liberation
The Path to Greatness - Are you ill prepared?
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The Path to Greatness - Are you ill prepared?
Hegel explained: Dialectics, Absolute Spirit, History, Politics, Religion in Philosophy (Podcast)
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Hegel explained: Dialectics, Absolute Spirit, History, Politics, Religion in Philosophy (Podcast)
Foucault kidnapped young boys and SA'd them in graveyards. Even when he had aids.
Ya VERY TRUE 😮
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Wow so edgy
Hmm edgy quote
Here's a better question Replace the letters with numbers, would the monkey ever write pi?
Ohh nice theory.
Eventually it would
@@nategalipeau9830 Pi is irrational and infinite, it couldn't since it would just keep going on However if you gave it a set amount of pi (1000 digits for example) it would accomplish it
@@spriggina_fan that’s what I meant.
@@nategalipeau9830 then... yez
I loved the saying, "Hell is people."
Same here. I love that quote SO MUCH!
i always wondered why i'm so exhausted when he leaves 😢
I'm so sorry. Hope things become better for you!
Emotional blackmail is also threats of physical harm. Mine said he'll make me go missing if I took his child from him.
Yes. That's true.
My father loves gaslighting my reality, giving silent treatment, putting me through isolation, playing mind games, giving me depression, anxiety, feeling like shit yes I am very angry at my abusive narcissistic gaslighting father and his flying monkeys.
It's very hard. I understand.
Who's quote is that
Franz Kafka
I do not agree. If there is a debate, and a point is being presented, it is the responsibility of the presenter to support his/her points with evidences. It is also his/her job to present the way, or logical reasoning of how the conclusion was arrived at. Imposing one's own will is simply archaic and a primitive method of winning.
You fail to see how the world truly is. You only argue, because you're allowed to. The strong allow it, and they don't need to argue with you to prove themselves right, they simply do what they want and take what they want. Take prison for example, away from the feeble rules of society, the weak suffer and the strong rule. You can't argue in prison, you can't argue with an attacker that comes for your family, you can't argue with the government elitists. And this I believe is the lie of modern society, in the near past, you went to battle to repay a misdeed, that's how you asserted your will. Try arguing with an occupying army and let's see how that goes.
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I just discover about Max today , and I thought how can I have the same thoughts without knowing about him, that's interesting
Same thoughts here. It's so insane how you can find philosophical thoughts that align with your thoughts or world views. It truly is a small world.
I think Stirner did not make an exception when pursuing one's own desires that you should not hurt others. If you care about another you will not desire to harm them, but if you care for them so much that you subordinate your own desires, then your caring makes you their servant and they become more to you than yourself. In the extreme, he does not shrink from doing what others will think a crime. Also, your background music almost drowned out your voice until you dropped it at the end.
Hard read. Since i'm new to this, whats the point of reading a single mans theory? He could be wrong, has hasn't been endowed with divine knowledge, why spend hours dissecting 338 pages worth of words? Curious to get someones opinion.
Why read or listen to anything?
@@p3philosophypsychologyandp493 would you take the time to read or listen to something widely accepted as false by most of the population? What kind of pleasure do you derive from reading this sort of thing?
I dont mean false in the way that fiction is false, i mean plain wrong
@@ezraluke6098 Everybody has their opinions. I like to think that even if the person is wrong, they are not totally wrong in everything they say, we can still learn from them. The same applies to religions, and cultures, you might not agree with everything but there are things you might agree with. Even if you do not agree with things all in all, that itself is an experience where we are able to explore other ideas.
@@p3philosophypsychologyandp493 hm, good advice! Maybe i'll get through this book after all.
Fullerton California
Ah! Do you like it there? : )
What is the purpose of philosophers
What is the philosophers of purpose?
6:10 I read through the essay while taking notes for the first time and highlighted this same quote!
We are united braincells!
Interesting topic
Essay - Link is not working
Updated the link. Let me know if it works.
Amazing explanation
Is there a particular philosophical concept, school of thought, psychological concept, or book summary you'd like me to provide? Let me know!
Many thanks for the share! I thought you explained this well and good to know!
Appreciate the comment!
lmao! 👑
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thank you. very underrated channel. the videos are very useful and unique
Thank you so much for your support.
CoMMENT AVOIR LA VIDEO. TRADUITE EN FRANÇAIS. ?????
This was a great summary, really helped with my understanding
Thanks so much!
''The Superman works hard.'' So far he has climbed a mountain and discovered f all. He is tired, exhausted and needed medical treatment therefore taking care away from the people who need it
fantastic! thanks. thanks for the compliments too
Any time!
thank you for the information
You're welcome
Thanks ! ❤ you made me laugh 😂😂 it kept me listening till the end
Wait..so this isn’t where I can finally talk about fight club? Is this place in itself not a spook if I can’t talk about fight club? I have more questions than answers now 😢
THAT WAS PHENOMENAL! THANK YOU!!!!
I recently finished the book (amazing, important, a lot - as you point out) and have been listening to different summaries to help distill the take-away. Your summary is so straight-forward, to the point, and engagingly delivered; the best I've found. Bookmarked - Thanks!
i was about to say this hits hard, but then i remember nothing hits nothing , right?
Oh the void!!!!
Egoism is a spook
BOOOO!
Life is unnecessary What the hell,are we doing here we just go around in circles,without a destination.
Things can be beautiful I think... it doesn't have to mean anything but it can be beautiful
@@p3philosophypsychologyandp493 Life is a horror flick,with brief moments,of joy.
Nothing is beautiful about this world or it's nature@@p3philosophypsychologyandp493
You are absolutely right.
amazing
Stirner should join the animal world where all his ideals can be realised. That is, if he is not devoured by other animals first.
novel : fathers and sons
I love you too
No wonder why in a Catholic country as Mexico professors at College don't even mention him.
Stirner claimed that workers experienced social alienation in publication a year before his critic Marx. If the Egoist (coined by Engles) is legitimate and separate from all outside systems he cannot experience alienation; because alienation from one’s work is based on a social relationship to the alienating conditions of production. In Stirner’s view, the means of production is of no concern outside of the mind. In this vein how could stirner understand alienation? In what logically more sound sense are separate relations mere abstractions?
That rendering of him you used for he cideo is absolutely amazing, that smirk is like a scar on reality.
No mention of Stirner's union of egoists?
Nice brief resume of stirner's philosophy. I'm reading ego and its own and this video help me comprehend much better what so far I have read.
Loved this description.
I would listen to an audiobook narrated by you my friend. Good work on the summary, kept it very engaging.
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Great!!!!