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Interesting work, one of the few videos that managed to make a good transition between arguments in order to compose a whole without seeming "breakable".

Whether communist, nazi or democratic people that accepts works of great men according to their perspectives. As Immanuel Kant puts it 'It's their bloody business to think how they perceives.' Though Nietzsche may have said 'God is dead and you have killed Him.' Thank God! for allowing this man to shine a different path of thinking.

I'm very happy of this initiative that you took, to translate all your French videos in English, I've already watched all of them in French, now I'm going to do the same with the English ones, and so happily. Thanks to you The preceptor for the great job that you're doing !

Perhaps reproduce to sustain the species until full consciousness is achieved, Then it's bye, bye and off to another realm.

I have always said love is a trick one uses to sucker you in and thin boom

what about wichraft, is it real ?

Time is an illusion.

true

If he was better looking he would be saying different things.

Thank you 😮 so powerful 😊

What a genius !

Even I am having same feeling. We are programmed...few monks knew that and trying to escape from it

En tant que bilingue, ça me permet en fin de partager ces vidéos avec mes connaissances anglophones 👌🏾

Sounds like Schopenhaur had absolutely no control over his life and was trying to intellectualize it.

Good as wine like always 🍷

Best CHANNEL ❤

Nice episode, as usual!

Nice! Thank you very much. I hope this channel will get more and more followers!

What about you? Do you agree with Nietzsche? Share your thoughts in the comments!

I feel very much like Schopenhauer, lately. 😊

There is always opportunity to reach for a better feeling thought. All joy and suffering comes from within feelings and emotions are chemical reactions in the brain who should be responsible what goes on inside you 😮 People are not disturbed by things but the views they take of them Imagine you never had a thought that was disturbing you would you be disturbed? It is attachment to your own thoughts that have now been clearly identified as conceptual fabrications that are the cause of your suffering.

There is no free sex. Only a mad Person would come up with a concept free love

A women brags to a guy that she faked an orgasim for the sake of the relationship. Dude says he faked a whole relationship for the sake of the orgasim

Yes love is a trap

Love is not a trap... stupidity is.

"These videos exist thanks to you" wow that says a lot. how many useless self help trash vids do you put out for money? People do not need philosophy, they need to stop lying to themselves. they need some alone time. Not youtube videos. SCHOPENHAUER was just an angry little man with an ax to grind. People who are, or about to become bitter seem to 'resonate' with him? funny that. i cant stand this guy and i am more negative than anyone. I reckon i did not end up hating people because of it like he did. I became more sympathetic and developed a need to understand the negativity. But you do you bruh. Enjoy your trip to Hell cause that is where hate led me for a bit.

Many happily married couples I know would disagree with u 🙏

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Signalé à TH-cam, et j'invite tous ceux qui me lisent à faire de même ✔

Signalé à TH-cam, et j'invite tous ceux qui me lisent à faire de même ✔

I love u is a wrong statement. Therefore sex is a transaction u give that I will give u this. True love is a choiceless deep sweet emotion where one expect nothing in return.

Coucou. Je pensais que c’était vous qui parleriez. Est-ce que c’est vous ? Si c’est le cas bravo. J’essaye d’améliorer mon anglais. J’ai du travail 🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is Rudimentary and oversimplified Generalities of instant noodle Google Philosophy, this is not ~Metaphysics~

Well put. Nothing but illusions placed on us to convince us to keep playing the game.

Stoicism, an ancient philosophy rooted in reason and self-mastery, offers a profound framework for conquering emotions and achieving inner peace. At its core, Stoicism teaches that our emotional turmoil arises not from external events but from our judgments about those events. By changing our perceptions and aligning our actions with reason and virtue, we can transform how we respond to life's challenges. The Stoics emphasized the importance of distinguishing between what is within our control and what is not. Emotions often arise from our attachment to things beyond our influence-other people's opinions, unpredictable outcomes, or fleeting pleasures. Stoicism encourages us to focus on our own thoughts, choices, and behaviors, cultivating a mindset that prioritizes internal stability over external validation. One of the most powerful tools in Stoicism for conquering emotions is the practice of mindfulness and reflection. By observing our emotional reactions without being consumed by them, we can identify irrational beliefs and replace them with rational perspectives. For example, instead of being overwhelmed by anger in a difficult situation, a Stoic might pause and ask: Is this reaction helping me achieve my goals? What is the most virtuous response in this moment? Stoicism does not advocate for suppressing emotions or becoming detached from life. Instead, it seeks to harness emotions constructively. The goal is not to eliminate feelings but to prevent them from dictating our actions. By cultivating virtues like courage, justice, wisdom, and self-discipline, we can channel our emotions into a force that strengthens rather than weakens us. Modern life presents countless opportunities to apply Stoic principles. From dealing with personal setbacks to navigating societal challenges, the philosophy reminds us that while we cannot always control what happens, we can control how we respond. In a world often dominated by noise and chaos, Stoicism offers a timeless reminder to anchor ourselves in reason, embrace resilience, and pursue a life of purpose and equanimity. Ultimately, conquering our emotions through Stoicism is not about becoming emotionless-it is about achieving mastery over ourselves, living in harmony with nature, and embodying the virtues that define our highest potential.

Schopenhauer's philosophy presents a deeply introspective and, at times, provocative exploration of metaphysics, love, and sex, viewing them as interconnected elements within the human condition. His metaphysical framework, rooted in the "Will" as the fundamental force of existence, permeates his understanding of love and sexual attraction, casting them not as mere emotional or romantic endeavors but as manifestations of the Will to life. Schopenhauer's metaphysics positions the Will as an irrational, blind force driving all beings toward survival and reproduction. From this perspective, love is not a purely spiritual or selfless experience but an instrument of the Will, ensuring the continuation of life. Romantic attraction, in his view, often arises unconsciously as individuals seek partners whose genetic qualities complement their own, striving to produce the "ideal" offspring. This interpretation reduces love to a biological mechanism, emphasizing its role in fulfilling nature's reproductive imperative. Sex, too, is framed within this metaphysical context. Schopenhauer regarded sexual desire as a potent expression of the Will's drive. While he acknowledged its creative potential, he also viewed it with skepticism, considering it a source of suffering and conflict. The pursuit of sexual gratification, according to Schopenhauer, often leads to disillusionment, as the individual's yearning for transcendence or fulfillment clashes with the limitations of physical reality. Interestingly, Schopenhauer's perspective on love and sex also reflects his broader pessimism about life. He saw existence as characterized by endless striving and inevitable dissatisfaction, with love and sexual desire serving as microcosms of this universal struggle. For Schopenhauer, true liberation lay in renouncing the Will through asceticism, art, or philosophical contemplation, transcending the cycle of desire and suffering. While Schopenhauer's views may seem reductive or even cynical, they offer profound insights into the human experience. By analyzing love and sex through the lens of metaphysics, he challenges us to consider their deeper implications and their role in shaping our lives. His work invites us to question the nature of desire, the interplay between individual longing and universal forces, and the ways in which we seek meaning and connection in an often tumultuous world. Schopenhauer’s philosophy serves as a compelling starting point for exploring the complexities of human relationships, reminding us that beneath the surface of our emotions and attractions lie profound metaphysical currents shaping our existence.

A bit better A.I. voice than the previous video, still improvements to be done.

Well, it is the beginnning. I hope the A.I. voice will be better in the future, for the moment it's ... meh...

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The first philosophy video I've watched this 2025. New subsctiber here, keep up the good work pal! Simple and elaborate ❤️

Interesting concept

Great content, voice and intonation. Thanks. Subbed.

Thanks

I have a small penis 4 inches I thought it was a curse but It kept me from having sex and made me tough Men and women make fun of me

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Thank you 😮

This is very good.

I wished to hear your voce M.Présepteur

Charles you are a blessing. With you, philosophy more amazing.

I'll have to became catatonic to grasp the deeper meanings of conjectural reality.