In Germany, uni education used to be so flexible that you could choose to attend whatever lectures you like. Students could even attend lectures at whatever uni they wanted, not necessarily the one they're registered with. It's possibly one of the reasons science and philosophy developed so much in 19th century Germany. Kinda cool!
Hegel was a celebrity in his day. His classes were packed. That lady he threw down the stairs was prolly talking about how great Hegel was. Id throw her down the stairs too.
I have yet to meet someone who can convince me that physical life in this world is not a prison sentence for our souls or spirits or conciousness or whatever you want to call it
Be it anything, Schopenhauer did wrote very clearly and is quite easy to understand(unlike another lecturer who makes me want to kms every time I try to read him)
Tried to come up with a cool comment but just gave up half way. XD I like how his concept has some resemblance to Buddhism. Great video! Please keep it up!
@@PhilosophyToons haha makes sense now! Yeah, for the life of me, I can never keep my centuries straight either. When I hear 19th century I immediately think 1900's but my instincts are always wrong haha
I love how Schopenhauer throws people down stairs, yet reminds us to be kind to others.
He do be memeing
In Germany, uni education used to be so flexible that you could choose to attend whatever lectures you like. Students could even attend lectures at whatever uni they wanted, not necessarily the one they're registered with. It's possibly one of the reasons science and philosophy developed so much in 19th century Germany. Kinda cool!
Hegel was a celebrity in his day. His classes were packed. That lady he threw down the stairs was prolly talking about how great Hegel was. Id throw her down the stairs too.
Thank you, my fellow sufferers
struggler
These videos are Tight!
Thank you!
First video I watched of yours it's brilliant
I have yet to meet someone who can convince me that physical life in this world is not a prison sentence for our souls or spirits or conciousness or whatever you want to call it
Really liked this video!
I hate how much this resonates with me 😂
Ripppp
Thanks for the shoutout! It gave me a lapse in lifepain
Be it anything, Schopenhauer did wrote very clearly and is quite easy to understand(unlike another lecturer who makes me want to kms every time I try to read him)
amazing amazing work of simplyfing the biggest theories and ideas. thank you here from isreal :3
Tried to come up with a cool comment but just gave up half way. XD
I like how his concept has some resemblance to Buddhism.
Great video! Please keep it up!
Didn’t that woman set him up because she heard he was wealthy and was intending to sue him. I’ve heard this on other Schopenhauer videos
What does continually being without becoming means ?
I have never heard that anecdote. But because it was Schopenhauer I Knew it was C
It's kind of funny this fate of mine,circled by beauty and trampled by time...The division,I and the world.Life=Lies
His view of happiness and pain are pretty much opposite of the Catholic view.
0:03 did you mean 1821? Schopanhauer wasnt alive in 1921 😅
Yeah, I noticed that, too. And at 0:34 when it says Berlin 1920. Wrong century. 😉 Still, I like this video for how concise and entertaining it is. 👍
Lol my bad, yes I meant 1821
@@PhilosophyToons haha makes sense now! Yeah, for the life of me, I can never keep my centuries straight either. When I hear 19th century I immediately think 1900's but my instincts are always wrong haha
Phony 😂
One of the precursors of antinatalism💙
Párerga & Paralipómena aka Πάρεργα & παραλειπόμενα in Greek.
In 1920 Schopenhauer was already dead.