the nietzsche book was meh...i felt like a lot of the concepts were reused and repackaged in music...stuff like "i'm fucked up, my life's fucked up, and i have no idea who to turn to, etc"....a meta-cognizant exploration of what a man's character is and what his actions represent....at first, it was like nietzsche is depressed, he needs to get laid -- stop blaming women on everything...then it was like, nietzsche needs friends and have people to relate to -- he needs some fresh air from all these "living is a form of suffering" thoughts....and then nietzsche spent entire chapter 9 on the german people and how weak they become..., the juxtaposition of the jewish people not (technically) having a country but still managing to survive...and 3rd reich thoughts...blood and iron....he finished chapter 10 strong, though...decent stuff...a lot of mind experiments and no practicality with real life results like the previous modern books you recommended
i'm on chapter 3 of the martin book....sein and zeit all over the place...lol...ugh...the 3rd reich stuff is basically built on some of these philosophers misquoted....strong minds, strong quotes, wrong application to real life
yeah, at least i still know german...don't have to look up all these words up...
Yeah I'm not familiar with archetypical ways on philosophizing ideas in slightly different rhetorics...I just take things face value. The lack of application in real world circumstances on how philosophy works can mislead people while others can over-understand them... Like the 3rd Reich. Like he said, it's easy to rebuttal when you're misunderstood, but people fear when someone really understands them and dissect their words and intentions left unsaid. I'm more in the market for case studies and real life application instead of pure rhetoric that could be misapplied to the wrong intentions
Oh, I'm catching every word. I listen faster than I could read.... It's just I don't have the foundational connotations to catch every nuance to catch what previous works he made reference to or to what parts he made different and made rebuttals or patches to when deriving his conclusions from previous branches of philosophy
I'm disabling the chat box to my live sessions.... The 3rd wheel writes vague ass comments referring to stuff we said 2 minutes ago and then retracts her ideas when I ask her about it... Or simply writes that's not what she means.... This is so unprofessional.... And she doesn't write more to explain herself... And sometimes she leaves mid conversation from passive aggressive rage... Writing messages is for slack and text.... If we are on live, the point is to talk and clear the air..... Stop entering live sessions with the oh shit disheveled mentality and actually contribute ideas and progress worth a damn... 3 weeks ago, she was closing her house, 2 weeks ago was the NBA finals she didn't want to miss any of the coverage... This week is moving... It's ok to be busy but bring the intensity to scheduled meetings... Excuses are a self imposed handicap that no amount of philosophy can remove.... Solve shit by acting out your intentions and not with meta cognizant thinking of cross analyzing what do you feel at the moment ....and stop using all the energy proving to yourself the hidden self's, cognitive dissonance, and values that can't even be discovered to the untrained mind when the action can solve shit in 2 minutes... That's all I'm saying.... The choice to act courageously on one's full intentions unravels all problems from complex to simple and help bridge the gap between self corrective behavior and feedback from interfacing our environment.... Instead, people are sheep or simply fall victim to peer pressure where they seek validation in the eyes of others and paint their reality based on the ignorance or propaganda of others due to the tribal or beta male mentality and fear of being an outcast having an original thought outside of societal norms....just because of conjecture or intuitiveness doesn't mean it could carry over without fail to real life.. over simulation of the mind can drive people crazy when reality doesn't add up to what you thought it was
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