I love the en

haha the ending!

Awesome endi

Dude, just keep at it, you're good as hell and crystal clear. I always come back to see the one about Wittgenstein, or this one. If you get a lot of views from Argentina and Uruguay... that's just me linking your videos everywhere.

@pedrofuster9161

2 жыл бұрын

Yo también lo veo desde Argentina

I really like how clear and succinct your philosophy videos are, please make more!

@whyalexandery

3 жыл бұрын

Just did!

A friend sent me your three videos on Nietzsche to clarify his viewpoints to me, thank you so much for making them. You explain him in an easy to understand way that I find so valuable

To be honest, I prefer watching these videos after my experiences and human experimentation done on myself, both physical and psychological then before them. It opens me to new perspectives and not blinding myself to my own sight, becoming a blind fanatic or only my light, my flame. It also shows me how very inhumane I was. But it is quite odd to be human. When I paint beasts, I feel more I am painted, and the beast is victorious in its depiction. It’s like a god, I feel foolish to call my own; when myself, my spirit is but a tiny part, a privileged witness to the chaos which births stars, which life is.

"someone who loves chaos" I am there.

Got me thinking.

Hey! First off, thanks for all the thoughtful work you put into these videos. I was wondering if you'd consider making a video about the philosophy of Andy Warhol?

so aren't you gonna make videos anymore? that's sad but anyway thank you for your previous videos they are really helpful

@whyalexandery

5 жыл бұрын

Your comment has awoken the dead. I made a new video.

@ZhenyaZhks

5 жыл бұрын

@@whyalexandery that's amazing thank you

My self is das mother of my idols; There are more idols in das world than in reality.

Epic.

Was that end proposital? it was really and ending haha

"Nietzsche is pretty apolitical" How can you even say this when multiple times in his works speaks against democracy, egalitarianism, socialism, feminism, etc?? Not even getting into his personal letters "Nietzsche and the politics of aristocratic radicalism" is a book you should read. There's a reason some authoritarian ideologues drew from his ideas, even if he was anti nationalist and anti antisemitic