Being an intelligent extrovert (not an intellectual) must really be a drag....completely agree with Schopenhauer! An intelligent person would never stoop to the level of these social 'animals,' while the less-intelligent would never rise to the level of the intelligent, due to their subconscious envy and inferiority complex.
@mohammedsadiq70388 сағат бұрын
Excellent
@magicsinglez11 сағат бұрын
No. I’m tired of being calm. Being calm never got me a damn thing.
@roccocarlino93311 сағат бұрын
Aristotle obtained his concepts regarding the soul from the Bhagavad Gita and various Brahman Priests teachings circa 1700BC . These teaching introduced the world to the concept of - One incorporeal God, and we souls being separate to God the Supreme Soul. The faculties of the soul, Mind, Intellect, Resolves and the qualities of the soul (the virtues)
@deimantas452716 сағат бұрын
Great video, glad I decided to click!
@carlalv7717Күн бұрын
I came from a big family. So difficult, so painful to help/please everyone. I just simplified my concerns, and I am more tranquil and peaceful. I'm glad to hear that the master suggested that road.
@austinmackell9286Күн бұрын
I just unsubscribed.
@oflunrazeuqramКүн бұрын
Describes all religions as well.
@DAToro212 күн бұрын
great work!
@MethenySco2 күн бұрын
Not my experience. On the contrary, stupid people tend to be most insufferable. I’ve crossed paths with plenty of brilliant people and they tend to be quite likable and undemonstrative of their intellect. As well times have changed; the difference in intelligence between people is perhaps less apparent today, with the spread of education. My feeling is that Schopenhauer is just talking about himself. We’re not dealing here with axiomatic truths.
@Philosophize_with_Me2 күн бұрын
Thank you! Informative and interesting.
@hanskung32782 күн бұрын
Oh good, I don't have to worry about this.
@bryanutility96094 күн бұрын
I am always sure to remind my friend chat how funny I am immediately following my best posts. Thus they not take for granted my value as their better. 😂
@LouiesLog4 күн бұрын
Kafkatrap seption, a kafkatrap within a kafakatrap
@LouiesLog4 күн бұрын
Police in the UK use them when doing allegation interviews
@VinOptimaxxx4 күн бұрын
Standing by and watching stupid and ignorant people lead the world to ruin doesn't seem like a good philosophy. I've often hoped to one day become confident and assertive enough to stand up to those people. In reality I'm usually too apathetic or cowardly, but I've never tried to justify my lack of action as correct.
@nikolamandic99074 күн бұрын
Difference: 1- Self praising in large doses is trying to affect other people consciousness directly and forcing whatever “stick” after that crude and direct method( hence negative results from other people seeing you in negative light) 2- Self praising in small occasional attempts means affecting other persons subconscious, smaller quantity will more likely bypass consciousness but will still( and slowly over time) affect subconscious and make them accept it as a reality without seeing you like a fool or resenting you
@alicearcturus86105 күн бұрын
I love Schopenhauer but he was misogynist. He must not have grown up around many females. Like when I grew up, good looking girls were always popular unless they were stuck up. The stuck up ones had to come from a wealthy family and 'their' kind stuck together for friendship. A lot of his thoughts probably came from the time he was in where women were far less educated. Still, many authors from his time saw more value in women than he did. I like his thoughts on spirituality. I am not fond of Western religions.
@DAToro215 күн бұрын
this is profoundly confound!
@yh-inshallah5 күн бұрын
Congratulations, well deserved.
@My_trashtalking_account6 күн бұрын
Oh, HahahaHAHAHA. Lol I don't get it. But Lord Russell is king.
@user-ul5rg5pt9w6 күн бұрын
Much appreciated sir
@DAToro216 күн бұрын
can you direct us to an Aristotle reading guide?
@SteveXNYC6 күн бұрын
No pain no gain or fail to hold it all
@chester-chickfunt9006 күн бұрын
The key is to connect with your audience. Most of us do not function in the supposedly pristine and rational realm of academia.
@emocuta7 күн бұрын
...and this is why I LOVE philosophy! THANK YOU!🙏
@DAToro218 күн бұрын
great work.
@robolink18 күн бұрын
Exactly. From experience, I will only add that the way I see the emotional response is 3 steps that cavalcade within a fraction of a second. Admiration becomes Envy becomes Hatred. Boom! I've seen it over and over. Smart, pretty, and/or thoughtful intuitive people often become scapegoats in a "competitive" family. I grew up in a large one where Maxim 34 was the rule. Too pretty, too smart, and (gasp) both generous and kind. Most of life, I didn't understand the constant abuse, shunning, and shaming. I learned to "fit in" by joining the group in making fun of how weird or "stupid" I was. But I never fit in, of course, and the abuse only grew with age. Happily recovering what is left of my shredded psyche, I will say the only thing we can change is ourselves! Solitude, books, and videos like yours, Christopher, are company enough! Thank you.
@tombout28198 күн бұрын
Trans 4 Iran!!
@Re-nq2uh8 күн бұрын
Great explanation. Short, elegant and wise. I have a question, doesn't one risk being egoistic and arrogant by calling others fools and not giving a second thought to them? I recognise the danger of walking around thinking that you're the saviour of humanity and trying to change the world. But is there really no single situation, where pointing out the other person's opinion has a fallacy may be beneficial?
@jamm_affinity8 күн бұрын
This is pretty visible when you avoid talking about certain subjects with people who are threatened by differences in opinion. It’s easier to conceal big differences in worldview than it is to make light of them. There is little benefit in being completely honest about your views, especially religious views, with people who you want to be on good terms with.
@darillus19 күн бұрын
rihbolg
@darillus19 күн бұрын
overhearing fools, perhaps it's better to not eavesdrop in the first place
@bethbartlett569210 күн бұрын
More, please. Most enjoyable! PS: after reading the comments, it is apparent that some may need guidance in understanding "Satire". It requires witt ... Sorta like, "An individual who's colorblind simply can not appreciate "3 Shades of Red". I appreciate having been given the value of Witt. What would one do when they experience Life's "Opportunities for Improvements" without those brief witty thoughts, that seem to be the "curb feelers" ... toward trying for harmony again? Void of Witt ... It's a disability, Im certain!
@KO-fx8bp10 күн бұрын
"Everyone that has suffered through his share of troubles knows that, if one wave of woes comes crashing in, the human heart delights in giving way to absolute despair: but let a guardian god once grant smooth sailing and that same heart will just as soon assume the lucky breeze will always swell its sail" Aeschylus Persians
@sublime761710 күн бұрын
We’d all be walking out together, or none of us at all.
@Usnozulo1210 күн бұрын
Wow what a great explanation! Subscribed! As a philosophy student I find so often the way people explain things is just not conducive to learning 😫🙄 this is so much better! thanks for the video
@ChristopherAnadale10 күн бұрын
Great, glad you liked it! 👍
@putinstea11 күн бұрын
Indeed, you cannot control the hoi polloi, they lack simply the capacity to reflect, and change. Best you do is lead the flock by nudging it in the direction you want.
@BillieJolene111 күн бұрын
I love this!!!! THANK YOU for uploading this. I like literally just bought the book. I cannot wait for it to get here.
@wilfredv193012 күн бұрын
I'm glad the algorithm brings me to this channel
@vg10248 күн бұрын
agreed.
@brianhunt961412 күн бұрын
I’m a northern neighbour to the USA and I can’t say we did any better than the US in dealing with the First Nations people. The Cherokee forced march was a truly horrible event in US history. The Cherokee Nation had adapted to the “American” way of life and were peaceful and prosperous. They were farmers and ranchers, merchants and business owners. They were forced off their land, treaties were ignored and a genocide enacted against them. All for the land that the Cherokee had nurtured and improved. It was a shameful and criminal expulsion done purely for greed by corrupt politicians and land speculators. Shameful!
@catalina525812 күн бұрын
This is a great video, you explain everything very well! Came across this video while looking for extra resources since I have my final exam soon.
@notchristian1714 күн бұрын
I'm doing a report on Meditation 2, thank you sir!
@EvanSlater-gv7tu14 күн бұрын
I found this very helpful
@bryanutility960914 күн бұрын
Schopenhauer is just so funny & mean. 😂 a kind of dry cynical humor.
@anthonyanderson646315 күн бұрын
Clarifying Schopenhauer's understanding of intelligence would refute his opinion, being a Western concept and not tangibly applicable to many other parts of the world. Beautiful women do not necessarily have less friends. In fact, they could attract more because of their reflective qualities
@fabreezethefaintinggoat548415 күн бұрын
thanks
@2006erib15 күн бұрын
What…context is important here.
@putinstea11 күн бұрын
Schopenhauer wrote about the importance of politeness
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Being an intelligent extrovert (not an intellectual) must really be a drag....completely agree with Schopenhauer! An intelligent person would never stoop to the level of these social 'animals,' while the less-intelligent would never rise to the level of the intelligent, due to their subconscious envy and inferiority complex.
Excellent
No. I’m tired of being calm. Being calm never got me a damn thing.
Aristotle obtained his concepts regarding the soul from the Bhagavad Gita and various Brahman Priests teachings circa 1700BC . These teaching introduced the world to the concept of - One incorporeal God, and we souls being separate to God the Supreme Soul. The faculties of the soul, Mind, Intellect, Resolves and the qualities of the soul (the virtues)
Great video, glad I decided to click!
I came from a big family. So difficult, so painful to help/please everyone. I just simplified my concerns, and I am more tranquil and peaceful. I'm glad to hear that the master suggested that road.
I just unsubscribed.
Describes all religions as well.
great work!
Not my experience. On the contrary, stupid people tend to be most insufferable. I’ve crossed paths with plenty of brilliant people and they tend to be quite likable and undemonstrative of their intellect. As well times have changed; the difference in intelligence between people is perhaps less apparent today, with the spread of education. My feeling is that Schopenhauer is just talking about himself. We’re not dealing here with axiomatic truths.
Thank you! Informative and interesting.
Oh good, I don't have to worry about this.
I am always sure to remind my friend chat how funny I am immediately following my best posts. Thus they not take for granted my value as their better. 😂
Kafkatrap seption, a kafkatrap within a kafakatrap
Police in the UK use them when doing allegation interviews
Standing by and watching stupid and ignorant people lead the world to ruin doesn't seem like a good philosophy. I've often hoped to one day become confident and assertive enough to stand up to those people. In reality I'm usually too apathetic or cowardly, but I've never tried to justify my lack of action as correct.
Difference: 1- Self praising in large doses is trying to affect other people consciousness directly and forcing whatever “stick” after that crude and direct method( hence negative results from other people seeing you in negative light) 2- Self praising in small occasional attempts means affecting other persons subconscious, smaller quantity will more likely bypass consciousness but will still( and slowly over time) affect subconscious and make them accept it as a reality without seeing you like a fool or resenting you
I love Schopenhauer but he was misogynist. He must not have grown up around many females. Like when I grew up, good looking girls were always popular unless they were stuck up. The stuck up ones had to come from a wealthy family and 'their' kind stuck together for friendship. A lot of his thoughts probably came from the time he was in where women were far less educated. Still, many authors from his time saw more value in women than he did. I like his thoughts on spirituality. I am not fond of Western religions.
this is profoundly confound!
Congratulations, well deserved.
Oh, HahahaHAHAHA. Lol I don't get it. But Lord Russell is king.
Much appreciated sir
can you direct us to an Aristotle reading guide?
No pain no gain or fail to hold it all
The key is to connect with your audience. Most of us do not function in the supposedly pristine and rational realm of academia.
...and this is why I LOVE philosophy! THANK YOU!🙏
great work.
Exactly. From experience, I will only add that the way I see the emotional response is 3 steps that cavalcade within a fraction of a second. Admiration becomes Envy becomes Hatred. Boom! I've seen it over and over. Smart, pretty, and/or thoughtful intuitive people often become scapegoats in a "competitive" family. I grew up in a large one where Maxim 34 was the rule. Too pretty, too smart, and (gasp) both generous and kind. Most of life, I didn't understand the constant abuse, shunning, and shaming. I learned to "fit in" by joining the group in making fun of how weird or "stupid" I was. But I never fit in, of course, and the abuse only grew with age. Happily recovering what is left of my shredded psyche, I will say the only thing we can change is ourselves! Solitude, books, and videos like yours, Christopher, are company enough! Thank you.
Trans 4 Iran!!
Great explanation. Short, elegant and wise. I have a question, doesn't one risk being egoistic and arrogant by calling others fools and not giving a second thought to them? I recognise the danger of walking around thinking that you're the saviour of humanity and trying to change the world. But is there really no single situation, where pointing out the other person's opinion has a fallacy may be beneficial?
This is pretty visible when you avoid talking about certain subjects with people who are threatened by differences in opinion. It’s easier to conceal big differences in worldview than it is to make light of them. There is little benefit in being completely honest about your views, especially religious views, with people who you want to be on good terms with.
rihbolg
overhearing fools, perhaps it's better to not eavesdrop in the first place
More, please. Most enjoyable! PS: after reading the comments, it is apparent that some may need guidance in understanding "Satire". It requires witt ... Sorta like, "An individual who's colorblind simply can not appreciate "3 Shades of Red". I appreciate having been given the value of Witt. What would one do when they experience Life's "Opportunities for Improvements" without those brief witty thoughts, that seem to be the "curb feelers" ... toward trying for harmony again? Void of Witt ... It's a disability, Im certain!
"Everyone that has suffered through his share of troubles knows that, if one wave of woes comes crashing in, the human heart delights in giving way to absolute despair: but let a guardian god once grant smooth sailing and that same heart will just as soon assume the lucky breeze will always swell its sail" Aeschylus Persians
We’d all be walking out together, or none of us at all.
Wow what a great explanation! Subscribed! As a philosophy student I find so often the way people explain things is just not conducive to learning 😫🙄 this is so much better! thanks for the video
Great, glad you liked it! 👍
Indeed, you cannot control the hoi polloi, they lack simply the capacity to reflect, and change. Best you do is lead the flock by nudging it in the direction you want.
I love this!!!! THANK YOU for uploading this. I like literally just bought the book. I cannot wait for it to get here.
I'm glad the algorithm brings me to this channel
agreed.
I’m a northern neighbour to the USA and I can’t say we did any better than the US in dealing with the First Nations people. The Cherokee forced march was a truly horrible event in US history. The Cherokee Nation had adapted to the “American” way of life and were peaceful and prosperous. They were farmers and ranchers, merchants and business owners. They were forced off their land, treaties were ignored and a genocide enacted against them. All for the land that the Cherokee had nurtured and improved. It was a shameful and criminal expulsion done purely for greed by corrupt politicians and land speculators. Shameful!
This is a great video, you explain everything very well! Came across this video while looking for extra resources since I have my final exam soon.
I'm doing a report on Meditation 2, thank you sir!
I found this very helpful
Schopenhauer is just so funny & mean. 😂 a kind of dry cynical humor.
Clarifying Schopenhauer's understanding of intelligence would refute his opinion, being a Western concept and not tangibly applicable to many other parts of the world. Beautiful women do not necessarily have less friends. In fact, they could attract more because of their reflective qualities
thanks
What…context is important here.
Schopenhauer wrote about the importance of politeness
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