Schopenhauer's model is summarized as one underlying will manifesting into bodies, producing selfish multiplicity, conflict, and suffering because people forget they are one.
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Schopenhauer
Schopenhauer's model is summarized as one underlying will manifesting into bodies, producing selfish multiplicity, conflict, and suffering because people forget they are one.
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Nietzsche accepts desire's manifestation but rejects Schopenhauer's negation, asking why desire would embody itself unless embodiment should amplify desire.
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"Arthur Schopenhauer is a very, very important philosopher. His conception of the world is that the underlying force of the world is the will,..."
"So his great solution to this is compassion. As humans, we must first and foremost be compassionate towards each other and remind ourselves that..."
"...let's move on, okay? So building on top of Wagner and Schopenhauer is Friedrich Nietzsche, okay? Who is considered one of the greatest German..."
"What's the logic of that, okay? And Schopenhauer would say, well, because God is evil, because God wants us to suffer. And then Nietzsche..."
"...important for thinkers of how to unify Germany are like Arthur Schopenhauer."
"...rule the world. And this is important because it's actually taking Schopenhauer's philosophy, right? Desire is a source of evil in the world. And..."
"...the entire world is destroyed, okay? And this goes back to Schopenhauer's idea that the source of the world is desire, okay? When you..."
"...desire, okay? The will to power is a really important concept. Schopenhauer believes that multiplicity is conflict. The fact that this will manifests itself..."
"...more obedient to power, okay? All right. So if you take Schopenhauer, Wagner, and Nietzsche together and combine them, what you get is a..."
"...against us? Won't people think this is reckless? And so, what Schopenhauer and Nietzsche and others will say is, what we want first and..."
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