it's not necessary this stupid music

Thanks

Collier Track

Gaylord Knoll

Micaela Valleys

So Nietzsche must have misunderstood Socrates because it's not that Socrates wanted to replace reality and its problems with utopia, he wanted to get to the bottom of (or understand) the cause or source of the problems so that reality could be as it should be - problem free.

Connelly Ferry

This guy appeared on linklater’s “waking life”

Emard Haven

loved it, it is Wahrheit = Truth

Damn the music sucked

Leelos

To be clear, some people may have found this searching for "No Excuses", this is not that program. It is excellent but it is not "No Excuses."

One of the best songs ever made.

La primera vez que supe de Raimon Panikkar fue en la entrevista que le realizó Fernando Sanchez Dragó en el programa Negro Sobre Blanco. Para mí resultó un momento mágico. Tengo que decir que no comprendí ni el 90% de las cosas que comentó el Maestro. Pero quedé seducido por él, como creo que quedó Fernando Sanchez Dragó, con esa sonrisa que mostraba mientras escuchaba a Raimon Panikkar. Sentí que esa persona que estaba viendo en la pantalla era un Sabio. No sé como explicarlo. Amor a primera vista. Gracias , Gracias Gracias por este video. Raimon Panikkar sigue vivo en nuestras mentes, en nuestros corazones. Esa chispa no se apaga. Sigue VIVA.

Whoever is behind the account who posted these lectures, I salute you !

Kinda seems like this is a "defense of nietzsche" more than "A lecture about/on nietzsche" Nietzsche : All idols are false, worshipping anyone or anything is enslaving yourself for a fake sense of security and comfort. These two: Wow, Nietzsche, you're so smart and wise! l'll make sure to read all your books and follow all your teachings! 😃

excellent 🗾🏃

Una persona extraordinaria a quien tuve el gran honor de conocer personalmente y asistir durante 7 años a sus coloquios mensuales en Tavertet

never heard such a senseless clueless nonsensical music ... ridiculous - srry

has anyone got bass tabs?

Muchas gracias

También iba en su carroza ,dónde lo llamarán. 🇮🇷💌😊🙋🏻‍♀️🇮🇷 Bach. fue muy feliz. .

Hay mucha música de Bach en este teléfono 🙋🏻‍♀️🇮🇷🎶🎶💌😂

Y Bach ? hasta la actualidad.

Cuando. era. adolecentes leí su biografía. 🙋🏻‍♀️🎶🎶🎶🇮🇷😂

Floki, the crazy raven man

Thank you for this amazing upload

Con el Genocidio que comete Israel al pueblo palestino, hoy, año 2023, con 20 mil palestinos asesinados, ya va siendo hora que Israel permita interpretar a Wagner en "su territorio".

It seems your understanding of netzie needs to be revised as before saying "netzie may have been gay", you must reject his love and craze for masculinity, the honor and development of man, an ubermensch...

It would be nice if each discussion had a topic caption.

What’s the name of the song/mix? ❤

The comment about cell phones was funny

But how does he pay rent and buy food without never working expect one year as a teacher? Did he have a women who paid for him everything? I dont know more and more details i get out of his life, more interesting he gets for me. Specialy his look suits so great to his writings. Im fascinated!

Two lectures ago speaker referenced Nietzsche’s promotion of being part of the whole. How is that individualism?

chale, suban una versión en castellano 😭

Cómo es posible que exista música tan perfecta en todos los sentidos

Tom Wolfe's new book?

Robert c Solomon adalah seorang Profesor filsafat

I was born and live in Iran. There have been lots of unwanted pains in the lives of my people. I hate to be born again because much of my life was determined by a totalitarian regime and a super religious family and culture. I think this very life is too much, let alone its repetition.

I need more courses from these 2 lovely creatures. Can you help me?

I love this song since 2015

And who could listen to this and not think of the Republican Party's current efforts to ban books and erase history. My god! This hits the nail on the head!

Well, if homosapiens want to be the final project of evolution, they better start working at it; because if homosapiens can't see they're on a dead run for extinction, then they're not very "sapien" after all.

Excellent presentation of a difficult topic in Nietzsche...

I was thinking Hume had to be near the top. Perhaps, Dostoevsky too for his psychological thinking.

So make sure in your life to never give money or your time to charities or a few bucks to those suffering on the street. Or collect a neighbor's mail while they're on vacation or stop to help an old man who's fallen on the street. Just because you can find bad motives for _ALL_ human behavior, doesn't mean there aren't good ones too. Was Nietzsche really claiming no human being should ever help another human being out? If so, we need to get word to those billionaires who give money to help charities that help feed starving children, because my God! we don't want that going on. Or how about the motives to come up with a unified theory of gravity? Surely the only reason a physicist would ever work on such a thing is to become famous and win the Nobel... So let's dismiss that too. Let's remember that this was not an exhaustive study by Nietzsche; but more a way of tickling our brain cells to get us thinking about such things.

I've gotten more pragmatic about certain philosophical questions the more I read. Or is it the older I get? Anyway, the way I think of the reality/appearance concern, is that our perceptions obviously correlate really really well with whatever the reality is that is out there. And that's probably as much any animal can expect.

Nietzsche was clearly a philosopher; he just wrote in a more engaging manner accessible to the interested layman. In contrast, I suppose, to what Nietzsche called _Dry as Dust, Kant._ It amuses me to think, Nietzsche wrestled with Kant's interminable technical style like the rest of us. The other one I like goes something like, _Hume wrote in five sentences, what Kant was able to write in a book._ Gotta love Nietzsche 😅

I have done a lot of reading in my life, but apart from a few poets and maybe Faulkner, I know of no other writer whose words sparkle so consistently off the page and bear endless rereadings...