This is by far the best introduction to Buddenbrooks i have found on youtube. As someone who grew up in Munich, this book is also very entertaining.

The audio must be an objective illusion because I can’t hear it

Absolut

Skip the first 10 min, a total waste of time.

The truth is the recognition of the necessity of the mis-recognition. Love this.

Can you see "it's kids playing philosophers"?

I love coffee and just had a cup. It is wonderful that I will desire another cup later. I can enjoy coffee again.

If I am not misunderstanding, your last point of change in the mind of Zizek is not reflected in his latest essay titled "what did we miss in Syria?" Zizek seems to posit that the change is not working towards replacing the fantasy but an agonistic rapture of so called "absolute" with the new "absolute". He wants to see this "absolute" to come from secular mind than good ole religious fantasy. Yet, he also says that the dialectical consequence of individualism ran its course to the level of the new absolute: "no individualist idea is worth to fight for".

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The first minutes of your videos are annoying cause you always talk about what it is that you want to talk about instead of just doing it. This kind of doing nothing is not really nothing. Its annoying

Isn't it long and complicated form of "You make it true by believing in it". Hence to change the world we need to investigate the belief and funda the belief is based on. But do all objective realities illusion? Pardon me if i misunderstood it

Put subtitles in your video .

THIS WAS ACTUALLY SOO SOOO SOOO GOOD!!!

That last statement pierced like a needle in my heart

The BEST way to find love is to not look for it, go about your life and when you fall for them, you'll know...

Can you do a lecture on the managed heart?

Zizek must be really into edging.

In which book does Zizek discuss these ideas?

Despite the fact that the microphone is in the hand, the sound is very quiet. Julian, we really appreciate your work. Maybe you should finally figure out the sound?

"Love is giving that which you don’t have". So according to Lacanian bourgeois ideology, the ultimate truth of love is simply _when the bank issues a loan._

The audio is extremly low, the lecture is súper interesting but the audio gave me a hard time.

Oh but when we watched this my husband and I were like, but that's us!! (not the cassettes though to be fair, though his choice of music as on par!) but that THAT is how you live when you want simple, uncluttered and happy! Hooray!!!

So good analysis! From what book are u doing this?

Greetings from freiburg, germany 😊

Good one 👍

Often it mathematics it is important to "add zero". Especially when proving continuity and limits.

thank you. excellent.

greetings from southern Colorado

Love this lecture - very relevant with the current rise of fascism - it made me think of why we say “history repeats itself “ - this also made me think of edgar morin saying that all dreams proceed innovations

The audio is so poor that it would be helpful to have subtitles on.

Saludos desde Argentina, aguante el gordo

Greetings from Lisbon, Julian.

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What is with the ending? Why is she so mean to the bodyguard?

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Excellent! Good work!

Thank you, sir. Nice job explaining the unexplainable. May I recommend Jon Fosse as the imperfect representative of a perfect fiction... as such. PS: One of the best expressions of Christianity I've heard. BRAVO!

When will subtitles be added?

Really looks like death is driving him right now

Jay MaInerney, Martin Amis and of course, many others... were men who produced a significant tome and then lived off it. A little bit like Sorrention's 'often collaborator' Umberto Contarello life... a sort of semi-autobiographical glimpse. Some might say, a Citizen Kane riff on wealth, regret and the loss of youth. Pity for Sorrentino it didn't win the Palme d'Or - an official stamp of approval would've cemented his reputation. Someone like Spielberg ( the jury president ) would've seen the film for what it was... a well made, professional, pastiche of a Fellini film. Now it is caught within a reputation of being 'all surface'. By the gaggle of movie critics that are cinemas lifeblood. An idiosyncratic look at the splendid surface, yet ultimately meaninglessness of the rich living 'in and off' Romes high society. The inclusion of music was masterful, but may also have highlighted the films surface appearance... as being a long music video. A possibly 'cold' film... with no direct, human entry into the characters inner lives. It is, what it is... a stunning look into nothingness.

15:01 ❤❤❤ Wow. The universal is the irreducible gap between between the signifiers as such. I don't know why but that hits beautifully hard

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Por favor, sem legendas nao da para aproveitar...

i think brian eno actually went in and used a syringe to drop pee in the toilet

i love your instagram/tiktok videos! if you're the person im thinking of, haha

First time I heard you mention Derrida! Awesome!

U have no original interpolation of Hegel, U R just passing a handmedown off as an authoratative version. For instance, Hegel's obsession with transcending? Yeah right, people have suggested this since 1973. Read his prose, that's not Hegel's aim. Wtf, Hegel and Kant were not friends, you arr just lumping all the people who you imagine to be philosophers into one genre