The poem is incredible!

This video made me weep tears of joy.

People's egos start to develop when they are quite young. As they get older and dream of doing difficult things they are confronted with a painful mismatch between their assessment of their self and their inability to reach their goals. This makes the task of accomplishing their dream doubly difficult as it becomes personally painful and disorienting. Some people with very powerful minds find that the same power that propelled them so far at first can become redirected at these and other inconsistencies. It's a bit of a setup, isn't it?

Excellent

Beautiful analysis. Once we learn to release the old stories of ourselves and create one that better serves us tremendous healing can occur. I love this movie!

Great video! Looking forward to rewatch Arrival soon :)

Great video, really enjoyed listening to your thoughts on that topic! :)

Thanks for this video. Getting stuck with a certain image of oneself is something I can definitely relate to.

This was beautiful. Thank you for sharing it 💙

I just read the courage to be, so searched KZbin for videos expanding on its ideas, and I found your video. Nice work. I'm looking forward to watching more of your content.

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The Butlerian Jihad is Frank Herbert escaping the Frankenstein’s Monster trap that so much sci-fi thoughtlessly falls into and instead embraces the truth that even if our technology becomes oppressive it is because it is fulfilling tasks that we have programmed it to perform.

It's the human family itself which is fascist and without transcending its repression and cycle of death there will be no life: And f/ck your heteronormative "lover's touch" - whose peace and whose "no" is this? Everyone means *everyone*.

Nice one - so we'll step aside and let the planet rise above a temperature and carbon point of no return. That seems a long-sighted plan.

😮 The Will to Power did not then "manifest" itself - it is all there has ever been, to the contrary of fascist metaphysics and democratic farce.

The psychology of hate, has become a science to those it benefits.

What a beautiful piece. So well curated. Love your heart and your message. It is true, this movie is one that poises for awakening. I am having a similar experience myself now that I have discovered it, so many years after it's been released.

Beautiful video

First Man is so underrated im happy you included shots from it

amazing essay and helps me to understand Paul Tillichs book!

this is a brilliant articulation of emotion and feeling and i commend you

Though I disagree with your conclusions on ideology - in fact real socialism as practised in worker collectives is deeply liberating and empowering to the individual - I think your praise of Camus is well-deserved. If he'd lived longer, he no doubt would have joined with Frantz Fanon, another victim of cancer at a young age.

A beautiful video. 🙏🏽

Outstanding. Thank you 🙏.

Camus did not practice decency or solidarity with his wife Francine. Camus’ cruel infidelities with other women drove his wife to depression & suicide attempts. Miguel de Unamuno is, I think, a similar philosophical guide with more integrity & coherence.

Movie Name: Far From Men (2014) starring Viggo Mortensen

Wow, beautiful story and well told. Very happy this was recommended to me.

Yes, decency is the start point, the only start point possible, of everything good.

Excellent video, have liked & subbed, look forward to more, thank you.

And not a woman in sight.

For me, this was monumental. It expressed what I have always known deep inside... even though it had never fully flooded my conscious mind.

thank you for reminding me that camus is from algeria. i find it so interesting how that seems to get forgotten in discussions of him. also, thank you for introducing me to this movie which i'd never heard of! shame really. at first i thought your title was meant to be ironic in some way and i hoped that decency wasn't going to be dismissed so i'm glad i stayed. but also it reminds me of a school of life video about politeness, for some reason, something about not needing to know all the ins and out of a situation but to treat other people with dignity and respect.

Awesome video.

Camus never "celebrated" loneliness and estrangement, it was precisely the existential crisis haunted him and drove him to propose that "suicide is the only one really serious philosophical problem". His initial answer was to revolt against this situation, hence "One must imagine Sisyphus happy". In other words, Man in the Absurd must be happy, not because loneliness must be celebrated, but because Man must revolt against the situation, and be happy about this revolt. But simply revolt is not enough, as Zizek once asked: what is it like the second morning after the success of the Revolution? And Camus' later thinking is more an answer to this question of his youth than a "transformation".

This is the pacifism Putin would love to see prevail, so he can take whatever he wants.

Sounds like modern DIE

Well Done, thank you. You've made me want to read Camus again.

'The same dynamic that tore the whole of Europe apart was replaying itself during' (8:39) the establishment and perpetuation of the State of Israel. (Not mentioned by the narrator, although whoever wrote the subtitles slipped in 'Eretz Israel' at 7:14.)

Could well inspire or impress Darwin Award nominees and such like. It's a sort of fairy tale which would make it popular also.

no, to the building managers and janitors, the police, social workers and emts, who tell me i better turn that person or people back out on to the streets and the arctic snap, or else

if anyone ever remembers one comment i post, let it be this: every atrocity begins with dehumanization

yeah, i'm so tired of tankies calling me a petite bougiousie just because i ain't on board with everything they say. well i ain't joining no revolution that's gonna uphold all the same heirarchies which have been keeping us down so long as they're not based in class

Thank you for this video

An automotan tightly bound up in the chain of command. WOW.. Those words are so strong and so relevant in our world.

I have read his Algerian writings, and I admire the man even more than I thought possible. Thank you for this!

Just brilliant. Thank you.

thank you for giving meaning to what how this movie affected me. It has awakened me and for that I am thankful.

Do you watch like stories of old?

I saw Camus and was immediately interested. It was the subtitle though. That really got me fascinated because I love the word decency. I think it's the most practical thing a person can be if they're trying to make the world a better place is just decent and how absolutely impractical that can seem to so many others when they see it happen.

As an Algerian. I love how you described the wars that we. The world had to go through. I hope the right audience find this and you get your well deserved recognition.