Genius and Virtue by Arthur SCHOPENHAUER | Psychology, Self-help | FULL Unabridged AudioBook

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[@luckylenny2506]

Schopenhauer was in a class by himself!

[@Sprite_525]

Lucky Lenny - true..still is

[@Moribus_Artibus]

I'm always impressed by Schopenhauer's unbridled honesty when he writes.

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Schopenhauer only sounds negative to optimists. To pessimistic people he sounds optimistic. Schopenhauer is just expressing nature. The motivation and value you project onto his words are merely your values mirrored back.

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[@JoaoSantos-lv4rc]

this is hardcore. warning for those who see themselves in every description.

[@satnamo]

Hence if a man has any genius, let him guard himself from pain. Keep care at a distance and limit his desires, but those of them which he cannot suppress, let him satisfy to the full. This is the only way in which he will make best use of his rare existence to his own pleasure and the world's profit. It is a persistent, uninterrupted activity that constitutes the superior mind. All that education can do is to determine the direction which activity shall take and that is the reason why a man's nature is so much more important than his education. The genius reveals his knowledge by rendering it in some form of his own choice and the product is art. It is after a course of struggle and doubt and error and much reflection and vacillation that great minds attain their equilibrium. It may be said that it is only the eye which is any real evidence of genius for the contemplative gaze has something steady and vivid about it and with the eye of genius it is often the case that the white membrane over the pupil is visible. Mystery is not about traveling to new places, but it is about looking with new eyes. Genius might has its roots in a certain perfection and vividness of the memory as it stretches back over the events of past life. It is only when care and desire are silent that the air is free enough for a genius to live in it.

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[@kuldeepjoshi8010]

👍 except the pupil and past life part.

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[@ramadevi-cg8is]

Thanq for Presenting this video which has the world of knowledge acquired by the experience n imagination. Ml

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His hair makes him look like a Winged Hussar!

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4:05

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5:30

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[@marcpadilla1094]

Described himself most eloquently. Nay,an unsullied genius.

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[@theonlyakuma]

does this apply to man and woman?

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Wow!

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in that rare instance: woman

[@JoaoSantos-lv4rc]

most who write philosophy seek to deconstruct, to refine their understanding. Schopenhauer is in it just to complain.

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[@scottkraft1062]

That's what you got out of it ?

[@JoaoSantos-lv4rc]

@@scottkraft1062 No lol, i love the man. It made me laugh though how exhasperated he sounds at the fact that we cannot all see so clearly as him. That his motivation to expand on what seems obvious to him doesn't seem to come from the want of mental exercise or a pedagogical leaning, just sheer frustrationx). thankful for it though.

[@scottkraft1062]

@@JoaoSantos-lv4rc he isn't easy to read that's for sure

[@JoaoSantos-lv4rc]

@@scottkraft1062 there's worse. but you mean in that it's not a very positive outlook? yeah no heheh. I guess it wasn't easy for him.