Greatest Philosophers in History | Martin Heidegger

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[@shengcer]

In Taoism, it is famously said “The immortal rule can not be told; the forever name can not be named…” I think Heidegger invented so many words for the same reason. His thought is at the very edge of what language could express. Great video, it is a shame this series seems to end here.

[@Jide-bq9yf]

I agree . You don’t need to read much Heidegger if you’re focused on our temporality as much as he advocates . Then the gates of Being open up and an authentic existence is the only path we’ll want to tread . There’ll be no room for anything else .

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[@satnamo]

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[@mjolninja9358]

Correction: SHALL*

[@satnamo]

@@mjolninja9358 mistake is natural But regret is foolish.

[@MiloMay]

And it did!

[@jayabyss377]

this sounds like non-dualism philosophy, awesome!

[@Eternalised]

Yep, object and subject are one. Non dualism at it's finest :)

[@satnamo]

Emptiness is das truth because das truth is empty. Empty of what ? Empty of its own existence because we are 1! Emptiness is a vessel because every vessel is empty. Empty this boat so that it will go faster because it is lighter.

[@bitkurd]

The observer is the observed. You can not perceive yourself through your eyes, you can only perceive yourself through someone else’s eyes.

[@Jide-bq9yf]

Definitely

[@Jide-bq9yf]

@@Eternalisedmy sublimely articulate philosopher, hope you’re good . Relishing this gourmet serving once again .

[@celestilbernas972]

This is a great channel to everyone who wants or interested in these philosophers. Sometimes, I get bored with professors discussing these things (don't get me wrong, I learned). I like the narrator's voice, not too fast and I get to digest every detail without me having a good background of studying a philosophy class. Just a curious reader here!

[@InfinitiSin]

My Dasein shall be to enjoy this fantastic upload. Also, this being a reminder to finish reading Being and Time.

[@Eternalised]

Haha, thanks friend!!

[@Garghamellal]

You always edit brilliantly with appropriate music and appropriate images which convey the right feeling

[@Eternalised]

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[@satnamo]

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[@debanjanchowdhury4397]

Phenomenology is really an abstract and complicated concept. It's a demanding task to comprehend and grasp the intrinsic meaning of this concept. But it's really a fascinating and enthralling concept through which we can learn how to speculate our milieu.

[@PhilosophyToons]

I was super excited for this one and it was great! Being in Time must've been a tough read but also very rewarding.

[@Eternalised]

Thanks!! I'm glad you liked it my friend

[@Bkesal14]

Thank you for rendering these phenomenal ideas so accessibly! I really appreciate it.

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[@Eternalised]

Thanks a lot Lenie for the uplifting words!!

[@AdamFraserTv]

It’s been awhile since I’ve been excited by a piece of literature . Thank you for familiarizing me with this man . Way ahead of his time .

[@naseempark6135]

Finally, I’ve been waiting for this one.

[@Eternalised]

Thanks for the support Naseem!

[@naseempark6135]

@@Eternalised yeah, this must have taken an insane amount of work. Also congrats on 4K subs

[@Eternalised]

@@naseempark6135 I did over-work myself quite a lot haha. Thanks a lot! :)

[@satnamo]

@@Eternalised he who loves what he does Wears himself out doing it.

[@frankchilds9848]

Thanks for this video gem 💎 I feel Heidegger can help many of us in our current time where we seem to have become unhinged from much we trusted before.

[@InspirationFromThePast]

Wow, the intro was very well done, loved it. Also I don't think that I heard about him before so thank you for bringing him to my attention and as always, your narration is pure gold. Congratulations on 4k Subscribers.

[@Eternalised]

Thanks a lot friend, means a lot! :)

[@InspirationFromThePast]

@@Eternalised No worries, my pleasure.

[@The_Wanderer_And_His_Shadow]

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[@Eternalised]

Thanks a lot for your kind wishes!

[@Dacademeca]

Martin Heidegger was such an interesting philosopher.. I feel like he deserves more attention, great video and editing, and congrats on 4000 subs!

[@Eternalised]

Thanks a lot my friend!

[@Garghamellal]

4000 subs?

[@Dacademeca]

@@Garghamellal ya he got 4000 subs

[@thetaeater]

Heidegger was a crackpot charlatan like most of these 19th and early 20th centry philosophers. He is just twisting theology philosophy. The comment that mentions how it sounds like non-dualism is kinda contract except when you actually read his work he makes it sound like the individual is god (solipsism). Its funny because I Love Tilich's work but he is at least genuine. Back before the information age it was so easy to reframe a concept to make it like an original idea.

[@vlnow]

He was the only philosopher to blow my mind. I think 'we' don't talk about him much because of his later political alliances. Its almost taboo.

[@PsychedelicActualization]

'The Fieldpath' was the first thing I read from Heidegger. Such an amazing dude ❤️

[@Eternalised]

Cool, will take a look at that one! Thanks

[@lorenz6660]

Muy buen video, gracias por seguir subiendo contenido 👌

[@Eternalised]

¡Gracias por el apoyo Lorenz!

[@FGP_Pro]

Martin Heidegger, the Rube Goldberg of philosophy.

[@jkam2524]

Hey! You helped me finally understand Heidegger!!! Thank you!

[@Davlavi]

This channel deserves way more likes. Keep up the great videos.

[@samn8309]

I was using my axe as a hammer. It broke. While I was experiencing ready-at-hand with the axe I'd have been better off with some present-at-hand first. Now I'm left with a broken axe which is a problem and I'm experiencing unreadiness-to-hand. Now I get it.

[@dasociety129113]

This philosopher seems so deeply arcane in his observations, very difficuly to understand, my brain was twisting through that whole video. Thanks again for your great videos

[@rickbenjamin1525]

Very good explained

[@fraidoonw]

thanks dear Eternalised! yes Heidegger is extremely difficult to understand. this episode helps us to understand some fragments of his philosophy in a rather simpler way. This is better explained than the episode on Nietzsche.

[@Eternalised]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@fraidoonw]

@@Eternalised all videos are great! thanks!

[@adaptercrash]

That's the whole point of the book. It's funny that way.

[@renzostefanmp7937]

Heidegger is my favorite philosopher, it's glad to see him in this channel, saved this video to watch it in a couple of hours when I get free, I'm excited. Thanks!. Btw, I came from the Dostoevsky video, which was really great. I'm sure you'll get a lot of subscribers in the future.

[@Eternalised]

Thank you very much! And welcome to the channel.

[@bukurie6861]

Martin Heidegger is Greatest Philosophers in History.He is human beings a modern epoch.Dasein is doing existencialal transformation Cultural.🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠!

[@satnamo]

Authenticity means living my own most potential for being in timespace.

[@titnesovic4522]

Thank you for this work. Heidegger seems to be more popular with each passing day.

[@stevenwonder7585]

Great channel, keep up the good work!

[@Eternalised]

Thanks a lot! :)

[@ejwoods2457]

This is great! I’m actually trying to navigate my way through Being and Time which has proven profoundly difficult and rewarding. But this summary is enlightening. It helps me to have the entire structure and goal of the text “present-to-hand.”

[@vlnow]

I tried to read the original text. Its just way way too nuts. Intead i read a simple introduction to his ideas.

[@gclttlaichhun2262]

Great job..... Keep up the good work❤❤❤❤

[@satnamo]

There is no fire like passion.

[@paulkossak7761]

I just purchased "being and time" and looking forward to dig in. I'm sure it will be extremely challenging.

[@Orion225]

Great explanation. Enjoyed it thoroughly. You got a new subs. 👍

[@surajchaudhary613]

do deleuze and guattari too, excellent work as usual! keep it up

[@Eternalised]

Thanks. Good suggestions Suraj. I'll be eventually be doing some post-modernism and psychoanalysis as well: Derrida, Lacan, Deleuze and Baudrillard. Although I have a lot of reading to do!

[@surajchaudhary613]

@@Eternalised looking forward to it !

[@onewithall6946]

The designation of "greatest philosophers in human history" raises an eyebrow, particularly when we note the predominant European representation among them. It’s a rich oxymoron wrapped in sweeping generalisations, highlighting the irony that some of history's most profound thinkers weren’t always the most inclusive. Such a reflection reminds us that philosophy, like the world it seeks to understand, is far more diverse than a single narrative can capture.

[@BJCobbledick]

I love so much of the art in your videos! Would it be possible for you to post the names of the works?

[@Eternalised]

Thanks! I actually deleted my art folders cause I was running low on space. But if you like some in particular, I'll try to find them!

[@deepthin7480]

Please make a video on Simone de Beauvoir . She deserves to be in the list. And honestly I have very less regard for Heidegger for his Nazism but I will try to see beyond that

[@ratherrapid]

This becomes even more intereseting when reading Hanna Arendt, who, from what I've seen runs intellectual circles around H.

[@Eternalised]

Interesting, will have a look. Thank you.

[@tshibamo7971]

Oh man this is so well thought out content

[@satnamo]

Nothing is being because everything is interbeing since we are 1 for everything is interconnected and interdependent on every ‘other’ things as demonstrated by Young Double Slit experiment, where the observer is inseparable from the observed electrons.

[@jamiejones9156]

"I am. And there is thinking." - Ram Dass

[@SeanLucasYT]

All your videos interest me, but I was wondering, how did you get into this? Study it in university?

[@Eternalised]

Thanks Sean. I study it as a passion :)

[@satnamo]

@@Eternalised without passion Existence is impossible.

[@DeadEndFrog]

im always amazed how someone like him could embrace fascism, proably a huge reason for hannah arendts own philosophical inquires

[@TheKagar]

Thank you for Upload :)

[@RomancingTheData]

It sounds like Nietzsche and Heidegger should have a conversation; they have pretty similar ideas regarding conformity.

[@bitkurd]

I am the center of circumference, therefore, I can not perceive myself through my eyes. I can only observe myself through someone else’s eyes.

[@damaplehound]

Drinking game: take a shot every time the word "being" is mentioned

I feel like I'll need to rewatch this video a couple of times until I make some sense of it

[@GSingh12345]

Could you please suggest the primary books to read about Heidegger and his theories???

[@rishinarinemd]

Thanks for this great video! Does anyone know what the symbol on the front of the book means or what it is called? (18:51/24:15)

[@danauckland9816]

Can anyone tell me the name of the artist at 8:07? I would like to get a copy.

[@Eternalised]

"Erosion" created in 2000 by Jacek Yerka in Surrealism style.

[@danauckland9816]

@@Eternalised Thank you so much. I haven't come across his work before. Excellent interpretations of life's oddities imo. Love it. Thanks again. I am the author of 'Hannelore' - a slightly different take on the final months of WWII written in English.

[@B4no_shyyrosss]

Can someone explain the difference of being in the world and being with others

[@thecatmagnet2978]

Excellent video

[@nadeemf3426]

can you make a video on rene girard?

[@davidotten2379]

Thanks for finding kairos for Heidegger.

[@metaspacecrownedbytime4579]

I find it difficult to apply this thought on my own, as an individual.

[@joelvalentine3291]

It is well explained, Can I get this word document.

[@IntoTheEtherReal]

Great video! I especially liked how you brought up Heidegger's controversy. If anybody wants to explore this notion in more detail and from a philosophical perspective I have a video about it up on my channel (end of shameless plug haha)

[@dortesandal4303]

This Guy makes me highly neurotic and unusually self aware😵😂👍

[@debrasmith4675]

Wasn’t labelling it “ the biggest stupidity of my life” a global apology give the way Heidegger uses words? What other apology would have sufficed?

[@adaptercrash]

Im surprised this hasn't been written like 200 years ago, well more than that..800...

[@フォグマシン]

You will have to listen to this several times before anything starts to click

[@insidethewired]

amazing

[@mac2phin]

Regarding Heidegger's nazism, I like Woody Allen's films, but he married his daughter.

[@marcpadilla1094]

Being There or a man for all.seasons is a movie about phenomenology or Heideggers' Desein .Stars Peter Sellers as a simpleton who's caretaker has died. Fir the first time in his life he's alone and begins to interact with people or rarher they begin to interact with him and because of his condition presume him to be a genius. Any way the philosophical message is authenticity vs inauthenticity. Sellers " Being " authentic in a fake world of great expectations.

[@stephencarroll230]

Yes! And Jerzy Kosinski, the author, was very conscious of mob mentality and the horrors of political violence. Read his other novels! Being There is definitely a critique, or mocking, of Heidegger.

[@marcpadilla1094]

@@stephencarroll230 Gump also.

[@alecmisra4964]

Didnt heidegger become a "das man" at one point?

[@Eternalised]

I'm unaware of this, since that is what he tells us to avoid.

[@simongrolercher6263]

@@Eternalised No, his remarks about das Man are not to be taken morally-oncticly, in terms of what we "ought to do". Man is an ontological structure of Dasein and not something to be rejected. But other than that I very much enjoyed your video. Thank you! Also I loved the art!

[@satnamo]

Yes when he becomes a nazi!

[@BioChemistryWizard]

@@satnamo Being authentic does not mean being extremely individualistic.

[@Nunofurbiznus]

This has SOOOOOOO many ties to Pageaus work lol

[@Henningfest]

What is the single frame at 4:48?

[@Henningfest]

Seems to be an out of focus picture of a group of people. What significance does it have?

[@onlypearls4651]

When the hammer breaks, it becomes a tent stake, and a fishing weight.

[@geoffreynhill2833]

Bloody hell! Zeno's Tortoise? A Young Person's Guide to Granularity? Still, he manages to LOOK very knowing in his photographs...

[@mattsuran1270]

If a wrestler falls in a forest does it count?

[@magrayfayaz1478]

Great

[@Big-guy1981]

Sounds like a rehashing of Taoism.

[@satnamo]

True. He borrows it from The book of tea.

[@danlhendl]

I see the existential not the existentiell, Heidegger. 😅 I see the fallen not the fallenessness

[@lalsenarath]

Many subjects = objective

[@arunjetli7909]

It however is non dialectical as Marx was .as Adorno said that Heidegger is lost in a castle of words His error is thst he chose Aristotle as his starting point and not Parmenrdes

[@stainsbflowin]

Latin is needed more than english in this explanation.

[@ryokan9120]

Yet another brilliant video and a truly brilliant philosopher. How unfortunate he turned out to be an unrepentant Nazi.

[@ipdavid1043]

he ix so right about. modern days

[@rosismordet]

Yo lo perdono, profe Heid. :)

[@deadringer1009]

darzines?

[@EclecticEngineer604]

❤

[@tristink332]

17:43

[@dustydesert1674]

There’s just that problem of him joining the Nazi Party in 1933 and being anti-Semitic. The halo falls.

[@owlnyc666]

So many "great" philosphers, pholosphers. Each NASA "touch" of "truth". But none have the " complete" truth. Some "resonate" more with with some ....Dasein than others. Some philosophies "resonate" more with.methane others. Stoicism "resonates" the most with me!🤔😉😎

[@owlnyc666]

Then there is his....flirtation with the biggest stupidity of his life. 😉😀

[@FrankiePanaia]

Heidegger NEVER aplogized for his *alleged* nazism, because he followed his own philosophy - he rejected the popularism of the revisionist hysterical herd and the "they," to obey his own authenticity. He should be applauded for his moral courage in this regard. On the other hand his entire obscure philosophy, riddled with artificial neologisms and inane analogies, comes across as a neo-Eastern cult! Much faith is required! To be sure, to paraphrase that semitic titan of arrogance, the gay Wittgenstein, if it cant be expressed in language, then its not worth saying.

[@GilesMcRiker]

There is nothing "alleged"about his Nazism, it is well documented. Heidegger joined the Nazi party, implemented their policies and published statements, both public and privately, that appear to endorse Nazism, and also denigrated Jews in vulgar anti-semitic terms. Whether his philosophical statements completely and unequivocally dovetailed with every arcane facet of hackneyed Nazi ideology is an irrelevant question, and not the standard. Nor is it particularly convincing that he once showed kindness by getting a bagel to a Jew. We don't doubt Hitler's credentials as a racist simply because he allied himself with the Japanese and other "races". When does not flirt with an ideology as reprehensible as Nazism, and one would certainly expect very clear moral and ethical delineation might such and apparently enlightened intellectual. It is utterly pathetic that a man who mastered the philosophical Legacy of the West was at best a passive supporter and at worst an enthusiast one of the most cruel destructive and genocidal ideologies in history, without ever providing a convincing accounting of his indefensible positions. Far from regarded as some kind of hero or principled conscientious objector, considering his role and status, he is history's sniveling coward and opportunist who acted in a morally vacuous manner at a time when the world couldn't even count on its greatest philosopher to denounce hatred, military conquest and genocide

[@FrankiePanaia]

@@GilesMcRiker Does your highly emotive sanctimony also extend to the British and their decadent royals, who collectively, wiped from the face of this planet, over a billion souls in the last 2 centuries? When did that anal-retentive Russell ever denounce the countless evils of his mother Empire? In comaprison to the British Empire, (a 1000 times more perfidous and odious than their teutonic cousins), the German NAZIs were a litter of cute puppies.

[@BioChemistryWizard]

@@GilesMcRiker Dasein exists to negate the nothingness, everything else is bullshit fluff. It makes absolutely no sense for Heidegger to apologize being involved in the authentic life of Being, especially when he was destined to go through it. He simply remarked on the stupidity of assuming Hitler wanted to reinvigorate German culture and rural life instead of expansionism. Heidegger was following his own way of life that he wrote. (The right way).

[@jaykemm3472]

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[@Zeropadd]

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[@RinatNugayev]

12:47

[@42_kranthikiran4]

😮

[@livesimplified7970]

Heideggar how to say very little with a lot of words

[@alecmisra4964]

Well said.

[@satnamo]

Less words count more because More words count less. Therefore, Simple is beautiful- Simple, But not too simple. Simplicity is das ultimate form of sophistication

[@johannbogason1662]

utterly self-serving pessimism. great !

[@shirleybargeman4484]

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[@804god]

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[@channel_---]

Too idealistic.and ignores suffering suppression of shadow which seeps into an ever corrupting society Glad it evolved from this.. Yet Its also basically copying buddism just didn't resonate. A hammer isn't something one would handle with muscle memory alone while distracted Stating obvious as beings being in time. And dissapointing that I think therefore I am doesn't mean mind over matter.

[@RobinHerzig]

I want to appreciate the philosophy + separate it from the nazi sh!t but my heart won't let me 😕

[@ricardohernandez5944]

B e a n

[@justintindall9515]

I get kick out of you guys that the world can exist without a principal nature. Your reality in man is so confused

[@johnjepsen4243]

Like all philosophers, i.e. gossip and hearsay. Verbiage. Lol