How To Become A Free Spirit - Friedrich Nietzsche (Existentialism)

[@PhilosophiesforLife]

Friedrich Nietzsche says “The free spirit is a monster of courage and curiosity…a born adventurer and discoverer”. We hope that you enjoyed this video and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks so much for watching.

[@sheilameyers152]

What a wonderful way to live... living means living freely and loving it!

[@dlloydy5356]

@@ardentenquirer8573 so please explain your interpretation. Educate us.

[@satnamo]

A freeman is a warrior because a warrior is not a slave.

[@satnamo]

@@dlloydy5356 a fool who thinks he is wise is indeed a freaking fool. Mistake is natural But regret is foolish.

[@mojisolabakreen8456]

A1a11

[@johnbyrne2127]

"Many of life's failures are people who did not realise how close they were to success when they gave up."- Albert Einstein.

[@markwilliams0421]

this is useless.

[@johnbyrne2127]

@@markwilliams0421 non est . non

[@Diana-gt1rv]

I’m a big fan of Friedrich Nietzsche who teaches us to be authentic in whatever we do.

[@johnbyrne2127]

"True contentment is not having everything, but in being satisfied with everything you have."- Oscar Wilde

[@richardsummers7569]

Be confident in your self awareness, develop your judgement and be ever evaluating and evolving by your own set of self evolving philosophy.

[@topfish1225]

Cheers ric that hit me hard.

[@marshallbernadine5036]

I don't think there's any other means to embrace the divine than this

[@karljay7473]

@1:44 become a master over yourself @4:02 think differently @6:22 learn to live with contradictions @8:42 be an experimenter @10:50 fight against tyranny @12:58 be authentic @15:17 be joyful @17:24 do not get attached

[@justacrusader3199]

This is the first time that I actually took notes from a KZbin video and wrote it on my journal.Thank you!

[@mariavictor4324]

A random person feeling ridiculously happy you found something .😀 I keep a journal too and know the feeling. It will stay with you.💙🤟🏾

[@pyrokm4751]

This is a dope idea lol I will commence!

[@markdavidignacio9073]

Same here haha.

[@dennygmail255]

I've kept a journal since I was 18yrs old. Now I'm 64. My journals have been the single most important companion in life. You will never regret keeping a journal.

[@markdavidignacio9073]

Writing clears and organizes your mind.

[@penneymoore7133]

I love this, thank you. It pretty much falls into what I believe. The world would be a much more peaceful place if more people have the freedom to simply be themselves. Free-thinking people are naturally immune to those who wish to control us by misinformation and dogmatism.

[@iggykarpov]

01:35 1. BECOME A MASTER OVER YOURSELF 03:54 2. THINK DIFFERENTLY 06:12 3. LEARN TO LIVE WITH CONTRADICTIONS 08:30 4. BE AN EXPERIMENTER

[@nicoleonfeels]

Becoming detached from people or things is a great attribute of being free 🤗

[@emilykrahn3185]

Love is what liberates us, not detachment...

[@sdla690]

Don't attach if you know you can't detach, love all.

[@pinkforeverlove1]

@@emilykrahn3185 speak for yourself loving without boundaries CAN kill you. Happened to my grandmother

[@johnbyrne2127]

"The true source of our sufferings has been our timidity."- John Adams

[@XOPOIIIO]

Fighting free speech in democracy, you're not defending democracy, you're transforming it into autocracy. They only speech that should be fought is one that is directly purported against free speech itself.

[@armandfoumane5176]

There is a slim line between genus and madness. While seeking to have a good mastery of youself ensure not to indulge in actions that inhibits others possibility of attaining thesame goal; that's where madness play.

[@astromar]

What a beautiful sum up of what Nietzche´s free spirit is. I have always interpretated him under this perspective and I am extremely great full that you have made this video. Thank you!

[@johnbyrne2127]

"In order to be creative you have to be allowed to fail."- Julie Walters.

[@hannathehappynomad]

Amazing! My heart is racing after listening to this video. It resonates with me so much. Thank you!

[@johnbyrne2127]

"I like to be a free spirit. Some don't like that, but that's the way I am."- Princess Diana.

[@jasonreed1352]

Thank you for a genuine journey down Nietzche lane. I am surprisingly highly able to relate with uncanny clarity to the expressions of this man. Maybe through having taken this journey, my self, down a path that was uncannily similar to the one as described by Nietzche, or perhaps more likely, having taken our own similar journies down this path of authenticity to self, I find I am experiencing a level of respect for the intent of the authors as I perceive it that I hesitate (because I tend to drift toward sometimes a flat-out hostile seeming tone, becoming extensively verbose, now that I think of it...) I found enough really helpful questions to be able to ask myself that come from an unusual "direction", for me, that I hadn't yet considered the possible capability to contemplate. So I am excited, and thank you so much! Especially after watching a few videos on Nietzsche, I just sort of got used to hearing narrators (or writers. I generally listen as though the narrator is the author of the material being spoken, though) that communicated a perspective that could only have known the actual wisdom of Nietsche from a more 2nd person-type knowledge understanding of it if they did at all. Overly simple example: If you have seen all colors "normally" except green, but you have been taught, through believing a source that became known as a teacher, that blue and yellow make green, then a 2nd person-type understanding of what green is has become perceived to be the color green, with greater automaticity-of-thought when this information becomes assimilated into the subconscious as " that which is green" (as the never-seen product of blue and yellow.) This video caught my attention fairly quickly, as it seems the narrator genuinely has come to understand the wisdom of what Neitzche expresses. So if that is the case, holy shit I hope we communicate with each other at some time. I feel I may have dove even more deeply inwardly than Nietzche, and through the grace of the infinite eternal now, I endured my way back to center without having gone literally insane. There was more than one moment when I had a feeling that reminded me that where I was "at" in my "belief structure", and the more-painful journey back to center (for me) that I had the pleasure to anticipate being able to look up at my perception of myself like I never knew I could or how. Like... on a level where if someone asked me who I am, I could have quite happily replied "I do not know" at that point, because I did not and was somehow ok with it. I had become able to ride a wave of this "dance" that Nietzche speaks of. (And I love that his description is also dance, as this is one of the metaphors that, depending on how it becomes described and what it is thought to possibly mean from a more 2nd person knowledge perspective of having learned truths about dance from another who has seen authentic dance. Which, turns out, is not only really fuckin difficult to even describe, but the process of attempting to come up with how to describe what has already been described literally infinity many times, already, through literally every expression ever perceived that became observed in order to become perceived, and then witnessed as the experience that can be whittled down to "dance". And when the queue in my mind passes an action-potential threshold, I simply must express a response. That queue in my mind with an unpronounceable name because it is all pronounced simultaneously with a name that means "OMG I can totally offer a clarifying perspective for this beautiful soul to consider from a different perspective with authenticity. I wonder if they would be as excited to communicate with me as I am them such that I can receive clarification from them") Your video highly suggests yes. Being able to communicate without bipolarities stuck in the subconscious unresolved is just.... There literally is no such thing as the combinations of words that can express it. Because it turns out that interaction of any type is just utterly incapable of being adequately communicated. And it can be seen.

[@jasonreed1352]

And, ladies and gents, and all sentient and nonsentient conscious beings of any and all conscious awareness levels, you will have the intense experience of becoming able to take an inward peek for YOU to perform these tests-of-the-self that you will not be capable of imagining what it will be like until you get there to ask, and the more you need to "believe" that it must be what you could possibly have already imagined it to be for literally any reasons whatsoever, the harder it will be to get to the perspectives to see it, let alone be able to observe the self when you get there. And when you do, the interview question of "Tell me about yourself" can almost tend to really seem disrespectfully aggravatingly shallow. Not because these questions are rhetorical because there are allegedly no "right or wrong answers". Because, yes there are not only no right or wrong answers to this question, but there are no right or wrong reasons to ask it other than just giving a word-salad dance to intuit ambiguous feelings. (Clever, actually, but ignorant AF.) Something that not even the self-identified superiority that is the job interviewer has the first conscious clue of him or herself. And he or she is literally merely reciting the indoctrinated truths of simulated thinking, being "permitted" to self-identify as superior because he or she behaves as an interviewer. And he or she will literally self-identify as this assigned ROLE, dedicating his or her life and work to doing that will only be able to meet his or her immediate survival needs. EVER (Even at "the top" this is so, even though it is literally not possible to understand this without even taking that journey of authenticity inwardly, or if you happen to have become an "elite" and either feel just happy as a lark superior, or fell down the rabbit hole of self like Jim Carey). No matter how much we accumulate of anything, as consciously self-blinded bats, we never experience existing without the inauthenticities that are believed to be true being resolved, with authenticity to truth, to become perceived to be false. (Go deeply enough, and why they are false but were believed to have been true becomes visible, which is categorically more interesting than falsifying because you just found a new method of pain sublimation that feels better so this must be righter.) The literal manifesters of cognitive dissonances that we have trained ourselves to ignore and avoid and blame externalities for the existence of.... Those emotions we are supposed to control and ignore because our best and brightest can only really give you an antipsychotic or SSRI anyway. (Because they are all experts at simulated thinking.) Simulated thinking... The literal builder of that box people think they're thinking outside of when they buy an electric car and consider their adaptation to modernity com-fucking-pleted! And fuck yeah, look at that stock market. OK, I'm about to bust into a WAY off-topic rant. (Only off-topic because of the intensity with which I ventilate the thousands of generations of Karmic Debt that become paid when you take this journey inward and maintain authenticity.) If we are to jump beyond the ol' song and dance Karmic roller coaster of revolution and find a gearshift we have never seen before marked "evolution", it is my suggestion that one respectfully observes that gearshift and learn how it works before even intending to touch it. For it is shifted simultaneously with your intent alone. And the label evolution on that gearshift, while the label is indubitably correct, has very fine print on it that says something to the effect "Caution, this shifter makes changes in conscious perceptions that may change the very nature of what this shifter will be able to be perceived to be once shifted. Made with pride by Karma." And you will want to have been able to answer the question "Who are you" after having consciously perceived yourself to be who "you" are before reaching for that gearshift. Otherwise, you will not know your intent outside of the simulated thinking paradigm within which we evolved out of the stone age, and then stagnated because we are just so goddamned profitable like this. Meanwhile, the meek have inherited the earth and will probably need to not all turn into superior twat-waffles like "the elite" if we are not to repeat this cycle again "from the other perspective" after a God Damned revolution resets our Karmic Clocks to single-celled lifeforms. (And the sophisticated will not benefit from becoming the ignoramuses that allow people the "prestige" of becoming elite only because they expect to achieve this as easy as it appears when you're ignorant enough to do all the actual work of elevating the superior simultaneously with increasing conscious blindnesses, the nature of which being outside of conscious awareness. Good plan. The mystic swims in the waters that the schizophrenic drowns. A mystic can be comfortable with a complete acceptance that he or she knows nothing. A truth that is so much more difficult to accept than it sounds, that the mystic / schizophrenic divide is weaponizable to continue being utilized "for our own good" should any "well-intended" successful exploiters get wind of its existence as can only become perceived through 2nd hand learning of it's nature. This has been happening for generations, but without the "intellectually challenged" bigly winning successful folks having actually gained the ability to consciously know the self, those who we elevate to be defined as the best of the best, will literally have ZERO conscious sense of identity for a few months or years if they're able to maintain authenticity to truth while learning HOW to observe with authenticity so that what is perceived is not the fairytale from indoctrination-land. Indoctrination lane, population always lonely one, where reality per se is only perceivable as an existential threat from the simulated-thinking reality paradigm where everything could be a threat, so it is perceived to be reasonable to assume that literally everything external to the self is a threat. And shifting away from that will require exquisite AND VERY FUCKING POSSIBLE adherence to authenticity while taking a journey inward to get to know the true self. And yes, shifting away from it will, without any doubt, seem to drive you directly toward "that", so buckle up. The land where simultaneous superimposed this/that exists is not quite like the movie in your imagination of it might seem. Zero of the individuals seeking a gun and badge, to be utilized for our own good, can have made this journey inward to completion with authenticity. Which means, unless zero of them have tried the journey at all, that we are setting ourselves up for that which we would not if we were not so ignorant of self. But we've been doing it for thousands of generations, so it's not like we haven't actually learned a literally awesome amount. Perhaps, without our heads up our asses so completely, we won't misperceive human nature so thoroughly that we keep the peace by stockpiling weapons that can obliviate the entire ecosystem of the planet if they're used. Here I am, 'bout 4 years in past the death of my former ego. Seems like world peace would have happened way before now if some idiot like me can have figured out how it is possible. And it hasn't happened. But it can. (And is. And keep watching the Chicken Little "anonymous" videos if you'd like to remain distracted from watching that shit happen too uncomfortably closely.) Good times! The water's still warm. Viva la Evolution Go with love

[@iggykarpov]

Who considers themselves a Free Spirit here? I am 60 y.o. and feel I'm always at the start of this journey.

[@darkangelkate3950]

Just where to put the first step🧚‍♀️

[@stewartbone4236]

Just do it! But I have opportunities so it is easier.

[@marcus716]

I love this guy. We first talked about him during philosphy lessons but now i like him :)

[@ivanlievendag9820]

"Man suffers only be because he takes seriously what the Gods made for fun" - Alan Watts

[@haman7227]

I went to college as an engineering student even though I was talented in art, discovered Nietszche, graduated and worked as engineer hated it, invented a product that used engineering with art, became an entrepreneur and never looked back - I wanted to be a ‘free spirit’ and I became one

[@mynorportillo5941]

This is magical man. I’m so grateful you’ve learned the art of doing this and with that, you’re creating so much insight for those who seek. Stay strong my brother.

[@MicroLiberman]

I love the graphics of the video. It just keeps me very focused on the content. Wisdom is actually the love for knowledge.

[@matthewpelto1566]

Thank you, these videos are so important.

[@beastpriestess4061]

A great philosophy, thank you for sharing it in such a straight forward way.

[@l.5832]

So we are to think with our emotions, then it goes on to discredit the negative emotions @ 16:30. Totally minimizes the very important stages of grieving.

[@jaypatel-kd6ql]

Right now i am fighting with this problem how to be free and take decision by own ... It's great help 🤗🤗

[@PeacePlease.]

LOVED it!! Friedrich Nietzsche resonates with the Spirit in me. Well Deserved Thumbs UP!! "Man must first think for himself, before he can believe" - Zarathustra. Much like Gautam Buddha, He professed about Free Will & Self Mastery. Make no mistake: FREE WILL is the Will to Freely Choose What is Right - NOT the Right to Freely Do Whatever We Will. Good and evil co-exist, we have the FREE WILL to choose, but KARMA does not fail to bring back to us, what we choose. 2020 started a decade of Karma - There's a cleansing taking place. Sadly there is turmoil till order is restored. So: Master / Control the Self. Leave the Rest to the Almighty One!

[@jennaadamart3351]

Good points. Especially 5. As a free spirit i confirm this. Thank you

[@hernanperez912]

Inspiring to reflect on these days during lockdown. Great video . Thanks

[@theelephantintheroom8016]

This explains why I never take the beaten path and can’t tolerate insincerity. My time on social media tends to be trying to explain to people how propaganda works, how it is used to condition and then incite. Needless to say I have few follower and could care less!

[@haman7227]

Nietszche was the first modern motivational guru - personal development, self-discipline, goal setting, etc.

[@thesupplantor]

Love your channel! One of my new favourites

[@lorendapreheim6144]

Wow this is my spirit it's hard to find others like me I never new this existed glad I searched it

[@calincta3664]

Ur not alone🙏

[@happybutterfly3006]

Same, thankful for this channel and his teachings

[@moshefabrikant1]

1:45 Master your emotions. 2:30 Say yes to things that help our future. Say no to anything that will block out our areas. 4:15 Think on your own 6:35 Quote Dont be only a democratic or republican 8:35 תנסה תיהיה הרפתקאות 11:00 תגן על המחשבות שלך 12:00 תיהיה אמיתי אל תשקר ותיהיה אמיתי עם עצמך 16:00 אל תתעצבן תיהיה שמח. ותזכור שהכל זה לא לנצח. 17:00 אל תתחבר יותר מדי לאנשים שלך.

[@gentlemenguide2772]

This channel is underrated ❤️

[@ramphularved3785]

Thanks sir, for imparting these precious knowledge on life.The only conclusion, we can deduce , FROM THESE GREAT PHILOSOPHIES OF LIFE IS ,THIS MANMADE RELIGION IS THE ENEMY OF REASON AND LOGIC. A WORD TO THE WISE. THKS.

[@Darima2]

Way back in high school, I was given Nihilism as a topic to do a paper and presentation on. It was the first ideology I studied that made me even fathom questioning what I had been taught by my religion and culture. It stuck with me some of what he said and later on read Thus spake Zarathustra for a Philosophy class. I see what he's saying to not take everything so seriously when most of it is transient but I don't agree that everything is meaningless. I'm too deeply spiritual to feel that way.

[@johnbyrne2127]

"What a wonderful thought it is that some of the days of our lives haven't happened yet."- Anne Frank

[@siwan927]

To master oneself is the most difficult task to fulfill. It's a lifelong journey to accomplish.

[@fraidoonw]

thanks! for reminding us of the free spirit!

[@mphomashabela7903]

Whenever you get ready, ngcela uze lomtomdala and lf you are truthful ukuthi you need a family ngcela ubuye lomtomdala.Akulanto ezalunga on the phone that's the only way forward ukuthi sikhulume face to face🙏 Ngzakulinda,angilamuntu beside , Ngzakulinda.With all my truth and respect 🙏

[@vernasmith5443]

I just love this!!!

[@patriciarabarijaona2112]

I love your channel!

[@hibabouaita3433]

Am a free spirit par excellence !

[@truthseeker7041]

Thank you guys...wonderful.

[@sachidanandjha7027]

Great Philosopher and great philosophies

[@friedrichnietzsche2557]

This channel love me

[@iamceceanderson]

This is great, I’ve learnt so much. While making my notes I’ve noticed number 6 is missing 🤷🏾‍♀️… so are there 7 points?

[@LongLiveEnduro]

I love your series about Nietzsche. Such a great inspiration and a good start to further explore myself and find all my good and bad aspects...

[@MrTyphoontyphoon]

the time you dont turn libtard communist, all will be fine !

[@lakshmanvajjakeshavula5380]

Thank you sir please Do continue

[@TheRealValus]

"The complete irresponsibility of man for his actions and his nature is the bitterest drop which he who understands must swallow." (Nietzsche) Nietzsche's perspectivism combined nondualism and individualism; only, in Nietzsche's way. He rejected Schopenhauer, and Mysticism, - not because he lacked an understanding of "emptiness", but, rather, - because he understood it in a more individualized way (and not as an end); intimately according with his own, radically unique "dharma". Never forget: He advised others to be suspicious of him, NOT to follow him, nor to interpret his writings as a teaching, in themselves; just a starting point. He wanted ZERO disciples, and would have been embarrassed by them; addressing himself only to higher individuals, whom, he knew, would read between the lines and develop their own way. ☯

[@emilykrahn3185]

Having strong convictions (In certain instances) is not the same as having RIGID convictions.

[@st.charlesstreet9876]

Great Post on Philosophy.That you for opening my Freedom!😁

[@robertocanales1201]

Thank you very much 😑🙏🏼

[@johannvandermerwe4826]

Brilliant

[@marcus716]

Basically people are in abundance; just swap instead of griefing

[@johnb8854]

Here is one example of the word Spirit, used in Context: "Is it in the Spirit of the Game ?" Yes even a game has a Spirit just as ALL things that exist do.... The word 'Spirit' is an ancient word for a Full Description of something that exists... It isn't what many today, believe it to be.

[@Redmanwithaplanman]

We are walking contradictions, we know that no matter what we do, we will die yet we don’t give up

[@tabtighiles5661]

A free spirit has no fear to walk alone like the lion of zarathoustra he want to conquert freedom!

[@alwaysgreatusa223]

Living without strong convictions is the way of the coward, the flake, the people-pleaser !

[@MrTyphoontyphoon]

being mentally free is a thing, having the courage to follow our dreams is another thing. People wants to be free, but have not the balls to bet their lives to changne it all .I did and suceeded . how many did ?

[@Mr.FranciscoJesusAldana]

Hottt video!!! Lovely topic! Peace to Nietzche wherever in heaven you happen to be. . . may you continually return (get it) to write more, read more, and study the nature of truth

[@175chuck]

LOL- Energized over 45 ad. He said that is why " I made this short video"! It is so long, more like 40 minutes. So in my assessment if this doctor thinks this is a short video- can you imagine how much research he did for this. Time must be different to this guy!!

[@wagwanbennydj6003]

Legend in the game

[@Kristian179]

please do a video on Slavoj Zizek

[@valdasdr8432]

3. Ehhh I hate when people say that truth is relative. I just can't ever agree with that. The Truth is absolute, we either are aware of the absolute truth or we are not.

[@futureselfnow]

i can agree with you if we can agree that nobody alive is aware of the absolute truth.

[@valdasdr8432]

@@futureselfnow I would say it's impossible to know if the truth you are aware of is the absolute truth or a flawed interpretation(subjective truth) of the absolute truth. But then you can say isn't the interpretation of absolute truth subjective too? It is, but if you put yourself out of flawed perceptions into true reality as it is the truth is one and absolute and these flawed humans are either aware of it or not with their subjective opinions and thoughts. Agreed?

[@fitfrog65]

Who is the authority who determines what hate speech is?

[@manny75586]

Whomever has the most "free spirits" on their side to force the other to shut the fuck up I guess haha. Things like this are where we see the limits of Nietzsche. Though it is fair to note that many believe Nietzsche leaned toward some flavor of individualist anarchist in his later years and writings. Which would oppose this idea of forcing your view of "hate speech" upon someone.

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

We cannot ignore our tendencies and emotions.

[@jdavid50]

Not enough people are challenging popular ideas.

[@Jarvis-MkII]

In other words... Don't be a sheep!

[@gonzobean4694]

"Softens hands while it does dishes." - Marge

[@churly9717]

You know you're soaking in it

[@TheEd0206]

So true love is like hotel california

[@ah982]

So, in a sense getting married is damaging if you intend to be a free spirit?

[@johnb8854]

The word Spirit is just an ancient word for a Description of anything that exists ! Here is an example of the use of the word Spirit in Context; "Is it in the Spirit of the game"? Yes, even a game has a Spirit, plainly indicated in this example.... So what is the Spirit of the game ??? It is a description involving the game and its Rules and intended behavior.

[@sh.6484]

Like your channel, I would love to translate this videos on my language 👍

[@yannicknaert]

Nope, nobody can be an advocate for freedom of speech AND be against hate speech at the same time. If you are willing to protect freedom of speech you make the distinction between words and actions, and you clearly see that the severity of the consequences of certain words does not matter. Words are tools to find truth and give even the most shortsighted people a chance to grow in life.

[@devonashwa7977]

Plz explain further

[@devonashwa7977]

So if i dont get offended by someones hate speech

[@devonashwa7977]

That means i cant be an advocate for free speech?

[@devonashwa7977]

And hate speech gives short sighted humans the ability to grow?

[@yannicknaert]

@@devonashwa7977 hate speech doesn't give anyone the ability to grow, speech does. Speech can be considered hateful, but that doesn't add any validity to the term hate speech, because words are being given meaning by each separate individual, so what can seem hateful to you may not be considered hateful by me, and vice versa. How we deal with words is our own business, but it needs to handled in a responsible manner because once we go down the road where we allow certain restrictions on speech, it won't stop with what you consider hate speech. Words of hate are not acts of hate, some people can't choose to not be physically hurt or killed by some acts of violence while words are psychological, and to treat people like they aren't capable of ever becoming stronger mentally, is just wrong. The strong have always, and will always prey upon the weak, but it is up to the individual to decide whether or not he/she will be victimized through words, because that time will come. I'm sorry if this wasn't clear for you, but I can't explain this universal truth any better than this.

[@dbf17]

supa dupa🎉

[@l.5832]

There is factual truth..... And I have strong convictions but one of my convictions is that there are contradictions in life. And a religious person can be a free spirit. Jesus was quite the radical in his time. Actually, so was Paul.

[@supremesyb]

self mastery

[@nelixsulu6201]

48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene brought me here!

[@satnamo]

God is dead because he dies of pity for mankind’s sin on a X. A freeman is a warrior because a warrior is not a slave. He must require strength because otherwise he will never attain power. Self mastery is das ultimate form of power- Power itself. My self is das mother of my idols. I love Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche because love is a friendship inspires by beauty and truth; And sustains by loving kindness. Das rule of friendship means that there must be a mutual understanding between them; Each supplying what de others lacks and trying to benefit de others: Always using sincere and friendly words. Therefore, das expression of love must be kind and gentle- Not some diamonds in das sky. Have I ever seen a real congfu master fall from das sky ?

[@bonnnieburton-xm3yw]

I love being totally free spirit I wouldn’t have it no other way

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Become the person you are.

[@rothbardfreedom]

07:32 - These are completely different situations.

[@mannycp]

Killing someone?

[@rothbardfreedom]

@@mannycp Completely different types of "someone".

[@mannycp]

@@rothbardfreedom same act, but different someone.. According to who? I think that was the whole point of the video. Never be so stubborn with your believes. Both white and black exist as the same time. The law of relativity. Killing someone is not bad or good. Nothing is.

[@rothbardfreedom]

@@mannycp "according to whom*?" With the fact that one group is made of people who threated others' life and the other group, by definition, don't.

[@mirjanapu530]

🙏🙏🙏

[@patricaoreilly2143]

Too many adverts i switched off

[@tangerinesarebetterthanora7060]

I think this video is a bit misleading. Nietzsche didn't believe in free will he didn't see human beings as "free and responsible".

[@sumeyyataghi]

❤️❤️❤️

[@fontofgod]

THERE IS NO SPIRIT,THEREFORE NO SPIRITUAL:UG Krishnamurti

[@rhondamathis1323]

Autonomy

[@danielsimmons4678]

Anything that says I should is false. I will indulge in the pleasures of life instead of having someone limit me; time is of the essence and I’m a free spirit and also a satanist.

[@manny75586]

This is quite the "warmed over" take on Nietzsche. A lot of these examples explicitly include "liberal democracy" values. In his mature years, Nietzsche loathed democracy as a system. He was definitely on the "it's 2 wolves and a sheep deciding what's for dinner" train. He wasn't pro-totalitarian either as his sister tried to paint him when she convince literal Nazis that's what he meant. By most measures he was in favor of what we'd call "right anarchist" today. Which is 100% in opposition to rallying people around in a group to tell someone else they can be fined or imprisoned for mere words.

[@12blin]

That’s what I’m always saying: things aren’t always black and white

[@marcus716]

16:24

[@michaelbannerman-roberts1518]

He could certainly talk the talk but unfortunately was unable to walk the walk. A tortured soul, tortured by seeing a glimpse of his goal yet remaining unable to achieve it.

[@devonashwa7977]

False statement nice try though

[@michaelbannerman-roberts1518]

@@devonashwa7977 Is there evidence to support your rebuttal?

[@swaroopsai7658]

Columbus Discovered America Not India. That Was Vasco Da Gama Who Came To India. Off Course, It Is Philosophy Which Is Important, Not Facts. But, Just Saying. Thank You And All The Best.

[@supremesyb]

why so serious?

[@kimroquelawan7540]