The Absurd & Nausea

[@Chandlerlee-q7d]

This is whole video?anything else? I love that! Thank you so much, I appreciate!

[@jamesbarlow6423]

I was really into this stuff 1969-1974. What strange times!

[@taulantkrasniqi9620]

Sartre is flawless in that description.

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[@henriquecardoso45]

this one is fantastic, even better after reading the plague.

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This woman is intense!!!!

[@edgargonzales9031]

Thanks for posting this one! I have been waiting for it 😎

[@jurgisfeldmanis9309]

Yes

[@boiwvlf]

Enjoyed this, thanks

[@findbridge1790]

Hazel was hot in her own odd way. :)

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For some smart is incredibly shot🔥🔥🔥

[@korpiz]

The first Vulcan to visit Earth.

[@Destiny975_Hollow-Finkelhuben]

wow ❤‍🔥

[@ebzenDJ]

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Any indian here??

[@JonSebastianF]

4:09 In 200 years, historians will be like: “We don't get it, but it must have made sense to people at the time...”

[@Philosophy_Overdose]

And then they'll remember that it took place in the context of a discussion about the absurd.

[@le2380]

The excerpt from Sartre reminds of a pulling reality away from the satz der grund, but rather than doing it in an objective sense where nothing is everything, it is done from the view of the subject where everything instead becomes nothing and meaningless, disgusting.

[@AmericaTheEnslaved]

who is she?

[@themisfit7380]

Hazel barnes

[@Dazzletoad]

It was enjoyable until the backing dancer started 🙄

[@Philosophy_Overdose]

Haha, that was the best part!

[@nm3498]

I am the Lord of the Dance said he….Faultless choreography 😂