The Gay Science | Friedrich Nietzsche

[@Eternalised]

*"Looking away shall be my only negation. And all in all and on the whole: some day I wish to be only a Yes-sayer.”* - Friedrich Nietzsche Support this channel: www.patreon.com/eternalised KZbin Member Perks: kzbin.info/door/qos1tl0RntucGGtPXNxkkAjoin Donate a Coffee: ko-fi.com/eternalised PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/eternalisedofficial Official Merch: eternalised.creator-spring.com

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[@vetize661]

I have such a respect for this channel and the person behind it. My English has become so much better since I watch it. You have the gift to explain highly complicated topics quit simply, yet the great works of Nietzsche dont lose their deep sense. You truly help me to become a better person. All the best to you, thank you

[@Eternalised]

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[@achase3434]

i love i wake up to this. i planned to start these works this weekend. great work!!

[@satnamo]

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche Wakes up and gets up before dawn To read and write until 11, uninterrupted. He then goes for a walk along the lakes Or through the forests. Returning to de hotel for lunch, He eats an enormous amount of fruits And a beef steak. Then he goes for an even longer walk To das majestic glaciers. Returning to his room in de evening, He survives on biscuits and tea. He reads and write until his eyes burn out at 11. De secret to a good night sleep is to stay awake all day.

[@a.wenger3964]

"As far as I in particular am concerned, *reading* in general belongs to my means of recuperation; consequently it belongs to that which rids me of myself, to that which enables me to wander in strange sciences and strange souls-to that, in fact, about which I am no longer in earnest. Indeed, it is while reading that I recover from *my* earnestness." - From Ecce Homo, Section 3

[@ryokan9120]

Where is this quote from? I think I may have read it somewhere, though that may be the power of suggestion.

[@ryokan9120]

Where is this quote from? I think I may have read it somewhere, though that may be the power of suggestion.

[@TheLivingPhilosophy]

Wonderful stuff as ever! The Gay Science has been my favourite Nietzsche book since I first read it I love Beyond Good and Evil and it's perhaps more important but I just love the Gay Science for some reason and you've inspired me to return for a re-read. One note though or perhaps a question if it's something you thought about already but the aphoristic style isn't quite Nietzsche's invention and he explicitly admires Balthasar Gracian and La Rochefoucauld as his predecessors in this style. His eyes definitely played a part in his turning to it but also the nature of his thought. Always loved his line the twilight of the idols that "it is my ambition to say in ten sentences what everyone else says in a book-what everyone else does not say in a book." As ever great summary and an inspiration to return to the originals!

[@CrazyLinguiniLegs]

You mentioned my three favorite Nietzsche books: The Gay Science, Twilight of the Idols, and Beyond Good and Evil. I have recently been reading The Will to Power (Kaufmann translation), and it has a lot of gems of Nietzsche’s thought. I know it gets bad press because of it being a posthumous assemblage of Nietzsche’s notes somewhat manipulated by his sister, but if you haven’t read it give it a try. There is some very good material in it.

[@Eternalised]

That's an interesting observation, I did not know. Thanks! I really gotta read Beyond Good and Evil again. Glad you want to re-read The Gay Science, too many nuggets of wisdom. Truly a book for a lifetime. That line in the Twilight of the Idols is epic.

[@TheLivingPhilosophy]

@@CrazyLinguiniLegs They're definitely my top three as well. I've only gone a little into Will to Power I was put off it for years because of the sister interrupt but then once I started reading I was blown away. It's one I must finish actually

[@satnamo]

It is my ambition to say in 1 sentence what everyone says in 10000 words because simplicity is das ultimate form of sophistication.

[@PetrusMinor39]

This channel really brings Nietzche's philosophy to life in a beautiful way. Bravo sir.

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The presentation in these videos is simply amazing!

[@aminberjaouitahmaz4121]

Your explanations are as amazing as ever. Glad to see your channel growing!

[@whitenose9264]

You described the eternal reoccurrence so clearly. I’ve watched 30 minute videos based only on the eternal reoccurrence and haven’t grasped the idea as much as those few sentences you’ve said in this video. Good stuff!

[@shepherdoffire9263]

Im just getting into Nietzsche but he out of all philosophy ive ever heard, has come closest to the experiences ive had in my 21 years of life. Henceforth his philosophy becoming more prevalent the more i continue to experience existence and grow. Theres something to Nietzsche that i fear. Ive had this thought before.... that insanity is not necessarily “insane”, but insanity is the achievement of an all knowing, an awakened one. They have journeyed to far out into the unknown that they cant seem to find a way back. Which comes back to Nietzsche. Did he make it to the point of the all knowing? Was his brain full of the secrets of the universe and could not take such information therefore gave up on its own weight? It fears me to keep journeying to the unknown looking for answers only to find an answer the human brain is incapable of knowing and living with for the rest of its existence. Theres something to Nietzsche.... dont care what your religion is but at least consider reading Thus Spoke Zarathustra (the one im reading now) its such a beautiful masterpiece. Ive woken up to a lot of his sentences being played back in my head. Great book.

[@Eternalised]

Absolutely. Nietzsche had to be possesed by the spirit of Dionysus to make such a magnificent masterpiece as Thus Spoke Zarathustra, truly we have been blessed with the teachings of not only a genius, but by the Greek God Dionysus himself.

[@karsim83]

Superb video, thank you ,keep up the good work!

[@hichamboulos1155]

Alas! This kind of video should be watched by millions. People worldwide are declining when it comes to culture, literature, humanities, and arts.

[@shepherdoffire9263]

Also love your channel. Cant believe you dont have over one hundred thousand subscribers. Guess the seekers of knowledge are a minority. At least you know the videos you put out are appreciated by us! Awesome work! Love seeing your videos!

[@Eternalised]

Thank you

[@inchbyinchstories]

This was really interesting. Thanks my friend, I know how much time goes into preparing something detailed like this. Keep it up.

[@Eternalised]

Thank you very much!

[@allanrodriguez1308]

As English is not my prior language and a beginner in reading such books, ther are words and terms for me hard to translate and understand, that's why i watch your videos then back to the book to understand even further. Thank you very much. Really appreciate how all these genius philosophers that have lived affects my life for the better.

[@adamcheck4941]

These days a book called "the gay science" would be about the science of homosexuality back then though, everyone knew gay means happy homosexuality wouldn't have even crossed their mind hearing the word "gay".

[@DreamsEnd8]

Ah, this epic build-up to the climax of your videos accompanied by the music sends chills down my spine

[@PhilosophyToons]

Dope vid. Question though, how do you find so many different images of Nietzsche on the internet? I can only find like 4 lol

[@Eternalised]

Thanks. Try "nietzsche art", "nietzsche painting" etc

[@lyndaburns8157]

look for images of FN with horses, the metaphor for his falling under

[@davekiss2412]

Thank you man. You are clear with density.

[@Eternalised]

Thanks a lot Dave

[@davekiss2412]

@@Eternalised ahh... that Weltgeist... he got me here. You guys are a good pair. Dionysus and Apollo, I shan't say who's what.

[@bobcabot]

ja i always thought that the "Eternal Recurrence" was of all of his ideas the most terrifying since it goes to the very core of where all our lies be...

[@LiamtheAspie]

a very good and concise summary

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Thank you .we need more people like u

[@InspirationFromThePast]

Great info, I did enjoyed it, it was very useful as always.

[@gazrater1820]

I was thinking you should do this two days ago; sublime on both fronts💡👌

[@DrAlexVasquezICHNFM]

His hammer was more like a tuning fork

[@TwoDudesPhilosophy]

Hey there! I watched your video on the Ubermensch and found it intriguing. I've actually delved deeper into this concept in a video I recently created. I'd love to hear your thoughts and insights on my take as well.

[@JohnnyWalkerBlack142]

Seems like Nietzsche had an affinity for some stoic principles, whether consciously or unconsciously. Amor fati is similar to the Stoic philosophy and his idea of eternal recurrence relates to Momento Mori.

[@goosepi31415]

beautiful, thank you

[@mojavedaemonwitch3743]

🌹💙 New Subscriber here! Never heard of this book before and I MUST have it. I’m deeply exploring Existentialism and Phenomenology, and found this video in my recommendations. I’m hooked on your channel. Thank you immensely. Bright Blessings! 🌞🙏

[@Davlavi]

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

[@okacet9412]

Good work.

[@lautaseutti]

just great. just great, thank you.

[@ryokan9120]

People often cite The Gay Science as belonging to Nietzsche's middle period. I couldn't disagree more. This book is clearly the beginning of Nietzsche's mature thought and is very different in the style from Human All too Human and Dawn.

[@d_ivanp4514]

I speak spanish so i'm gratefull you translate the video

[@Gambsmoore]

Just picked up Thus Spoke Zarathustra, for SIXTEEN DOLLARS. This is an excellent primer to my bargain bin psychological journey.

[@amanni7636]

Nietzsche wrote another book answering some questions: i, why I am so wise? why I am so clever? why I write such good books? why I am destiny? Damn!

[@_catra]

I like my life. I wouldn't mind re-living it over and over again.

So who is geh?

[@Charlie-Em]

I always tell people I'm a gay scientist. It throws them off...

[@soldier09r]

Wow. He knew.

[@jesseramirez4189]

“I think” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@weylandyutani4254]

Where are all the gay science jokes. Very disappointed.

[@siyaindagulag.]

Oh ! If only....considering most recent civilizatioon-wide events.

[@CuddihyEnjoyer]

I’m something of a gay scientist myself

[@JojoOchoa]

I Am FLying WiTh Joy , Thank You MuCh , Son FriedRich NietzChe , You FATHER HoNor You So Much, The GLoRy Are Yours As You Are Now A GOD With Own KingDom In HeaVen??????❤❤❤❤❤❤The ROCKER

[@coffeeandmoths]

i tought he was gay

[@lyndaburns8157]

his thoughts go beyond any definition of human sexuality

[@JohnnyWalkerBlack142]

Gay is a another way of saying happy. Think of it as the happy science

[@cyberfilmproductions8987]

Who is Science and why is he gay?

[@pedrovb8049]

The gay science 💀💀

[@AudioPervert1]

what massively flawed claim - this "love as passion... european speciality". Maybe Pasta and Paella are more like European specialty. Guess he missed 3000 years of erotic history, literature even architecture which can be seen allover the world.

[@jakethehyena.anotheraccoun442]

I also am incredibly gay.

[@ngoooderick9626]

I am not gay I am joyful

[@janicehingley8825]

Yuck.