The Philosopher Everyone Hates...

[@HeyHistorically]

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[@turbovinci0162]

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[@fokjhj1]

historically delivered again

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[@Toon.Hamstreak_658]

You are NOT Elmaxo.

[@Human_traain]

Industry plant is you😂

[@unorthodoxpickle7014]

"I feel you, bro." -Nietzsche, to the horse, 1899

[@jin_cotl]

“Neigh” - the horse probably, 1899

[@samxsara]

‘Loi de l’éternel retour!’

[@Soup_Time346]

I think the reason he empathized with the horse so much was because it was probably tied down to a post, leaving it while it was whipped, it mightve resonated with Nietzsche how a creature, meant to be free and live, was tied down and beaten against its will, just as he was.

[@JustinDoIt]

1889

[@091overlord]

It’s incredible that the last sane act of Nietzsche was to comfort a creature which was being mistreated for reasons it did not understand or was out of its control, comfort which he himself did not receive in life. He probably saw himself in that horse. Most people would damn everything and fall into despair, not caring for a poor animal being tortured because they had their own problems to worry about. But not him. Even at the brink of collapse he thought of others. Truly a beautiful and kind hearted man.

[@datcheesecakeboi6745]

its heart warming in a way, like for your last acts of somewhat clarify its yknow.. might aswell have a massive sign on his back saying "this man is a actually good human being" unlike the majority of the people back then.. espically her sister which looking into it she was a real real nasty piece of work, like this b*tch met hitlar! there is a photo of here with f*cking hitlar?

[@NotChinmayi]

Shit making me cry 😭

[@broti705]

It is also, in all lilelihood, a myth. This story first surfaced in a newspaper years after his death

[@shaheer_04]

Truly sad. I wonder what he thought about African people.

[@PointingFinger]

​@@shaheer_04Dude. Not the right time to start bashing people.

[@sanneoi6323]

Damn the universe couldn't give him a single break not from when he was 4 all the way until 45 years after his death yet he still preached "make yourself happy" 😭

[@kinman3051]

His life being as tough as being a Lamenter

[@gamechanger8908]

​@@kinman3051 for those we cherish. We die in glory.

[@ChangedCauseYT-HateFoxNames]

Those that suffer the most, hope for you to have highest comforts. Those that spend their life, vision blurred from tears, see most clearly when others smile. Those that hurt most, want nothing but all to heal. All, want no one else to experience their life.

[@courtly5982]

Hi sanneoi!!

[@sanneoi6323]

@@courtly5982 oh hi

[@isthissomesortofmeme8932]

his legacy being misinterpreted really put me down to tears. considering his last action, defending a horse that didnt understand why its getting beat for. i assume throught his life he felt the same . he was a strong man, what he preached for considering his past might be one of the most admirable things i have heard about

[@sovietunion7643]

admirable... but too idealist IMO. his ideals are great but there is nothing there to address the darker sides of human nature and our needs to feel like we belong. Embrace individualism? ok but what about having a community to belong to? live with passion? some peoples passion is to harm others for personal gain. trust your instincts? our human instincts can be completely wrong, and subject to bias and emotion. Create your own moral values? no objective moral standard for society, same problem as 'live with passion'

[@isthissomesortofmeme8932]

@@sovietunion7643 in the end of the day we have laws and knowing that majority of them are able to follow it, basing your life philosphy on the 2% is not ideal

[@astrikos4011]

This literally never happened. Nor did he have Syphilis.

[@shadow11764]

@@sovietunion7643if it weren't for idealistic people abolition of slavery and equal rights for women wouldn't be a thing and witch hunting wouldn't be condemned today

[@manuelalvarez3979]

1. Embrace individualism. 2. Excercise self overcoming 3. Live with passion 4. Embrace suffering and adversity. 5. Create your own values. 6.Be true tu yourself 7. Embrace the eternal recurrence.

[@gamer_kn1ght6]

* only 7 videos ever made, in little more than a year. * very high quality, good animations and very well written storytelling * heavy Dutch accent Jep, checklist is complete. This is a good channel

[@Syamfprch]

He also has another gaming channel called arch, it's quite good

[@senpaisally69]

@@Syamfprchis that actually him ? I’ve been seeing ppl say that in the comments and I went to the page but he sounds a bit different but maybe it’s just the mic. I hope it’s not a troll😭

[@kuhakuxiii6408]

* 8 videos

[@Syamfprch]

@@senpaisally69 it's not a troll. He literally has a channels list called "my other channel" with the only thing there being "arch"

[@SuperLifestream]

He spends the first 10min waffling on. Video starts at 10:30

[@veciomatovecchiomatto6953]

I remember a shirt in the '90s: on the front was written "God is dead" signed by "Nietzsche" and on the back "Nietzsche is dead" signed by "God"😁

[@Ushmadand]

A similar meme is talked about for Steven Hawkings

[@Seraph2101]

Dang… God took that personally 💀☠️

[@Dokattak]

Ooof, that's a burn Eye for an eye, I guess lol

[@User-dyn]

​@@Dokattak fun fact: the quote "an eye for an eye" is originally from the Torah

[@CCS-RRSR-SM]

It's true though, they both got twisted, leaving none of the original idea behind. Although Nietzsche got recovered through historian, god remains just a tool, morphing from generation to generation to fit the agenda of contemporary religious leaders

[@Pillzpop]

The way Nietzsche ran up and hugged that horse who was getting whipped… it broke me.

[@joanofsharc]

same. poor guy. i understand

[@Alexq79-]

Those who suffer the most often treasure innocence the most Unless they’re crazy

[@questionable-questioner]

It never happened. It is a myth. If the guy in the video did some more research than Chatgpt he would know

[@joanofsharc]

@@questionable-questioner figures

[@jpraise6771]

Hey suicidal person, this one's for you In this dark hour, look to God for help in lasting one more day. This world is much more vibrant and alive than you would think if you would only open your eyes I expect this to be ignored, just don't say God never did anything to help you after you read this comment. Look up 1 Corinthians 10:13

[@andrewjgrimm]

3:59 I’m relieved that this was an ad for Ground News rather than BetterHelp.

[@OriginalCreatorSama]

I was expecting TrevorProject tbh

[@hamzahajji5814]

Exactly what I thought lol

[@pro-socialsociopath769]

I thought it was going to be BetterHelp lol

[@APS1350]

I got baited so hard into thinking it was better help, that whole setup was pointing there

[@Kiaan-n1s]

Same here

[@PriyankaSaha-kn4sv]

I hate how intellectuals are always treated so unempathetically and disrespectfully when they first come out with something new. And after several decades we start to realise what we did with a person who deserved so much better. Atleast now we realise their perspectives and study them with respect. Nietzsche was great. He went through so much but never became the darkness that surrounded him. That taught me immense courage and resilience. The video was great. Keep doing the good work:)

[@deltawoke]

Shopenhauer, whom Nietzsche admired, talked about this in his "Will and Representation": "if I had any desire to gain the approval of my contemporaries, I should have had to cross out twenty passages which, undoubtedly, from beginning to end contradict all their views and at once. But I would consider it a sin to sacrifice even one phrase for the sake of approval from people." He said that it is normal if contemporaries do not understand outstanding philosophers, and that is why philosophers should strive not for approval, but for truth. So it's not surprising that Schopenhauer's works began to be appreciated only at the end of his career, and Nietzsche's works only after his death.

[@PriyankaSaha-kn4sv]

@deltawoke Ohh, it's nice to know about Shopenhauer and his work. I get why Nietzsche admired him so much. Well, it's true. Intellect would actually develop to its full potential when one doesn't care about if one's thoughts would be judged negatively or positively. Free and honest pursuit is the foundation of philosophical quest. But, it's really disheartening to see the intellectual minds suffer so much emotionally because of their commitment to truth. It is an immense personal sacrifice one can give for the sake of truth and true knowledge, standing against everyone, even against your own family and loved ones at times; because at the end of the day they are humans too, with emotions and need for societal connections and relations (as humans are inherently social beings, and lack of connection is a direct call for depression, which deteriorates their mental health and overall philosophical pursuit which was the primary reason they suffered all of this for) So, it's just makes me empathize with them. It was nice to read your addition to my comment, I got to know a new thing, and it refreshened my learnings from the video:)

[@Artur_M.]

A little known fact about Nietzsche is that he thought he had Polish ancestry and was proud of it. It doesn't appear to be true at all, but Nietzsche found Polish culture (the culture of Polish numerous nobility in particular) fascinating and appealing. It makes the fact that his legacy was misapprehended by the Nazies even more ironic and sad.

[@blank4227]

his legacy wasn't misapprehended at all

[@willno8888]

​@blank4227 don't they talk about that at the very end of the video?

[@blank4227]

@@willno8888 don't they? wow. I'm talking now though

[@enthurian100]

@@blank4227 Ye, but you're wrong tho.

[@blank4227]

@@enthurian100 hi friend! welcome to my comment section. Seems like you're unfamiliar with the way things go, but that's not your fault entirely, you're new! I'll give you a little friendly advice: I'm not wrong, you are! Thanks.

[@bratkamyk9701]

The guy just casually drops the hardest summary of Nietzsche's life/philosophy like nothing happened and expect us not to notice

[@_greenrunner_]

he left out a lot of stuff that makes for a far more dynamic story than what was presented

[@-Robert]

​@@_greenrunner_elaborate? Also his philosophy or do you think that's well explained? If not, what sources do you recommend that explain his philosophy best?

[@Zeewalker-fm6zz]

​Check out Eternalised

[@redlofin]

While being completely wrong about the most important quote by Nietzsche. He got two books mixed up and no one in the comments is pointing that out. The 'God is dead' quote he mentioned is from 'The Joyful Wisdom' and has a completely different context and meaning

[@redlofin]

@@-Robert If you're French or German you have to read 'Nietzsche l'actuel' or (in German) 'Nietzsche - der Zeitgemäße Einführung in die Philosophie Nietzsches' by Julien Rochedy

[@bladestorm337]

''Fuck it, we ball'' - Nietzsche probably

[@joaopedro-t4h7x]

"it is what it is" -him too probably

[@yooabduls.spacejam]

Zinnnyyy

[@yooabduls.spacejam]

​@@joaopedro-t4h7xyeah zingy the poo

[@BellaRees-u9y]

that was so funny I actually laughed out loud, made my day 😂

[@fromspainbutsissilent2376]

"Thug it out." - Nietzsche probably

[@meduzazmozgiemkrowy]

0:46 So much respect for using her polish name (including the ł character), many people outside Poland don't know that she used to prefer her family name than her husband's name

[@kamehamehaa69]

man we need a video essay of each and every prominent philosopher and their philosophies! this was one of the greatest vids i've come across and trust me when i say that i fell in love with Nietzsche..

[@theq4602]

just Nietzche the others are incomprehensible

[@FIRE_BOMB1]

Historically: Nietzsche had the worst life ever Lovecraft: Final! A worthy opponent

[@cadenbarry384]

Lovecraft: Our Battle will be legendry!

[@lema0925]

Tesla? idk really, I haven't studied him for a while

[@Madpil169]

Add Enger Allen Poe in there too .

[@JonahIglesias]

@@lema0925Yeah, I’ve spent a lot of time looking into Tesla’s life and would really like to see how someone covers it.

[@d_the_great]

Edgar Allen Poe looking at you comment and drinking in a sewer

[@Americanbadashh]

He was combat medic in the army when he contracted diphtheria and dysentery. The "hospital" he was helping to care for people at was a battlefield hospital on the front-lines of an active war at the time.

[@ashbeaststar12]

Hate to do this but, source?

[@heiskanbuscadordelaverdad8709]

You really did justice to a often poorly understood figure with this video

[@stephenokezie3992]

I'm so grateful to the channel

[@saimanish1371]

0:03 Why does he look like the pringles logo lol

[@Halfwhite-halfblack_eyedking]

I just know this WILL become popular,so all to the future people out there... "Hola!"

[@astra-to8mi]

Hola jaja​@@Halfwhite-halfblack_eyedking

[@ElTololoche420]

​@@Halfwhite-halfblack_eyedking Adiós Balenciaga

[@lordasian8476]

Cuz he is

[@theNirvanaSatori]

I love that you had the mustache even on baby Nietzsche 😂

[@Analouge.motor-photography]

Epic moustache

[@DracovStudio]

Uploaded 17 hours ago, on a video uploaded 49 minutes ago

[@Thatcher_Adiffrentone]

Membaship

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

Adolf Hitler is looking good as Joseph Stal-... Wrong comment ❌

[@fokjhj1]

@@DracovStudio uploaded 20 hours ago, on a video uploaded 4 hours ago, which kind of dark magic is this

[@Analouge.motor-photography]

​@@fokjhj1 it was a premier

[@possiblehistory]

This may be the best Dutch accented history channel on the platform - amazing stuff!

[@HeyHistorically]

Your work is amazing too :] Bedankt!

[@stupiditiusmaximus]

@@HeyHistorically "That's incredible and all, but what am I supposed to do with these 2 nickels?"

[@Topji_FushiGoat]

is this Dutch accent ? I like it.

[@franknick1374]

​@@HeyHistorically didn't know everything with history abd quality is dutch! Top kwaliteid deze video's man!

[@WolfBoy-om6dw]

6:39 My god, the analogy of someone being constantly thrown into a pit, being forced to climb back up only to be kicked back down, really resonates with me. Because I've used a similar metaphor to describe my life or how I'm in a rut.

[@asianperson104]

Albert Camus philosophy on absurdism goes further in depth, as he compares the human condition to Sisyphus, as he is forced to do the same task for eternity, but he finds happiness and value in pushing the rock.

[@MoempfLP]

I hope, you're ok now 🤗

[@leevirantaniemi]

Don't blaspheme.

[@stefaniaspanache3045]

i know what you mean, i often thought about having a carpet pulled from under me every time I tried to stand up, so what's the point in getting up? or just generally the idea that after every high, there's a low. Thankfully, I've started trying to avoid thinking in extremes like that, but I'm still searching for a new analogy (that's how I understand concepts - v-)

[@DavyCDiamondback]

So, basically Christopher Nolan's Batman

[@mirciap6833]

Wow... I didn't have high expectations when I clicked on this video, thinking it would be another low quality, drawn with the mouse paint art commentary videos. But the more I watched, the more amazed and intrigued I was by the topic and incredible art. The quality is so good, I felt like I should've paid to see this. I felt like I was actually in the story and watching it from it's world. Amazing immersion. Instantly subscribed! I can't wait to see how you evolve.

[@sibanbgd100]

Nietzche most likely didn't have syphilis, but a tumor behind his right eye. The latest consensus says thusly

[@PepsiMaxVanilla]

he should've worn protection

[@sibanbgd100]

@@PepsiMaxVanilla As should've your parents, but alas

[@joomping-rng]

”thusly”=redditor

[@sibanbgd100]

@@joomping-rng buy a dictionary

[@joomping-rng]

@@sibanbgd100 I have no reason to 😄

[@nottotellysteve]

Why did I almost cried during the segment where Nietzsche got mad and went to a horse and cried💀

[@cancerguy5435]

Because Nietzche suffered throughout his entire life. Losing his family at such an early age, moving away from his town, straying away from principles he and the society he'd been a part of had followed forever, contracting syphilis, losing his beloved job, being scolded for his believes, getting his heart broken by close-minded people who he had called friends... and yet he wasn't broken yet. He had fought valiantly against all that was terrible in his life. What broke him was violence against an innocent animal. Like Nietzche was a beautiful human being, no less.

[@alfombra1054]

BRO SAME

[@Aaa-hl6oj]

I haven't cried in like 3 years, and here I am, bawling at q little squiggle with a moustache that felt identified in a horse

[@dalucke8907]

Same here. I mean I am drunk right now but damn, I understand him.

[@unorthodoxpickle7014]

​@@cancerguy5435 He had also been weak and sick throughout all of his life

[@roffel2933]

1:43 that one house frame did not go unnoticed

[@teamok1025]

:)

[@tactilecola5709]

it would've been harder to notice if it was one house frame; there were four. (not that it matters terribly much, I just thought to note that.)

[@Taboritsky_Floppacool]

​@@tactilecola5709you saw Nothing

[@protectedd]

​@@tactilecola5709ugh

[@TheYuri7777]

Damn, I thought those windows looked like eyes so when the house smiled and the eyes moved I thought I was going crazy.

[@joaquin_chua]

Babe wake up historically uploaded

[@HeyHistorically]

Redemption arc

[@grandcommander1140]

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[@Brainiacthemaniac-e8l]

​@HeyHistorically can you do a video about the great emu war please

[@Carlthepersonyt]

Title of video made BFG division play in my head

[@mrfrog0913]

​@Mr._Ludwig Wtf is wrong with your pfp. Like I get the joke, but. Why???

[@azazelstarbits]

This may be the best history related video I've seen in a while. It looks (haven't checked yet) throughly reasearched. The art is great with great composition and framing, it's funny when it needs to and serious when it needs to. The scene with the horse made me cry I genuinely feel bad for the man and how he says "I understand" his voice ugh it hits hard I love every single detail placed into this video its just SO GOOD it reminds me of why I still watch videos on this site. Sorry I'm gushing just please keep doing what you're doing thank you so much!

[@oshiul4u]

Really at awe. You have great proficiency at storytelling. Only 2 videos in, and I'm deeply moved. After this video although, I'll need some time off to rethink a lot of things. I truly hope your talent and passion is recognized reaches a much larger audience because you deserve it.

[@SeigelWithCardboard]

you are severely underrated my friend. When i first watched you i thought you were a huge channel but you weren't, that's crazy

[@fokjhj1]

acctually same

[@Dia.dromes]

good talent, different channel

[@myri_the_weirdo]

I mean, 50k views in a day is not what would I call ''underrated'', that's about half of Albany, NY

[@SeigelWithCardboard]

@@myri_the_weirdo true but like yk what i mean

[@lirachonyr]

well this is one of his 3 channels, the most popular one (Arch) has double the subs.

[@SimpStuff]

Oh my God. I was wheezing on how you, a history-focused channel, made an Among Us-shaped cloud in 2024 (7:52) and then proceeds to a fussing History Matters reference. It was a wild rollercoaster ride and I am here for it. I know I subscribed to the correct channel

[@obamagaming9456]

Embracing suffering is actually probably the thing that has helped me the most with my depression. Like, it's a cycle. It's inevitable that I'm going to feel depressed many more times in my life, so I may as well stop fighting so hard to never feel that way and learn to enjoy what I can of it. Now I don't mind being depressed all that much. I garner what enjoyment I can from it and use it to create art that otherwise would never have been made. It's great, highly recommend.

[@katarinabohema]

I find using art media as a from of expression much easier than verbal communication

[@jclive2860]

Money is a huge huge problem though. And the desire to do more than simply live a conformity

[@oreocarlton3343]

Wise, but not a concept unique to Nietzsche

[@sovietunion7643]

I'd say less embracing suffering is the wrong word. "accepting" suffering is a better way of putting it. shit happens and things go wrong. getting angry at the universe or God for this suffering is like being angry at a wildfire for burning a forest down or the wind for creating a tornado. where this is existence there is pain, and its better to accept that to grow you must weather the storm of suffering and despair, rather than give in and sink into despondency. his biggest sin is assuming this can't happen with a religious mindset.

[@oreocarlton3343]

@@sovietunion7643 he probably realized that this mindset is present withing religious mindset infact its even more present in christianity, but his style was hyperbolic so he had to stick with not giving that picture

[@adhdcreativity4679]

Thank you for making this. Ive been going through that feeling of being knocked down in a hole over and over again over the last few months. The way you presented Nietzsche's life and philosophy helped pull me from that place. Nietzsche can offen times be misunderstood and so can his ideas. The way you presented the 7 recommendations really struck me and I nearly cried. The ways in which I could relate to Nietzsche and the way you shared his story and ideas has left a last impact on me. Thank you

[@mighty_spirit8532]

10:19 I would like to point out that the quote first appeared in his 1882 book "The gay science". This is important to note since he in Thus Spake Zarathustra introduced the Uber-mensch which is supposed to be a replacement for theological goals AFTER god is killed and something has to fill the void.

[@gaiusoctavius5935]

Quick clarification, Galileo wasn't thrown into prison for saying that the earth revolves around the sun. He was thrown into prison (Edit:He was placed on house arrest, not thrown into prison.) because at the time, he'd no evidence for his claims, and he also indirectly called the pope an idiot after he'd been a patron of his.

[@kannakang2274]

Yeah. Also, claiming the Bible explains the phenomenon is kinda heretical because you cannot simply claim the Bible is the explanation for Heliocentrism. That is simply saying you have the authority to tell what God said instead of the Church.

[@kannakang2274]

Also, he doesn't have any solid evidence for heliocentrism, and simply, his arguments fell apart.

[@alixx_legenddark_xx2819]

When you phrase it like that…

[@ThisisKyle]

They still kind of throw him in jail for saying the earth doesn't revolve around the sun, throwing someone in jail for saying something is just inherently wrong if it's not a threat. Doesn't matter if he had evidence or not.

[@gaiusoctavius5935]

@ThisisKyle No, it definitely mattered. He was going against the consensus view of his day and trying to peddle his theory as fact, both scientifically and biblically when he had so far presented no evidence to prove it.

[@DanielD-no1gp]

That intro was the best intro I've seen all week

[@johngoode3509]

I can see how this sponsor segment had to be converted from a Better Help plug

[@adamkloc9518]

Hahahaha. That was my first thought too.

[@arjunbhattarai7x]

Poor Nietzsche 😢. His original philosophy was complex and often opposed to nationalism and racism, but his sister’s edits and the Nazis’ propaganda distorted it into something he would never have endorsed.

[@sciencedaemon]

Your herd mentality is showing. Nietzsche surely wouldn't believe the narrative fed to the herd, like you do.

[@therealboopadoop]

Zarathustra wasnt a made up character, he was the iranian prophet of the first monotheistic religion in the world "Zoroastrianism". He was very much a real person and Zoroastrianism went on to inspire and set the groundwork for all the abrahamic religions to come. Among all the other things he did!

[@DesertsOfHighfleet]

dualism is heresy, it would mean that people need to fear evil; that good and evil are half-half. In such occasion, Christ's sacrifice is impossible, triumph is impossible. It's that nonsense Mithraism you're speaking of, the bl0od baptism religion of superstition

[@calebxantho6315]

He inspired Greek philosophy, not abrahamic virtues, there is no proof nor evidence of likeness being a result of influence. If you took something like that off wiki you should delete. You could make the argument that he influenced the Greeks, then by time they influenced the New Testament in the Greeks ideas of realism and souls - Plato and Aristotle. But truth prevails and is similar all across the globe in nature so that isn’t evidence of secondary influence

[@miguelatkinson]

​@@calebxantho6315you are trying hard to deny it but no he inspired abramanic religions as well and greek philosophy

[@nuetralkitty58]

​@@miguelatkinson How so?

[@handlessuck777]

​@@nuetralkitty58hOw So?

[@NickAndriadze]

GENUINELY one of the best history videos I've ever seen, if not the single best. It takes the tragic life of a man and tells a really compelling story with it, without being historically innacurate, which is BEYOND respect-worthy. I just couldn't praise it enough, the fact that this is only the channel's 7th video is INSANE. Mad respect to you guys for such phenomenal animated history videos.

[@ResearcherGhost]

Well Nietzsche would be happy to know that nowadays we consider him the best Philosopher that ever existed, I hope death could show him a vision of the future showing young men studying and admiring his figure more than any other philosopher, it would have given him peace

[@timv9223]

Do you believe Nietzsche said God is dead sorrowfully or boastfully

[@errwhattheflip]

@@timv9223 Sorrowfully for sure. He was worried that humanity would descend into nihilism due to it

[@Mortineus]

​@@errwhattheflipBro's here

[@timv9223]

@@errwhattheflip precisely. Either hedonistic nihilism or ideological totalitarianism, and that is exactly what has happened in the absence of religion

[@interrobangings]

​@@timv9223what a fucking joke of a take

[@kittystrawbery5464]

I'm a very religious person(muslim, not christian) but a lot of this video resonated with me. I was very lucky to have been raised by open-minded parents who believe in God, and yet taught me to see things for myself. To question things, to educate myself, and to come to my own conclusion. Blindly following anything doesn't do any good, because at the end of the day, the religion doesn't resonate with you and you're just doing what you were taught to do. Though it might sound contradictory, I believe that questiong faith and studying it can lead to stronger faith, at least that much is true for me.

[@sovietunion7643]

I've always been of the belief that if your faith in God can't survive just ENTERTAINING other philoshies, you need stronger faith.

[@kittystrawbery5464]

​@@sovietunion7643💯

[@AdityaAnand-oy3nc]

When I started questioning my faith, I started doing it with others. And now, I'm becoming a bigger atheist second by second. #fuckreligions

[@pewpewhh]

@@AdityaAnand-oy3nc You saw someone talking about their experience with religion respectfully and yet you choose to be disrespectful. #definitelyawindowlicker

[@user01-iu9dx]

@@AdityaAnand-oy3nc grow up!you are one of the many reasons I'm still a believer in Christ lmao the irony

[@onerealmmapping]

1:20 "Something has convinced me to tell you anyways"

[@CristinaForChrist]

I'm loving everything about this, from the adorable animations to the great storytelling.

[@sen_032]

this is the perfect summary of ''God is dead.'' ''Blood is fuel.'' ''Hell is full'' for no apparent reason it just makes sense in my head

[@unicorn_tamer]

Location: Approaching Hell

[@sen_032]

@@unicorn_tamer MACHINE ID: V1

[@DeLoRiAnEc]

God is fuel. Blood is full. Hell is dead.

[@robbieshaw1629]

Nietzsche wasn't exactly nihilist but some of his philosophies do resemble them.

[@V1ultrakiII]

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[@borjaslamic]

Nietzche's philosophy is actually designed to surpass nihilism, so it's weird he got so attached to our understanding of tha concept.

[@埊]

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[@V1ultrakiII]

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[@TomTom-oh9up]

Affirm life. Nietzche

[@thegoodsirbob]

Amazing, as always. A 20 min video on Nietzsche by Historically is as good as you can get, and his life was portrayed excellently. The switching of art styles really made everything feel so immersive, and the humorous bits kept the mood atmosphere where Historically shines most. Congrats on 100k subscribers, and I can't wait to see what important historical figure you cover next. Also, I NEED to know what that goblin at the end would like like from the front view with the Historically style.

[@slccpyy]

this actually brought me to tears. i hope wherever Nietzsche is now he can see that his work has paid off in the current world

[@sciencedaemon]

He is dead and gone. There is no god.

[@gamingnews2231]

I gotta admit your video editor (im expecting a team) is so freaking talented He is a keeper

[@ericancion2442]

Although this man lived nearly 2 centuries ago, "these rules to live by" per say are still incredibly wise, and I agree with all of them completely except number four.

[@roxlife8173]

Why not number four? It seems to me to be the root of society’s problems. Don’t choose to be miserable because you got dealt a bad hand, embrace it and become stronger.

[@AdrienMelody]

I think embracing suffering is very wise and even cathartic if you’re suffering already. I don’t see it as meaning we should seek out suffering, or let it last longer or be more severe than necessary. But to the degree that it can’t be escaped or avoided, it should be embraced.

[@CCS-RRSR-SM]

@@AdrienMelody I don't think that's what he meant by embracing suffering, it could just mean to accept and learn from it instead of constantly fear and avoid it like some kind of trauma.

[@roxlife8173]

@@CCS-RRSR-SM This would make sense considering his early life.

[@carynmartin6053]

​@@AdrienMelody🎉❤

[@veciomatovecchiomatto6953]

BTW: he's not nietzsche, with those moustaches he's a german Yosemite Sam (bugs bunny enemy, do you remember?)

[@mr.meatballs6967]

Yosimini sam????

[@mr.meatballs6967]

Oops The cowboy Based Guy

[@derpidius6306]

pringle man is in town and he killed god

[@veciomatovecchiomatto6953]

@@derpidius6306 it sounds even better if you read it while looking at your avatar😁

[@veciomatovecchiomatto6953]

thank you... I don't know if you can read italian, but my nickname is "crazy old man", so I thought I'd draw myself with an appropriate expression...

[@jtglol154]

I loved the visuals in this video, I dont even know how much time and effort you must put into these videos

[@stefantkachenko6935]

Incredible animation style and quality. Keep it up. I've never seen anything closely THIS good! Btw I love the TF2 Critical hits every time Nietzsche gets hurt, -haha

[@junayedbostami]

The animation is so beautiful that I would just go back 5-10 sec multiple times just to appreciate it fully! The narration is of course great too!❤

[@gingeku]

I really like the way the style leveled up,good job the video is my favorite so far

[@kingpoxy2289]

Finally it is here the Historically video i have been waiting for, for months but the wait was necessary and worth it

[@HeyHistorically]

Next one will be in one month!

[@kingpoxy2289]

@@HeyHistorically 👌

[@MohammedMohammed-ym3dc]

@@HeyHistorically you are very underrated but you will see soon enough you will be very known.

[@Dashing1100]

I’ve got to appreciate the time and dedication you’ve put into these videos, and studying the topic… and what a great mustache

[@Rapoor_king]

‏‪13:26‬‏ I am a Muslim and I started doubting God. These words made all those demons go crazy. Suddenly I remembered that God did not tell me not to think, but rather he told me to think about what is best for me (knowledge is beneficial). Not drinking alcohol will not harm me. Praying five times a day will not harm me. Staying away from material things will not harm me, but clinging to them will harm me. Thank you, white balls, for these words. You made me realize the truth.

[@ШавкатЮлдошев-ф1ж]

Do not ever doubt god (Allah)

[@Rapoor_king]

@@ШавкатЮлдошев-ф1ж My brother, the atheist Arabs are stronger than the Westerners. Their evidence is logical, and they have become a trend in the Arab countries. God always criticizes me. He has always criticized me, and he will continue to criticize me, and I am guilty of my doubt.

[@bestmindcoolingrelaxationm1084]

​@@ШавкатЮлдошев-ф1ж We've to doubt everything extraordinary

[@Rapoor_king]

@@user-14mz4n3 You may think you are smarter than me and maybe yes the smart ideas couldn't catch up with me but I really believe in him now I will not abandon him because he never abandoned me in my worst moments God was with me and I don't believe because of this but because Islam is logical

[@modzerkorbato]

​​@@user-14mz4n3I agree with you on this , but isn't atheism a believe too like every other believes out there, like you just believe that there is nothing after you die , but that's not important now, what's important is to do something useful like helping each other or something like that no matter who they are , by the way I'm not hating on atheist or something ok

[@nick-sx5ob]

Lekker bezig man! Geweldig om te zien dat er een Nederlander achter deze super kwalitatieve video's zit!

[@flompi384]

The narration and love put into this work genuinely had me in tears for a retelling of someone's story. Absolutely awesome channel, I look forward to your next videos!

[@k-hq2zr]

2:50 the father's gravestone i- 💀

[@jacksonlee6760]

Holy cow! I just noticed that!

[@indireneedofsleeep]

was desperately searching to see if someone commented on it💀

[@mike69645]

D(e)AD

[@rhyusbrand8311]

CRITICAL HIT!!!

[@Jesus_Wojak]

"Thus spoke Zarathustra" is the first book you should read from him, it is a great book and it realy gave me some solid advice.

[@dictatorsanders3989]

Nooo, that’s actually a terrible idea. Unless you’re accustomed to highly poetic and cryptic writing, it’s probably better to start off with The Gay Science or better yet a book that introduces his works and ideas.

[@Jesus_Wojak]

@@dictatorsanders3989 It is not realy cryptic ive every way to read him is the right way and claiming to understand him the wrong one. I would read it multiple times over the years, reading it in different situations gives you a different perspective on that book, but yes I do agree with you, the Gay sience might be a easier start.

[@TheMrShnickers]

Noo the genealogy of morals is a better into to Nietzsche’s philosophy

[@dictatorsanders3989]

@@Jesus_Wojak well you aren’t wrong, some people are inclined to read in different styles, but from what I’ve noticed people tend not to understand the highly poetic language which I myself am so inclined to love. Oh well, it is called “A Book for and for None” for a reason I suppose.

[@dictatorsanders3989]

@@TheMrShnickers eh, it’s very much an easier read from here, but’s a specific subset of his thought while the Gay Science is an introduction to a lot of his ideas: Amor Fati, transevaluation of all values, the eternal recurrence, will to power, etc.

[@andresyesidmorenovilla7888]

Dude, I just found your channel! Your content looks amazing in all aspects! From a narrative, animation and historical-retelling and -integrity stand point (I really appreciated how you didn't avoid mature words, symbols or themes, importante for the story, even if they were unfriendly to the algorithm). I'm totally susbscribing!

[@annavg7294]

Currently reading Between Good and Evil.. Thank you for making a video on this!

[@atlash]

dont know if you care, but seeing you use Maria Skłodowska-Curie's polish last name instead of the french one, made my day (POLSKA GUROM)

[@charlessiegfriedlevy6973]

Your animation style and your story-telling style are excellent as always

[@BallisticDamages]

You're making some fantastic content, thanks for all the hard work!

[@Fedor-fp5kc]

We really need more videos from this channel!!!

[@bayfrosch7482]

I am so glad YT showed me this video, keep going its really great work

[@2422NAJU]

I subscribed to this channel when it was small, like around 40k subscribers or something I can't remember exactly. But now, and always will, I still think great things await this channel.

[@Guywithabadenglish]

This has to be the best video i have ever seen, i'm gonna watch it every day.

[@volkadot]

i am absolutely ABSOLUTELY in love with this style of art! looking foward to more of your content :D

[@WilhelmKonstantinAlexander]

I have been a devoted reader of Nietzsche's works since I was first introduced to Thus Spoke Zarathustra years ago. This video is flawless, except for a few minor oversimplifications about Nietzsche's Philosophy. You earned a sub, bro! Keep it up!

[@itiso1123]

0:46 seeing her polish surname "skłodowska" instead of her husband's is always appreciated, its a nice touch that you even took the time to use the letter Ł. Glad that some people still show respect for her polish identity

[@TheGarbyx]

This is my favourite video on KZbin about my favourite philosopher. Bravissimo HeyHistorically, I loved this video

[@alexanderivankovic8966]

The beginning is truly amazing, the core is incredible, the end is so climactic. And the art style is the best youtube art style ive ever seen.

[@TalkingDullahan]

It's really incredible how much you progress with each video! Happy 100k, can't wait to see where you go from here!!

[@shouvikpurkayastha6080]

the first video of this cannel i have watched ........instant subscribe ........such an amazing story telling

[@himanshuanand9048]

Amazing animation. The baby Nietzsche with puppy eyes and the walrus moustache, and a grumpy Prussia baby king giving him the side eye, * chef's kiss *

[@Minecraft-Expert]

I genuinely cried after the part with the horse, (18:55) the story is so sad.

[@mithridatesi9981]

I think we are have a big sense of empathy because we understand the pain. But I ask myself the question whether it is good or bad to be emphatic.

[@AsimSmajic]

Was that a hallucination the horse?

[@Copy-x2k]

Me too

[@julianmitchell3035]

Nietzsche both inspires me and horrifies me. He shows me what I can be if I choose to think and to reason, but also what I may become. I'm horrified of that, being made into an outcast, abandoned, and even killed in a way because no one understands me. I definitely get the difficulty with dating (sans the syphilis!), so all of this rings to me as a bad omen.

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

Don't worry, there is more than one way choosing to think and reason, without ending up into nihilism or seclusion!

[@Americanbadashh]

It should be noted Nietzsche was also very emotional passionate man, who didn't care much for purely rational thinking

[@maxdragneel6]

Luckily you are living in our world ever even if you are absurd and stupid with absolutely abominable ideas , you can still live a free life , don’t worry and keep living

[@Ethannnnnnnt]

I was having a bad day when I saw that a new historically video is conning out, now I have a large grin on my face and I can’t wait for the premier. Your videos are the best one the platform, keep up the good work!

[@Alexq79-]

Hope your days have been getting better

[@Dr.Berrel]

0:59 galileo was put on house arrest for insulting the pope, because in his book the village idiot was the catholic church. Glileo lived in a mansion btw.

[@blazing_cycler]

love the tone and drawing style of the channel, you just got a new subscriber❤❤❤

[@fokjhj1]

when I watched the first video, like other people I also thought this was a big channel with lots of videos, but at the time historically only had one (very underrated channel)

[@drackaryspt1572]

This video was really fucking good in a very concise way you manage to go over the most important points of Nietzche's life while still talking about the ways his words were manipulated later on and making all of this quite fun and engaging with really cute and great animation! Great video you got a sub out of me!

[@frousteg]

7:56 nice reference

[@pilymonsivais3]

History Matters reference 😎

[@teamok1025]

Lmfao

[@Lars-bg1gy]

Let’s gooo

[@WillySalami]

Nietzche is what everyone should aspire to be, in my opinion. I mean, his world freaking fell down all around him and he still managed to stay up and literally predict modern society. In a more comedic way, we could say he was the main character.

[@renz69420]

I'm really moved by this video. Great storytelling and very clean and attractive animation. I would love to see more!!

[@minixt9835]

18:38 "Then something just snapped, something inside of me".

[@dubby5768]

I cannot wait for historically to be on nebula and then I can watch these videos weeks in advance... I should also show more people this channel so I'm not gatekeeping this channel

[@patsauri4459]

Damn bro earned 30k subs in like a week keep up the good work

[@FeralViolet]

A century after his death and we all strive to live the way he tried teaching us. What a great man, he didn't deserve the way life treated him.

[@phenomenaphobia6709]

7:15 the transition had no reason to go that hard

[@itsnotyboii]

The meltdown scene at 18:35 is peak Historically!!

[@nebula_Mage]

I'm just not sure if the disease was really syphilis, I remember points about how the historical records of the time included a diagnosis for anything that had these same symptoms, but an analysis of his father's issue and the reports suggested perhaps CADASIL as the real cause of his madness, I just thought it would be useful to clarify that this is a highly justified possibility

[@Defaultious]

This is genuinely my favorite channel on all of KZbin

[@CracksterJack]

This was an absolutely gorgeous video. Thank you for shedding more light on this incredible man's legacy.