I already read countless Philosophers and read many books of Cioran, But Schopenhauer's World as will was very influential as much as Cioran and Spinoza and also Nietzsche's negation of concept done it for me.Should I read Mainlander or continue with Heidegger or just stop with this bullshit (is it just political philosophy at this point) ?
read Stirner you don't need more
>>24882261So you think that could just seal my nhilistic worldview?
whatever you choose, avoid doing stuff that matters to you and don't occasionally reread WaWaR, parerga, basis of morality or gracian.
>>24882269Like i'm kinda confused because I feel as if really the arguments in WaWaR were extremely accurate and even Nietzsche's twilight of idols just sealed everything, I just see the world as nothing literally but decorationsLike really is everything post hegel is just political ?
>>24882267Stirner to me is extremely life-loving My favorites quotes : "Reserved for the future are the words, 'I am owner of the world of things, andI am owner of the world of mind'.” -- Stirner, The Ego and Its Own“As we there had to say, 'we are indeed to have appetites, but the appetites are not to have us', so we should now say, 'we are indeed to have mind, but mind is not to have us'.” -- Stirner, The Ego and Its OwnAlso, Stirner mentionned Schiller and Schiller is saying the same romantic thing about the balance of emotion/reason, material/ideal."Now man can be opposed to himself in a twofold manner: either as a savage, when his feelings rule over his principles; or as a barbarian, when his principles destroy his feelings." -- Schiller, Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Manand I think if you're lost these are the ideas you should focus on, achieving happiness, becoming proud of who you are, to me is certainly just that : working to combine the two nature of emotion and reason in tandem, becoming smart and sensible, thinking and feeling while letting neither take hold of you entirely. You work hard and enter flow-state of thinking, and then enjoy the fruits of your work by engaging with art and entering experiential flow-state, that's how you consume and enjoy life. ( sidenote: art which is ideas as object/phenomena is so liked because it pleases both your rational nature and your beastly nature; it's one of the best guide)Think about consciousness, where your sense of self arises, to me it seems to be merely the intermediary between sensations and cognition, your self becomes aware of everything, evaluates emotions, give work to reason, and ends up making decisions. But if you let either (emotion/reason) become too powerful to the other your self becomes useless, as an intermediary, it becomes depressed. Anyway, if you end up believing that, that choices made with the use of tempered emotions and useful rational generalization are the way to happiness, it'll simply follow that anarchism is the only sensible political take ( many people are already anarchist in practice and in private, it's just that social pressure forces everyone to think of dumb group dynamics )
>>24882261>everything is bullshit , just do what you want!!
Jung then Miguel Serrano
>>24882250heidegger read what is called thinking
>>24882736>* and be smart enough to want good thingsThere are solutions to your moral intuitions given an egoistic framework, if you put the time to think about it of course.
>>24882250>Where to go after Schopenhauer and NietzscheSchool
indeed.com to get a job and move out of your mom’s house
Come home.
>>24882250>schopenhaur and neetzscheIt's already obvious why you've come this path.Read the writers of the Conservative Revolution. Start wit Oswald Spengler mein nigger
>>24882250Kastrup
>>24883511he contradicts schopenhauer btw
all their thoughts and ideas are from an antiquated time that no longer exists, if it ever did.take the black pill with some Baudrillard.
>>24882250Mainlander and Bataille
>>24882250The phenomenologists and the existentialists.
>>24882250Quit philosophy. Nietzsche was gay and caught syphilis. Wittgenstein said: if philosophy is done right, nothing changes.
