Redpill me on Buddhism. Specifically why the greatest mind of philosophy Schopenhauer embraced it.

Now this is what happens

The resources or the property of them?

>>508000858
Generally everything

>>508000737 (OP)
A rich person once said to the poor people "You (not me) will be happier with LESS money. You will own nothing and be happy."

>>508001058
Never said I was Buddhist faggot

>>508001248
Never said you were faggot

Based. Especially for self-reflection purposes.

However, you will not find the answers you seek here. The answers can only be found within yourself, and after years of meditation. Preferably, under a tree.

>>508000737 (OP)
The greatest mind in philosophy was Kant, Hegel, Wittgenstein, and Nietzsche, in that order. I supposed Heideigger is somewhere close behind, but Leibowitz is in front of him.

>>508000737 (OP)
My great-great-grandfather, who was White, also embraced it. He was a depressed, angry man who committed suicide.

>>508001248
>>508001386
faggots

>>508001058
Do material possessions bring you happiness? Perhaps if you reflect you will see that they don't and that the quest for more and more serves merely as a distraction, much like a hamster running in a wheel. Perhaps you will realize that happiness itself is an illusion.

>>508003110
>Hegel
Couldn't even do physics. He's the word salad state apologist philosopher, which is why he is still loved today by the regime. Much like back in Schopenhaur's day.

>Nietzsche
Would hate to be remembered as a philosopher. He hated philosophers.

>Wittgenstein
Ultimately ended back on good ol Schop: there are some things that cannot be expressed in words.

>Heideigger
Don't think I've been able to understand him, and I don't think I will ever unless I learn German. There are too many "Germanisms" in his philosophy and I don't feel like I'm fulling grasping some it. It feels like a slog.

>Leibowitz
Kek

>>508000737 (OP)

Based. Also Buddha was white.

>>508000737 (OP)
fake

this is infinitely better

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt4rWLVAW5g

>>508005384
>Leibowitz
Holy shit, I'm a retard, I meant Leibniz.

The Buddha taught a path that leads to liberation from suffering. This includes confusion, delusion, and afflicted states.

He taught this openly and unconditionally to all sentient beings.

>>508001058
but he did practice what he preached, didn't he ?