>mommy is... LE BAD
>hegel is... LE BAD AND LE CHARLATAN
>noise... LE BAD
>reason is... LE LIMITED
>will to live is... LE BAD AND LE GOOD
>socialization is... LED BAD
>women is... LE STUPID AND CHILDISH
>college is... LE RETARD AND BAD
>writing for money is... le IMMORAL AND BAD
>sex is... LE NATURE TRAP

>buddhism is... LE GOOD
>music is... LE GOOD
>art is... LE AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE, WHERE YOU ARE NO LONGER UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE WILL
>fasting is... LED GOOD
>flute is... LE GOOD
>kant is... LE BASED
>plato is... LE DIVINE
>classic literature is.. LE GOOD
>petting a puddle is.. LE WARMHEARTING AND LE GOOD
>contemplation of nature is... LE INTELLECTUALLY STIMULATING
>sarcasm is... LE GOOD

How can anyone take this guy seriously?

>>24514072
Schopenhauer

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>>126781689
You don't understand. She's like me! But as a woman...shit. I'm in love.

>Aristotle therefore rightly says: Happiness belongs to those who are self-sufficient (Ethics to Eudemus, VII. 2). For all external sources of happiness and pleasure are by nature extremely uncertain, precarious, fleeting, and subject to change; hence, even under the most favorable circumstances, they can easily be exhausted; indeed, this is inevitable, since they are not always within our reach. In old age, almost all these sources of happiness inevitably become exhausted, for we are abandoned by love, humor, the pleasure of travel and riding, and the ability to socialize; friends and relatives are also taken from us by death. What one possesses in oneself acquires, at this period, capital importance, for it is the only thing that will stand the test of time; at any age, this is and remains the only genuine and lasting source of happiness. There is not much to be gained from the world; misery and pain fill it; if a man escapes them, boredom will be lurking around every corner.

>>24476622
It’s important to note that these essays Schopenhauer wrote do not represent his ethical and metaphysical system, which are presented in The World as Will and Representation and other philosophical works. Schopenhauer often says that his magnum opus refutes things written there. Regarding Parerga and Paralipomena, the source of these essays, Schopenhauer refers to them as “secondary writings” and “leftover matters,” or even “scattered thoughts, though systematically arranged, on various topics.” So don’t take too seriously what Schopenhauer says in these essays it’s merely his opinion. Of course, they were written by a genius, but they don’t have the same treatment and rigor found in his other works.

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<33333 I'm black not brown though. Heavy mahogany might even be a better fit. Smooth and consistent chocolate.