Comments by "Keylanos Lokj" (@keylanoslokj1806) on "Weltgeist" channel.

  1.  @conantheseptuagenarian3824  Socrates also lived by "its sad for a man to never see how his peak physique is like". So you can't say he was theoretical only
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  2. If you understand the basics ot human psychology, people resent what reminds them of their weakest self. Like an ex fat person hating fatties etc.
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  3. Not true cause greeks had philosophy millenias before even Socrates
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  4. Not antiknowledge. But rather believes knowledge should be attained through life experience, sensationalism and pretty much being born with natural chad genes. To maximize those effects.
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  5. Well he literally drove himself insane so grain of salt is an understatement
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  6. Yeah that's a shallow reading of the depth of both those men. It went much deeper
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  7. They hate that Greeks did and invented everything before them
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  8. Nietzsche's idealistic perception ot presocratic, hellenic civilization, is a projection of his own desires, obsessions and shortcomings. Potentially even his mental illnesses to some degree. There was never this perfect utopia, were everyone was a benevolent uberchad and lived on instincts alone. Every era was repeating the same cycles of rise and decadence. Strong men, create good times. Good times create weak people etc.
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  9. He socially was the opposite of a chad, but so are most intellectuals. That's why he obsessed with power so much. You obsess with what you miss
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  10.  @Miggus7362  that's why he lost his mind at the end. Cause he obsessed over an unattainable ideal he hold himself onto
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  11. Funny and Based
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