Comments by "Ernst Wiltmann" (@ernstwiltmann6) on "Karl Marx's Anti-Semitism" video.

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  81.  @gagamba9198  Your quote ## the copy and paste job ## ..................................................... A have a few dogs barking at a stature, one is called Gary North , and a howling choir conductor with the name of Yuri N Maltsev. Dogs should not impress you, since the history of philosophy will not be written until we have evolutionary evolved. there was no evolutionary social behavior change for more than 10 000 years and probably way beyond the Neolithic period. If you are able to separate the corn from the chaff on youtube, it is in your hands to find better information. I recommend Richard David Precht, I hope you do not mind my copy and paste job from Wikipedia: ....................................................................................................................................................." Originally planned as an introduction to philosophy for young people, his most successful work, the non-fiction Wer bin ich – und wenn ja, wie viele? (English: "Who am I – and if So, how many?"; release of the English version in April 2011) was published in 2007. It is an introduction to philosophy linking the results of brain research, psychology, behaviour research and other sciences. The book is structured according to Kant's classification: What can I know? What ought I to do? What may I hope? After a recommendation by Elke Heidenreich, the book occupied first place in the Spiegel bestseller list. It sold over 1,000,000 copies and was translated into 32 languages. According to a non-fiction bestseller list by the German weekly Spiegel, it was the most successful hardcover non-fiction of the year 2008 and achieved third place in the bestseller of the decade. In 2009, the non-fiction Liebe - ein unordentliches Gefühl links the scientific-biological view of sexuality and love with the psychological and social-cultural circumstances of our comprehension and behaviour in love. Precht's main thesis is that sexual love doesn't come from sexuality but from the parent-child relationship. The need for attachment and closeness comes from the childhood relationship to the parents and it later searches in the sexual partner an equivalent. Thus, love is a projection of (early-)childhood needs and experiences in love. From March 2009 to December 2009 it was on the Spiegel bestseller list. The non-fiction Die Kunst kein Egoist zu sein was published in 2010. The book is structured in three parts: "good and evil", "willing and doing" and "moral and society". Precht deals with the question of moral at first (philosophical and evolutionary) and comes to the conclusion that humans have a relatively high need to be in tune with themselves and also to consider themselves well. In the second moral-psychological part however, he examines numerous strategies by which people trick themselves by repressing, replacing, comparing or feeling not to be responsible. In the third part, he reflects about consequences for our present society. He criticizes the renunciation of politics to the regulatory policy in the economy, pleads for more civic commitment and for a transformation of democracy by new forms of citizen participation and co-partnership.
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