#6 The Case for Pessimism (Schopenhauer's Essays and Aphorisms)
Release Date: 08/25/2023
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[01:28] Schopenhauer's Philosophy
[03:00] Philosophical Pessimism
[07:21] Schopenhauer's Life
[09:39] The Drudgery of Work
[17:03] Experience, Representation, and Perception
[22:00] Is Life Suffering
[25:26] Desire and Boredom
[27:36] The Wisdom and Folly of Mindfulness
[33:46] Wealth is Unfulfilling
[36:49] Thinking for Yourself
[43:19] Why Our Education System is Broken
[45:38] Good vs. Bad Writing
[50:32] Struggle, Set Goals, or Contemplate
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