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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Dec 12, 2021 ^^
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Hi James. Great vídeo, great mind!
In my humble point of view, Émerson captures the balance between the need for structure and some conformity in a way to breed the conditions to ones express the aborígen... The balance between one and social its like Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity, action and thought and others. The key, I think, it's the in between, the mechanics of the Meta, as I call it, metanics and metanistic sistems. That is why I truly think.... Well, I don't Want to bore you. You're the best and thanks for making me feel so smart... 🤠
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And this is why I subscribe to your channel James; to have my ignorant prejudices challenged...lol. I have never read Emerson as I had always seen the Transcendentalists like him and Thoreau as precursors to the shallow New Age wankery of the 60's. I can't remember where I got this impression or how valid it is but even if this is true I should not blame a thinker for other people bastardizing their work 100 years later. He also sounds pretty readable so maybe I will give him a go. You presentation here makes his philosophy seem rather anti-social but I guess if it is seen on a psychological or spiritual level it might not be.
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If a dual natured situation emerges perhaps it's a sign of a diminished point of view that oscillates between two states instead of relaxing and allowing more complexity - that beautiful third option - to emerge. Often people will have a good ideal to strive for, like feed the family, but also limit the way in which they can do that, which can be a bit slippery. Even better than just saying one should be self responsible at this point is to incorporate a deliberate third option like gardening that has self responsibility enhancing properties and you can eat it too.
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@danielmuresan6779
2 years ago
I took notes from this video. My conclusion: "At last, Emerson basically represents the wild, the rebel, the outcast, the lone wolf, the punk, the hedonist, the free thinker". An obvious inspiration for Nietzsche's philosophy.
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