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Schopenhauer: Love and Sex

3017amen February 25, 2020 at 17:29 925 views 0 comments
Like many philosopher's, they all have their virtues and vices as it were, and in my opinion Schopenhauer is no exception. A couple reasons why I find him intriguing is because of his philosophy associated with the Metaphysical Will, as well as his thoughts about the phenomenon of music and its influence/impact on human nature.

I ran across this video while researching something completely different, and had to laugh. Fast forward to around the 2 thru 6- minute mark, for his cursory view on Love and Sex. I found it interesting that basically, if it were not for sex, men and women would hate each other. Any truth to that?

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