Agustino

I have no clue what this stuff is. Must be some movie stuff :P

So let's see, now his wife divorced him, he lost the White House for which he sold his company - that's what greed does to you. Ruin. But in order to ...

Great news! That guy... seriously. Where did they take him from? >:O And to think that such a character was permitted to accumulate ~$80 million...

Okay, but aren't the two identical, or in fact, creation being higher than salvation? For man in his primordial state, before the Fall, was created in...

https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Jerusalem._The_Emanation_of_the_Giant_Albion/Plate_49 So when he writes: "In cruel holiness, in their Heavens of Chasti...

Yes, I know later Berdyaev developed a fetish for Kant :P Why is salvation divorced from creativity? Why can't a creative person be moral? :s This see...

Very interesting how the mind of a supposed life-long celibate in his case functions :P

>:O Haha, I see, yes I had realised later on as well (but for some reason TPF didn't warn me of your reply - it's not the first time I don't get a not...

.... I think this is totally wrong. His view is rather that scientific reasoning cannot comprehend the whole of man. So when looking at man by the cri...

"Humanist anthropology reached its climax in F. Nietzsche, the most significant spiritual phenomenon of modern history Zarathustra is the most powerfu...

Flourishing? Well it certainly seems to me that you are. For example you call Blake a Christian, and yet Blake advocated and engaged in free love, inc...

What you do not see is that Kierkegaard for example did not say that morality was unimportant, just that it wasn't everything. Kierkegaard himself was...

I do admire Kierkegaard because he was a righteous man, I don't admire Dostoyevsky personally (he had a mistress, he cheated people with regards to mo...

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I see. But the Buddha bit threw me off, I was thinking along completely different lines.

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Damn man, Alexander the Great was so unsuccessful, he died at 32 and his only son died at 14 :D

Why so secretive Buxte? :P

What's Buxte?

It is very interesting how Trump has got all those losers fighting each other amongst his staff - they all want to rise to the top and be given more p...

My major bugbear is that he said it at all, it would have been equally bad if he had said it off the record. And that guy actually calls himself a Cat...

Why is my viewpoint vile? Because I admit the truth of the world? I didn't say I support those activities, quite the contrary. But unlike many of the ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRILqN_7M7o Unfortunately the crooked media is not worried about what he said, but rather that he said it on the recor...

If someone asks us why shall a good man support Trump - then we shall answer that Trump is the truth of man, and we want our brother to have an honest...

Take Genealogy of Morals, the first essay for example. From memory, I remember N. argued that "good" originated from the nobles and aristocrats (and h...

I haven't said they are deep. Yes, I agree. However remember that you asked me for philosophers who don't agree with Nietzsche and don't find him deep...

You always butt into discussions and send them down a tangent which has nothing to do with the topic. If you're curious about this, I would suggest th...

I was actually recently reading a newspaper article about a very powerful man in Eastern Europe and his family. And when they were commenting about hi...

Yes yes, by all means! But that's what the media is already doing! The media is already telling us that the Wolves of Wall Street are the "real men", ...

Self-proclaimed, like Nietzsche was self-proclaimed ;) You could show WHERE I misunderstand Nietzsche. Pff there are so many. For example Bertrand Rus...

Which is great, because it is unmasking everyone else. That's why they hate Trump.

He did have me as his favorite philosopher at one time >:O

X-)

What do you want to change it to? >:)

Would you accept to work for Donald John Trump if he offered you, say, $15,000/month? >:)

You seem to blindingly presume that N's philosophy is deep and worthy of reverence. I'm just asking you to prove that. So far you're just asserting it...

Im not the first nor the last philosopher to think that Nietzsche's philosophy lacks depth.

Rather one needs to know why something is happening in order to be able to predict future repercussions of it (especially if those repercussions are i...

There was a time when I used to find Nietzsche deep, but not anymore. He's actually quite a superficial thinker in the end. Lots of bang for nothing.

Yes, I am actually dismissive, and I am absolutely entitled to be, since his studies in no way indicate that by 2060 reproductive capacity will be all...

:s Nietzsche isn't even the first to discover this idea, what's so amazing about it? What do you find deep about this idea and why? :-} Or maybe his w...

In principle it could, but there's a lot of things we don't know about the mechanisms of how some of the treatments work. It's a fact that you don't n...

For example the doctor says that a certain problem/condition can only be treated by surgery, and you treat it by antibiotics. You've shown him that th...

Yes, he was actually dumb. Just a person capable to apply procedures, but not capable to do anything more than what the books say. A good doctor is di...

One can show that they are wrong, without showing how they are wrong. For many matters in medicine we just have an empirical understanding and only th...

Only if you assume that vaccination is always harmful. Have you determined that statistically? You should judge that by yourself, by all means, not by...

Yes, maybe I didn't express myself right, or rather I didn't explain in detail what I meant. Suffice to say that when I see a study like the one Cavac...

I have probably more than 10 such experiences personally, and I know many people who have been harmed by doctors rather than helped. There's a lot of ...