Nietzsche and the Nazis by Stephen R. C. Hicks (Full Audiobook)

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This audiobook edition of Nietzsche and the Nazis is read by the author, Dr. Stephen Hicks.
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00:00 Part 1. Introduction: Philosophy and History/1. Fascinated by history
03:36 2. What is philosophy of history?
04:46 Part 2. Explaining Nazism Philosophically/3. How could Nazism happen?
06:17 4. Five weak explanations for National Socialism
14:31 5. Explaining Nazism philosophically
21:40 Part 3. National Socialist Philosophy/6. The Nazi Party Program
22:44 7. Collectivism, not individualism
24:01 8. Economic socialism, not capitalism
27:40 9. Nationalism, not internationalism or cosmopolitanism
32:25 10. Authoritarianism, not liberal democracy
35:21 11. Idealism, not politics as usual
38:42 12. Nazi democratic success
41:05 Part 4. The Nazis in Power/13. Political controls
43:27 14. Education
51:28 15. Censorship
55:32 16. Eugenics
1:05:16 17. Economic controls
1:11:37 18. Militarization
1:15:55 19. The Holocaust
1:20:31 20. The question of Nazism’s philosophical roots
1:24:58 Part 5. Nietzsche’s Life and Influence/21. Who was Friedrich Nietzsche?
1:27:56 22. God is dead
1:30:27 23. Nihilism’s symptoms
1:34:20 24. Masters and slaves
1:46:05 25. The origin of slave morality
2:01:53 26. The Overman
2:10:44 Part 6. Nietzsche against the Nazis/27. Five differences
2:12:08 28. On the “blond beast” and racism
2:15:19 29. On contemporary Germans
2:16:53 30. On anti-Semitism
2:18:36 31. On the Jews
2:21:10 32. On Judaism and Christianity
2:24:27 33. Summary of the five differences
2:26:06 Part 7. Nietzsche as a Proto-Nazi/34. Anti-individualism and collectivism
2:36:38 35. Conflict of groups
2:39:31 36. Instinct, passion, and anti-reason
2:43:42 37. Conquest and war
2:48:36 38. Authoritarianism
2:52:00 39. Summary of the five similarities
2:53:18 Part 8. Conclusion: Nazi and Anti-Nazi Philosophies/40. Hindsight and future resolve
2:57:34 41. Principled anti-Nazism
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@laurarozamunda
@laurarozamunda 2 роки тому
I fell asleep with rain sounds and woke up having listened to two hours of Nietzche?😆
@HighEnnui
@HighEnnui 2 роки тому
Dream Dangerously.
@cynthiaholland13
@cynthiaholland13 2 роки тому
Same!!
@dimpled_skeptic93
@dimpled_skeptic93 2 роки тому
Omg same!! I woke up to several videos in my history that I definitely didn't watch last night
@jberger94
@jberger94 2 роки тому
Same, I just woke up now
@alexr3430
@alexr3430 2 роки тому
And the nazis 😂
@Bryan_Lion
@Bryan_Lion 2 роки тому
I’m listening to this while picking up trash 😌 Never stop educating yourself. One of the benefits of my “robot” job is that I have time to listen to tons of educational content. People are impressed when a little worker bee like me can form a well articulated opinion on critical issues.
@catladyoftroyn.y.8713
@catladyoftroyn.y.8713 2 роки тому
Never underestimate a man's mind, no matter what his statute.
@winniethuo9736
@winniethuo9736 2 роки тому
I love that. Keep yourself informed. The introduction to this book tells it. You just don’t know whether the beginning forms the end or the end is there at all without the middle. We just don’t have the answer but some people have gone where none of us here will ever go to seek the gem that the human is looking for. I am just pleased that I am a part of this in my small way. Picking trash has made one man I know become so rich that he is now a president material in my country. Pick trash with pride buddy.
@elik.webber7630
@elik.webber7630 2 роки тому
Amen , not much in HIgh School History books .
@tematrixx5470
@tematrixx5470 2 роки тому
What would you recomend for learning
@winniethuo9736
@winniethuo9736 2 роки тому
@@tematrixx5470Study Manly P Hall. He is not a German, so his viewpoint is…
@NelsonStJames
@NelsonStJames Рік тому
Critics of Nietzsche often try to underplay the truth in many of his ideas, focusing less on what he actually said, but rather how different groups have interpreted what he said.
@1dw1
@1dw1 2 місяці тому
Well put
@michaelatkin9649
@michaelatkin9649 Місяць тому
Especially "Christians" he's like Satan just for saying 'God is dead and we killed him'. They only qoute God is dead part then when the other part is given to them they still don't get it because they're told he's an anthiest.
@tellurianapostle
@tellurianapostle 20 днів тому
Whats the truth? if philosophy arrived at the truth it would have ended by now.
@BradyPostma
@BradyPostma 10 днів тому
​@@michaelatkin9649- The ones who most adamantly denounce Nietzsche for "God is dead" are the same ones who did the most to kill God.
@johntownsend1732
@johntownsend1732 Рік тому
Thoroughly enjoyed this. So much to learn. So little time. Thanks very much for making it easier to incorporate this kind of learning into everyday life.
@carnthesharks
@carnthesharks 4 місяці тому
Babbling assertion- definitely not. But interested to know why you think it’s improper use of history?
@lzl3lol
@lzl3lol 2 роки тому
Who else is here 7 years on realising that we are seeing very similar events occurring in today's Western world.
@suzannedawson2632
@suzannedawson2632 2 роки тому
👍You might be interested in Rulers Of Evil: ukposts.info/slow/PLf8pXpMRcLXvrorWm9Pf_3oLlnk5vwavJ The Secret History Of The Jesuits: ukposts.info/slow/PLf8pXpMRcLXtcm4ugWHpEsC39t6NMrFHW
@nativeeurope1299
@nativeeurope1299 2 роки тому
Maybe its just a continuation of what we have always seen. Maybe you can kill and imprison your leaders but the people that really control what is going on who operate above them out of sight to the average person are free to carry on just repeating what they always do.
@lzl3lol
@lzl3lol 2 роки тому
@Righteous Agitator it must be such a joy to be as pleasant as you are, its a nice feeling inside for you to just be a troll online? I actually never said I knew anything of suffering. I've had my own anecdotal experiences of life and quite honestly I could say it could have been worse. My comment also wasn't anything to do with suffering. It was simply an observation of the current political climate globally. If you are too close minded to observe the similarities playing out around the world that isn't my fault. Have a good day sir.
@lildemon666.2
@lildemon666.2 2 роки тому
@Righteous Agitator r/murderedbywords
@johnbaxter189
@johnbaxter189 2 роки тому
Yes national socialism is on the increase again. Socialism is piss up politics. Truly believe the whole world was psychotic from decades of boozing in both wars If they were psychotic then, then brain damaged from war shock where are they at now? I suggest the whole world is in mental health crisis Suicidal even. Socialism is booze politics, pub politics, all about party party party.
@trevorstrope4549
@trevorstrope4549 2 роки тому
Bro I'm stocking shelves at Walmart, and I can't complain on what I choose to learn about tonight
@goodrobot1
@goodrobot1 2 роки тому
I make potato chips and have been listening to this all night. I can't get enough of this.
@MisterMister5893
@MisterMister5893 2 роки тому
Get back to work you bums!
@vfc5862
@vfc5862 2 роки тому
@@MisterMister5893 uhm. You realize the jobs stated are robotic, right? Lifetime kitchen worker here..audio is necessary.
@christopherwillson3420
@christopherwillson3420 2 роки тому
It's true u rolled dough for a pizza joint i can roll dough balls 2 at a time and when you make 1000 dough balls in a day you would think that you can let your guard down a little when it comes to being replaced but they got a machine that replaced me after they hired 9 people to replace me and nobody was even close to beating me I thought they needed me but it wasn't so
@seadraindheart77
@seadraindheart77 2 роки тому
@@goodrobot1 okkk e
@oldironsides3992
@oldironsides3992 2 роки тому
I found this audio book very informative. The fear of listening or learning about ideas you detest, is really the fear that you might see yourself in it.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
Sadly this book is not accurate. Summary: Nietzsche’s sister collected his works after his death, made false papers and documents along with her friends to promote her favorite party… guess who? Now one work abolished this: Nietzsche’s genealogy of morality- chapter 3 attacks nationalism, socialism, racism and ‘the science’, religion, mysticism.
@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203
@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 2 роки тому
You like those ideas deep inside, racist
@Channel-sp3fp
@Channel-sp3fp 2 роки тому
Anyone who's read NS and revisionist material will know how dishonest the mainstream narrative surrounding the subject is.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@@Channel-sp3fp what’s NS?
@harryjones84
@harryjones84 2 роки тому
​@@silent_stalker3687 it's funny i am not too sure i have this fear....or i guess i kind of do it's almost a fear or maybe more apt guilt about actually getting an element of pleasure from it...obviously the pleasure I am getting is from potentiallt learning about/considering/understanding the whole subject more (which should lead to a stronger antipathy for those ideas if that's a justified feeling) but nevertheless there would still be a guilt around it? Like i am even giving it the time of day... That's kind of bad really isn't it because say if we are talking about something that most of us can safely agree is fundamentally wrong or detestable iike Nazism or sexual abuse or something...and understanding it further i have no fear of liking it more...yet a greater collective understanding in theory could well lead to positive results in the present & future right- touching on your point, it's like potential action to defend against the fearful stuff you referenced coming to pass or being more prevalent? Does this make any sense or am i rambling i feel it sort of touches on the beginnings of quite a potentially significant issue- unless i am totally misrepresenting your thinking or that this feeling is just an idiosyncrasy of mine!😅
@BobJ-iw7kq
@BobJ-iw7kq 9 місяців тому
When I studied Philosophy over 50 years ago in college, my initial class opened with Homer's Iliad and then went to Plato's Republic. If I were teaching an introductory class, I would open with the movie Schindler's List, followed by this work. Followed by Hick's book on Postmodernism. This work is so relevant to our culture today that its reading should be a mandatory of any education.
@doclime4792
@doclime4792 7 місяців тому
Why? This man will be forgotten in 50 years or less. Homer and Plato will be remember for 1000s more. This book hasn't even convinced you that Neitzsche himself is worth reading 😂
@ketanjibrownsfavemolester7592
@ketanjibrownsfavemolester7592 6 місяців тому
Schindlers list is not philosophy...👈🤣
@ketanjibrownsfavemolester7592
@ketanjibrownsfavemolester7592 5 місяців тому
@@balsarmy Schindler's list is NOT 👈😆 "Philosophy"...
@marcgottlieb9579
@marcgottlieb9579 5 місяців тому
@@ketanjibrownsfavemolester7592 A work of fiction based on dubious facts proves the golden rule..Those that have the gold rule..
@FranzDebussy
@FranzDebussy 5 місяців тому
you would open with a fictional movie?
@th3omachos
@th3omachos 2 роки тому
So many years later it is so good to ser how many people came together to watch this masterpiece
@thestonecanoe3159
@thestonecanoe3159 2 роки тому
I been dwelling yt for years, most of the truthers have already been scrubbed. Good to see stuff like this around
@pickled0n1ons
@pickled0n1ons 2 роки тому
@@thestonecanoe3159 r 8 ettee
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
Actually the aurthor lied and likely uses notes from Neit’s ‘private journals’ which were altered by his sister and father to support the party. In fact if you read his genealogy of morality he attacks racism, socialism, nationalism, science and religion most openly in the 3rd chapter.
@matthewhenderson6821
@matthewhenderson6821 2 роки тому
Does this book hate on Nazis?
@antonychigurh8939
@antonychigurh8939 Рік тому
I think most of the views came from people falling asleep to youtube, myself included…I’m not complaining though.
@mesolithicman164
@mesolithicman164 2 роки тому
I'm always surprised when intellectuals rightly criticise Nazism but find loopholes for Communism. The fact that the liquidated population was bound by class rather than religion does not make the ideology any more acceptable.
@tylerchambers5809
@tylerchambers5809 2 роки тому
Communism was worse than all ideologies.
@omermohamed323
@omermohamed323 2 роки тому
Ok let's compare the Communist Manifesto to Mein Kumpf
@admontblanc
@admontblanc 2 роки тому
Jews are more than a religion though.
@mattkrier5856
@mattkrier5856 2 роки тому
@@tylerchambers5809 I think you should check out some of the communist projects that never got to take off. There were plenty of prominent anarcho-communists and socialists that never thought seizing and wielding state power would never produce the conditions that they wanted to. Errico Malatesta and Peter Kropotkin are good examples. They rightly saw that seizing state power would only produce a new bureaucratic aristocracy that would then again have its own separate class interests (ex: the USSR and Maoist China). They instead focused on community aid and building coalitions of everyday workers that they would train to wield their own power rather than wield it for them, and once they had worked out a system of governance by which no person or group could oppress any other they would exert their power, as Nietzsche would say, and overthrow the capitalists and aristocrats by whatever means necessary. Afterwards they would just be any other person living in the new society. The communism you are thinking of is a failed experiment the same as liberal democracy and fascism, though for sure.
@alphasword5541
@alphasword5541 2 роки тому
I mean, Marxist-Communist theory goes beyond just what the Soviet Union did, or China for that matter which is practically more fascist than anything in the modern era, I'd argue. The problem being that communism is a much more vague term when you realise that it can refer to any number of strains of thought, and it's mainly useful in an economic analysis than anything. Facsism and Nazism are innately tied to racism as a comparison.
@PopGoesTheology
@PopGoesTheology Рік тому
Especially instructive for me, were 2:11:14 We know that Adolf Hitler, Joseph Gobles and most of the key intellectuals of National Socialism were admirers of Nietzsche's philosophy. They read him avidly during their formative years, recommended him to their peers and incorporated themes and sayings from Nietzsche into their own writings, speeches and policies. 2:12:21 Nietzsche often called longingly for, "some pack of blonde beasts of prey, a conqueror and master race which organized for war and with the ability to organize, unhesitatingly lays its terrible claws upon a populace." And he spoke of "the deep and icy mistrust the German still arouses today whenever he gets into a position of power is an echo of that inextinguishable horror with which Europe observed for centuries that raging of the blonde Germanic beast." And, again, inspirationally, about what one finds, "at the bottom of all these noble races, the beast of prey, the splendid blonde beast, prowling about avidly in search of spoil and victory. This hidden core needs to erupt from time to time. The animal has to get out and go back to the wilderness. It is clear what the Nazis made of these regular mentions of the beast - an endorsement by Nietzsche of the racial superiority of the German Arian type. That interpretation clearly takes Nietzsche's words out of context. In context, the blonde beast that Nietzsche refers to is the lion, the great feline predator with the shaggy blonde mane and the terrific roar. Nietzsche does believe that the Germans once, a long time ago, manifested the spirit of the lion but they were not unique in that regard. The spirit and power of the lion have been manifested by peoples of many races. Nietzsche clearly is using the lion analogically and comparing its predatory power to the predatory power that humans of many different racial types have manifested. Nietzsche here lists six different racial and ethnic groups and the Germans are not special in that list. So, while Nietzsche does endorse a strongly biological basis for cultures, he does not endorse racism of the sort that says that any one race is biologically necessarily superior to any other. The Nazis thought of the Germanic racial type as superior to all others the world over. On the point of contemporary Germans: the world's hope or contemptible. While the Nazis put the German Arian racial type first, Nietzsche is almost never complementary about his fellow Germans. In Nietzsche's view, Germany has slipped into flabbiness and whininess. Germany once was something to be awed and feared, but Germany in the 19th century has become a nation of religious revivalism socialism and movement towards democracy and equality. Whatever special endowments the Germans once possessed, they have lost. Nietzsche believes that Germans of his day should feel ashamed by comparison at the same time German intellectual and cultural life is prominent the world over and Nietzsche deplores that fact contemporary Germany is a center of softness and slow decay. So, Nietzsche believes that Germany's weaknesses are infecting the rest of the world. As he puts it in The Will to Power, "Arian influence has corrupted all the world." So, rather than celebrating contemporary Germany and its power as the Nazis would do, Nietzsche is disgusted by contemporary Germany. 2:29:56 Nietzsche believes that most individuals have no right to exist and he asserts that if they were sacrificed or slaughtered that would be an improvement. "Mankind, in the mass, sacrificed to the prosperity of a single stronger species of man, that would be an advance." And, again, "One must learn from war. One must learn to sacrifice many and to take one's cause seriously enough not to spare men." 2:33:34 Hitler's firm belief was that powerful historical forces singled out some special individuals to perform special tasks and that destiny spoke through those special individuals, "I carry out the commands that Providence has laid upon me," and "no power on earth can shake the German Reich now. Divine Providence has willed it that I carry through the fulfillment of the Germanic task." In invoking divine providence Hitler is drawing upon a long philosophical tradition that goes back most famously to the German philosopher Hegel. 2:43:22 2:45:30 The national socialists had an eagerness to use war as their primary tool for achieving their international goals. We know their praising as fundamental, the martial spirit and the beauty of the warrior soul. We know of their total recasting of education of children to achieve as Hitler wanted "a brutal domineering fearless cruel youth, that youth must be all, that it must bear pain. There must be nothing weak and gentle about it. The free splendid beast of prey must once again flash from its eyes." The beast of prey phrase is again rhetoric inspired directly by Nietzsche. On the importance and nobility of war, Nietzsche and the Nazis were in almost complete agreement. Nietzsche praised war and urged its coming. He wished for a great purge that would wipe out most humans whose lives he thought worthless and an embarrassment to the human species, "All too many live and all too long they hang upon their branches. Would that a storm come to shake all this worm eaten rot from the tree." But he also longed for war as a means to inspire those humans who have potential to advance us to the Overman. To that end, Nietzsche believed that war is absolutely indispensable, "War essential. It is vain rhapsodizing and sentimentality to continue to expect a very great deal for mankind once it has learned not to wage war. For the time being, we know of no other means to imbue exhausted people as strongly and as surely as every great war does with that raw energy of the battleground, that deep impersonal hatred, that murderous cold-bloodedness with a good conscience, that communal organized ardor and destroying the enemy, that proud indifference to great losses to one's own existence and to that of one's friends, that muted earthquake-like convulsion of the soul."
@joeyjojoshabadoo889
@joeyjojoshabadoo889 Рік тому
This is a great commentary. Well said.
@thrace_bot1012
@thrace_bot1012 5 місяців тому
Extremely important point to emphasize, yes. Friedrich Nietzsche's reference to the "blonde beast" appears in his work "Thus Spoke Zarathustra," particularly in the section titled "On the Three Metamorphoses." In this philosophical text, Nietzsche presents a narrative where the human spirit undergoes three stages of transformation: the camel, the lion, and the child. It's important to note that Nietzsche often wrote in a poetic and metaphorical style, and his works are open to various interpretations. The "blonde beast" is mentioned in the context of the lion stage. Nietzsche describes the lion as a creature of strength and power that rebels against external rules and authorities. The lion seeks freedom and wants to create its values, rejecting imposed values and traditions. Nietzsche uses the metaphor of the "blonde beast" to symbolize this powerful and assertive aspect of human nature.
@razerhead9489
@razerhead9489 5 місяців тому
@@thrace_bot1012 Exactly, the Lion is the rebellious stage in which the human grows to realize that morals how established they might seem are a tool of control and urges that the human grows beyond that, I think it is similar to Kants Quote, Sapere Aude, be wise enough to use ur wisdom. He goes beyond morals and oftentimes highlights the hypocrisy of all those who called themselves good. Much, in a way, a relativist would formulate his argument. Also, he mentions that it does not matter from which ethnic this Übermensch will be born, it is just said that he will come. That the Nazis took the blond beast and the Übermensch and assumed that it was a given that it was themselves who would be this superior being is not so much a statement about Nietzsche but more so about the arrogance of AHs philosophie.
@23joanlee
@23joanlee 2 місяці тому
you sorely misread the man. your fears are all based on allegories, metaphors and -often, as based on this entry- outright fantasies. nietzsche was complex. learn to read complexly.
@davidnorbertgarza
@davidnorbertgarza 2 роки тому
😳OMGOSH! My second time waking up to this!🤯 Now I'm curious of what I was exposed to subconsciously
@jaybee3244
@jaybee3244 Рік тому
Right?!!!!!
@SMMBHQ-cg2zy
@SMMBHQ-cg2zy Рік тому
ME TOO , I ALSO WOKEUP TO THIS ON THE OLD PUTER, MMMMMMmmmmmmm wonder whats really going on . seems we may be getting seeded ?
@Mainbusfail
@Mainbusfail 2 роки тому
Some of my favorite people are in this comment thread. Hard working no excuses people from all walks of life. I am retired IT engineer turned floorman and part time janitorial contractor. I'll be scrubbing latrines and taking out trash and vacuuming in about 30 minutes. I could not be happier that I get to do it.
@claudeyaz
@claudeyaz 2 роки тому
Hey take care of your health if you are doing that type of work. From working on computers...to working on latrines, lots of long term slow damage to your back and posture etc. If the place you are working has good insurance..may want to see your GP about any small aches and pains..to get a physical therapy referral. They help you do special exercises to strengthen very strange, yet important, and under focused on muscles. Like I was given exercises to strengthen the muscles on the front left and right, of my neck. Apparently strengthening and using those muscles more, limits the stress on the back of your neck and most neck pain. You just seem to be the type of person who enjoys activity. So from a disabled person who cannot hardly handle the pain I live in, it is my selfish habit to nag people... I want people like you to keep enjoying their activity.. But when you do get older, please try and find other things to enjoy if you end up with bad joints or whatever..don't let it destory your mentality like it has mine. Have a good day at work! And please take care of yourself, so you can enjoy your life for a long time, finding friends and loved ones to do it with ya! This was an interesting book...as a surface level intro. Personally...I think how so many people assumed Hitler and co really wanted to win the war at all after the point of no return...How people have always asked, "why fight till the end," questions. I find those questions to really underestimate how much dehumanizing others and seeing yourself as better than others...can cause people to search out groups to just be violent against for the pleasure of it. In a structured society/liberal democracie...those sorts of behavior is held in check by the idea of equal rights
@shermankearns200
@shermankearns200 2 роки тому
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@Mainbusfail
@Mainbusfail 2 роки тому
@@claudeyaz Hey, that was super kind of you to take the time to provide this very informative and warm concern for my and others health. I will take your advice to heart for sure. My wife has me doing about 5 different stretches and a little yoga routines every morning which I swear do help a bunch. Clooz, be safe yourself my friend. Todd
@nenirouvelliv
@nenirouvelliv 2 роки тому
I'm planning to make similar change. I'd rather say no to ulcers before I reach 40, unless I'll die of an heart attack.
@Mainbusfail
@Mainbusfail 2 роки тому
@@nenirouvelliv Isn't that the truth!! Dino, I found more time to hike and kayak , and believe it or not, I make more money now than I did sitting in a 50 degree 150db server farm. Besides, these kids understand so much more now than I did at their age. It was time for ole Todd to step aside. Dino, let me know what you end up doing. And I wish you the best of luck, happiness and health. Todd K.
@charlessanders
@charlessanders 2 роки тому
This is 8 years old. I can't believe I'm just hearing this for the first time. This is incredibly well done.
@terracotta6294
@terracotta6294 2 роки тому
Me too.
@grizzlyaddams3606
@grizzlyaddams3606 2 роки тому
The guy enunciated nicely.
@winniethuo9736
@winniethuo9736 2 роки тому
Life is good for you if you have found this. Keep in the narrow buddy. I have gained a brother. I am pleased you are here. This space is for special people. You are special Charles just like my younger brother Charles.
@winniethuo9736
@winniethuo9736 2 роки тому
@@terracotta6294 You too.
@Saffron-sugar
@Saffron-sugar 2 роки тому
The book is actually 21 years old. Without UKposts, many of us would never have heard of it.
@mbrison1
@mbrison1 2 роки тому
Who's here because this keeps playing while you're sleeping, and decided to stay to see what the universe is trying to teach you?
@osojune4542
@osojune4542 Рік тому
Just woke up to this playing on my phone
@stunnedmulletblah9714
@stunnedmulletblah9714 Рік тому
That's exactly what happened a few seconds ago
@camilobordelois
@camilobordelois Рік тому
Same here
@ravenrutherford7401
@ravenrutherford7401 3 місяці тому
Yup
@MacNif
@MacNif 2 роки тому
Philosophy is KEY to truly understanding history and the context of history
@dmeytrius
@dmeytrius Рік тому
I plan on becoming a history teacher and honestly philosophy of a government is probably the best way to know why they did something or what they might do, what other governments shared the same beliefs. I can't wait to make people wonder about everything happening around them
@malusmantis1289
@malusmantis1289 Рік тому
History is nothing but thoughts that keep popping up at the most inappropriate times..
@purplewhatevers
@purplewhatevers 2 роки тому
1:18:43 bro I literally just woke up and this was playing. I've never heard of this book in my life.
@baileymoore7779
@baileymoore7779 2 роки тому
Bro
@JonPicoCokeJones
@JonPicoCokeJones 2 роки тому
Dude me too, I woke up in the middle on the night and this was playing around the halfway mark
@BananaTacoFairy
@BananaTacoFairy 2 роки тому
bro i 4, my subconscious took in 2 hours
@ManicDeprescion
@ManicDeprescion 2 роки тому
Same. LoL
@lrich966
@lrich966 2 роки тому
the same i fell to sleep watching Enter the Stars utube channel and woke up with this halfway through playing on my laptop.
@drummerboy1390
@drummerboy1390 3 роки тому
At last, an audiobook that doesn't sound like the narrator is underwater.
@jonis7989
@jonis7989 3 роки тому
The narration is superb. Very pleasant listening.
@mixerD1-
@mixerD1- 2 роки тому
🤣🤣 True...
@filipdraganovic1833
@filipdraganovic1833 2 роки тому
Šćć
@filipdraganovic1833
@filipdraganovic1833 2 роки тому
Čćš
@TheSanityInspector
@TheSanityInspector 2 роки тому
And also not like a robot from a 1960s science fiction film.
@yuma9406
@yuma9406 2 роки тому
The one and only audiobook I can finish listening to in one go.
@aethelwolfe3539
@aethelwolfe3539 2 роки тому
Finally an Audio book with nice audio.
@sledgehammer9739
@sledgehammer9739 2 роки тому
"The Turks were not genocidal" Tell that to the Armenians.
@farmag
@farmag 2 роки тому
Are you quoting the author? If so where did he say that?
@BRAND0N...
@BRAND0N... 2 роки тому
It's definitely not an accurate quote but he said it around the 8 minute 30 second mark
@farmag
@farmag 2 роки тому
@@BRAND0N... Thanks. Yes, I see the author is talking about 2005 Turks that read Mein Kampf, which he rightfully argues doesn't represent Turkey as a whole. This is not the same as denying Armenian genocide.
@BRAND0N...
@BRAND0N... 2 роки тому
@Pojka there is only one definition for either of those terms. And both are easily identified as being exactly what they are. Also, they aren't a neccessary part of nation building.
@sledgehammer9739
@sledgehammer9739 2 роки тому
@Pojka The Armenians were murdered. Period. Your attempt at trying to justify what they did is not going to work here. You can play with semantics and catch phrases all you want. In the end millions died because of bigotry and prejudice. No amount of tap dancing will change that.
@anthonychristie7781
@anthonychristie7781 2 роки тому
"The Nazis were defeated by the liberal democracies." Tell that to the Soviet Union.
@hondafanboy1856
@hondafanboy1856 2 роки тому
Soviet steamroller
@davidwhite4874
@davidwhite4874 2 роки тому
Who financed and industrialised the Soviet Union?
@RealAugustusAutumn
@RealAugustusAutumn 2 роки тому
@Jesus él McNuggetCunt Why does every person get an equal vote if they aren't equal naturally?
@RealAugustusAutumn
@RealAugustusAutumn 2 роки тому
@Jesus él McNuggetCunt "Why should physical superiority matter?" "Intelligence is required in the voting process" Seems like you don't even know what position you hold on the matter 😂
@RealAugustusAutumn
@RealAugustusAutumn 2 роки тому
@Jesus él McNuggetCunt "Physically superior" includes every part of the body, including the mind. Intelligence is not abstract, but knowledge or wisdom is. Your intelligence is biological i.e. physical. So likewise, I overestimated you.
@scotniver7180
@scotniver7180 2 роки тому
Just started listening.. Seems like history is repeating itself. So far, Im rating it one of the Best books I've listened too Thank you
@arcadealchemist
@arcadealchemist 2 роки тому
always does, every thing has it's loop/frequency
@stephenthedude4383
@stephenthedude4383 2 роки тому
History rhymes. Idk who said that but it's a great quote
@rickshawwheelchair
@rickshawwheelchair 2 роки тому
Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it
@ivanpenaloza2905
@ivanpenaloza2905 2 роки тому
@@stephenthedude4383 it was jay-z in the song 100 dollar bills
@stephenthedude4383
@stephenthedude4383 2 роки тому
@@ioanbene184 facts
@alicehargest
@alicehargest 2 роки тому
Amazing! Can't believe I came across this by accident
@consciousmusic9222
@consciousmusic9222 2 роки тому
I found this by accident. This is one of the coolest things Ive ever listened to.
@talizmondakine1995
@talizmondakine1995 2 роки тому
The meek like hearing how they almost didn't exhist
@annbookerrichter
@annbookerrichter 2 роки тому
Absolutely fascintastic from start to end.
@nathanbosley76
@nathanbosley76 2 роки тому
@@talizmondakine1995 Yeah you definitely do.
@talizmondakine1995
@talizmondakine1995 2 роки тому
@@nathanbosley76 lol good one...People have allways referred to me as Neechy... ...spell ch....it wasn't till I woke to this video....that I realized why
@PicklesxRxAwesome
@PicklesxRxAwesome 2 роки тому
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@marvelluslucass3662
@marvelluslucass3662 2 роки тому
I’m a free thinker and I’m black. I would say Nietzche was on to something about power and how people use it
@jeffreymalakai
@jeffreymalakai 2 роки тому
Aaaaaaaàaaaaàaaaàaaaaaàaqqààaw weeoà
@notmyrealname3403
@notmyrealname3403 2 роки тому
What does you being black have to do with the rest of that statement? Does that add something to your opinion? Does it give it validity? For real, I’m curious, why throw that in there? Be honest.
@nitsuanomrah6997
@nitsuanomrah6997 2 роки тому
@@notmyrealname3403 it kinda came off like he doesn't believe black people are typically free thinkers and by him being into Neitzsche, it further proves (possibly to himself) that he's beginning to separate himself from the black hive mind.
@Medieval_Dead
@Medieval_Dead 2 роки тому
@@nitsuanomrah6997 The hive mind is strong with them. A single radio station got them to commit genocide on their own people for crying out loud.
@kebman
@kebman 2 роки тому
Whatever Nietzche was onto BLM perfected.
@ihabmidhat
@ihabmidhat 4 місяці тому
Thank you for the writer and for whoever posted this. A lot to take but a good informative book.
@32446
@32446 Рік тому
Fantastic book with some surprising information. Well read.
@christianlee1693
@christianlee1693 2 роки тому
I woke up in the middle of the night and this was playing at the one hour mark
@Alex-pb1iy
@Alex-pb1iy 2 роки тому
Haha me too. 1:13 mark
@mariaandcream
@mariaandcream 2 роки тому
Me too!!
@livmilesparanormalromanceb6891
@livmilesparanormalromanceb6891 2 роки тому
Me too! 🤣 and I’m glad, it’s awesome!
@thenotchosen
@thenotchosen 2 роки тому
As a moderately educated man I find a lot of info goes over my head ,I am so happy that the author has wrote this book with people like me in mind ,This is an amazing book
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
Actually the aurthor lied and likely uses notes from Neit’s ‘private journals’ which were altered by his sister and father to support the party. In fact if you read his genealogy of morality he attacks racism, socialism, nationalism, science and religion most openly in the 3rd chapter.
@CHX_37
@CHX_37 2 роки тому
@@silent_stalker3687 Thank you for your comment. I have only listened to the first 21 minutes of this so I have not gotten into the main thesis but having read Thus Spoke Zarathustra very carefully I could not come up with any justification at all for linking National Socialism with Friedrich Nietzsche. I have heard of the explanation you mention above and it sounds reasonable. I think National Socialism was a reaction to the very real threat of communism and the less immediate threat of soulless capitalism. Leftist even to this day do not want to admit the former and capitalist don't want to admit the latter.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@@CHX_37 1/3 of the comment is all I can get by UKposts’s censors ironically german socialism was a thing and a idea- as there was a socialist group in French that were in fact more Anarcho capitalists- sadly the guy’s name is complicated and his work was butchered by the pope. Summary his class system wasn’t anything of equality of any form of wealth, history of of race but a class system based on the politically benefited as the exploiters and the Neo Hegelians basically hijacked the dying philosophy that was socialism- Hegel was a big statist and so was Sigmund.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@@CHX_37 collectivism and capitalism are false dicodomies. Any radical group can have a Heaven but that alone won’t secure it- for that it needs a devil. The correct answer to economics from interventionism to non interventionism scale is this. Marxism, Keynesianism, monetarism, Chicago school, Austrian school. For a example of Keynesianism- see Keynes open letter to FDR- specifically the last paragraph. Capitalism was a slur Europe made. Adam smith’s book wealth of nations was a criticism of mercantilism systems that Europe heavily used. Since they believed- rightfully so given the state of the council of the 13 colonies -that it would fall under and instead it ran circles around them. So instead of saying ‘okay maybe our system has trade offs’ they doubled down and made anti worker laws believing production was what made America have its money in short a unnatural push for industrialization- oh and taxes pushed to keep those industries up and running to subsidize them.
@Stopstalkingme9
@Stopstalkingme9 2 роки тому
this book is propaganda see David Irvings Hitlers War. Or Secret gold treaty were nazis bought 250 companies in the US after WWII germany had 30 jewish high level officers. 150,000 jewish soldiers.
@ngothoeliabeliab2671
@ngothoeliabeliab2671 2 роки тому
The best random book I have ever read. Thanks Dr Hicks👏👏
@kristinashepherd3003
@kristinashepherd3003 4 місяці тому
Loved it and I loved the author reading this book as he has a great voice and really makes this book enjoyable when it is actually pretty heavy subject.
@jammazzing5986
@jammazzing5986 2 роки тому
Wow!!!!! You are absolutely right! How can a country know what they stand for when it’s so divided. People need to wake up and come together. Thank you!!!
@toxinbrewer9126
@toxinbrewer9126 2 роки тому
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@TheDarkoricle
@TheDarkoricle 2 роки тому
@@toxinbrewer9126 yes?
@edwardschlosser1
@edwardschlosser1 2 роки тому
No. We need a civil war to exterminate about 100 million communists, and I will not come together. I will gladly produce the poisons needed for the mass extermination of half of this nations adults. I will privately exterminate some of this scum myself.
@229andymon
@229andymon Рік тому
Unless it would be best if that country or union divided. Americans divided from the British Empire, Poles divided from the Soviet Union, Slovaks divided from Czechs., Bangla Desh divided from Pakistan. Not all unity is good unity. History provides us copious examples of unions that have risen and fallen, peoples cannot be atrophied, change is the only constant.
@inevitableschizophrenia
@inevitableschizophrenia Рік тому
​@@229andymonno, that's meaningless acceptance of absurdity. To be honest America and Britain should come together, because America is absolutely terrible and needs a monarchy to control it.
@BotirIbragimov
@BotirIbragimov 2 роки тому
When I finished listening one audiobook, UKposts automatically started to play it. And I was blown away, all the things we discussed in philosophy classes in university with my professors about all this !. And now it was in 3 hours !, 👏🏻!. Wow 8 years ago uploaded but I searched all about it never to find !. Now it’s in recommending 😂
@josecaldeira6
@josecaldeira6 2 роки тому
Could it be attributed to improvements in algorithmic programming in IT?
@iboji49
@iboji49 2 роки тому
Now I know why so many socialists and anarchists convert easily into nazys and vice versa.
@myowngenesis
@myowngenesis 2 роки тому
@@iboji49 Mussolini happened and it must be the rule yeah?
@freethinkerer
@freethinkerer 2 роки тому
@@iboji49 The book reminded more of Trump than anything. Oddly a lot of socialists Nazi types love Trump. I think it is everything this book spoke about, other than the socialism part. Did you notice how this book did not really delve into socialism much?
@vkrgfan
@vkrgfan 2 роки тому
Just because the lecture created 8 years ago, doesn’t mean it was available on UKposts or free.
@Allhoney33
@Allhoney33 Рік тому
Nietzsche is basically talking about predestination and sociopathic behaviors. He's also excusing sociopathic behaviors, especially the three sinister triad traits, by incorporating predestination, which allows sociopaths to go unchecked for their unevolved behaviors but instead praised for their unevolved behaviors. We see this today in giving serial killers, oppressive leaders, rich/powerful people etc, the center stage, thereby ignoring the neurotypicals they've violated. The world is a stage of sexually inhibited/frustrated/inadequate sociopaths attempting to overcompensate for their sexual issues/failures by inflicting suffering and excusing their savage behavior onto neurotypicals. Incorporating predestination and altering the narrative regarding evolution, validates their crimes against humanity. Sociopathy is a mental illnesses that points to nurture problems. These are individuals dissociated from their subconscious mind who operate within the unhealthy realms of their conscious ego mind. To operate here is a sure sign of certain disaster. This is why hypocrites are hypocrites.
@thetruthisonlyperspective4872
@thetruthisonlyperspective4872 Рік тому
I'll agree with most of that, but hard disagree in the last paragraph. You say they ignore their subconscious mind for their ego mind. I believe it's their subconscious minds that's the dark playground. Subconsciousness is developed via learned behaviors and repetition as well as natural instincts to an extent... if all of learned life is one of poor nurture, then the subconscious mind is just a breeding ground for more outrageous connections. Kinda has to be this, otherwise it's not a mental defect so much as a direct choice.
@thewatchers5930
@thewatchers5930 Рік тому
Eloquently Said 🌹 Resonates with accuracy. Sharing this a lunatic 💩💩💩 Whose calling me nuts Full blown narcissist parasitic 🤬
@joanr3189
@joanr3189 2 роки тому
Came upon this by chance and am finding it instructive. Clear. Measured delivery. Deserving of attention, reflection, further readings. Excellent narration by the author. Thank you.
@javierramirez8592
@javierramirez8592 2 роки тому
La Gente de El 🥲🥲😅🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣
@alexarivera3354
@alexarivera3354 2 роки тому
Instructive??
@the-veer231
@the-veer231 2 роки тому
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@alyssavictoria7971
@alyssavictoria7971 2 роки тому
Good delivery but inaccurate info.
@Herf18
@Herf18 2 роки тому
We're seeing the same things happen in the US and other countries today. Sad and scary.
@itz.makaydaa850
@itz.makaydaa850 2 роки тому
Sad. Thank God there appears to be down turn in delta world wide as both vaccinations and new drugs along with increasing use of ivomectin \israel studies show is making a big impact. They prayed and the Lord God delivered them.
@eddie788
@eddie788 2 роки тому
@@itz.makaydaa850 they are barely getting started.
@neilspaniol5903
@neilspaniol5903 2 роки тому
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@neilspaniol5903
@neilspaniol5903 2 роки тому
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@einnocrellaw4327
@einnocrellaw4327 2 роки тому
Sad indeed.... that too many Americans took our Freedoms for granted until they have recently began to wake up. Our saving Grace in America is that Patriots have always fought to maintain our Constitutional rights , especially when it comes to the right to bear arms. We knew if they ever tried to take that from us we were headed for total disaster in this Country. Our rights to bear arms was specifically given to us in order to prevent a Tyranical Government from taking over this Country. Many people across this world has awakened to the NWO agenda and together ... people world wide are battling it. Indoctrination of the young people via the educational system is the important key factor for this movement. Covid was meant to bring in the NWO in the US... Thankfully though, while many people in this Country fell for our Government attempting to control their every movement... Patriots stood firm, refused to abide by their "mandates", attempted to educate those who abided by their mandates and we now have the majority of our citizens understanding that they were duped, Covid is nothing more than a corona virus , which is the same virus that causes the flu. The other factor of which so far I have not heard mentioned is the Centralized Baking and how their total purpose is to bring about economical disaster of a Country. With Trump in office the Dems knew we Patriots would be successful at collapsing the Federal Reserve which is what we have desired for many years. That's why they had to get Trump out of office via election fraud. We The People though have no problem rising up against a tyrannical government... they know we are well armed and they can restrict the ammunition from We The People... but makes no difference we know how to make our own ammunition and MANY do. We pray it never has to come to that... however, Patriots are not afraid of bloodshed or losing their life for something that will ALWAYS be worth fighting for... OUR CONSTITUTION. They (the establishment) can bring in all the illegal immigrants they want in an attempt to change the very fabric of this Great nation. It won't work. We will soon be transporting ALL illegal immigrants out of this Country... you either enter legally... OR NOT AT ALL. PERIOD .... FULL STOP. If people want what we have here in this Country then they need to stand up in their native Country and fight for what we hold sacred her in the US. Trump is not GOD... we as citizens do not worship him... but... He was sent by GOD to help save this Nation from the perils of evilness. We are ONE NATION UNDER GOD and that is what we shall always remain. ♥WWG1WGA♥
@pellman87
@pellman87 2 роки тому
Such a good narrator. Perfect to listen to while going to sleep. 🙌
@alexcarter8807
@alexcarter8807 2 роки тому
Except for the fucking ads. Leaving my downvote and outta here.
@SainiRohan
@SainiRohan 2 роки тому
@@alexcarter8807 I mean it’s a book. You have to earn that money
@techpriestalex8730
@techpriestalex8730 2 роки тому
@alex carter adblocker
@maximusextreme3725
@maximusextreme3725 2 роки тому
@@alexcarter8807 Get an Android and download the ad free UKposts app. You'll thank me later.
@_TedKaczynski
@_TedKaczynski Рік тому
@@alexcarter8807 sorry I don't speak broke
@timeparticles
@timeparticles 11 місяців тому
Great job on writing, research, thoughtful presentation, summary and narration.
@bdjshwbwhdhh1991
@bdjshwbwhdhh1991 2 роки тому
Thanks for putting this up. Perfect for a Sunday morning. Cheers
@goldfishi5776
@goldfishi5776 2 роки тому
who needs psychedelics! have a cup of coffee and fall asleep listening to this. It’s more than full of chaotic imagery. Nice and suitable to motivate one to seek balance.
@apaceofchange94
@apaceofchange94 2 роки тому
Thought I was the only one. That combination really does something
@jonathanbray3075
@jonathanbray3075 2 роки тому
Gee... Don't stray to far from your fishbowl!
@normonsta8057
@normonsta8057 2 роки тому
"You will own nothing and be happy"......those pulling the stings behind politics
@jnighs8380
@jnighs8380 2 роки тому
Hmm I always thought the elites were pushing us that owning material things will make you happy I mean they've totally bought in and been pushing that
@jnighs8380
@jnighs8380 2 роки тому
Materialism s huge in the west and the east is happier
@EmpiricalPragmatist
@EmpiricalPragmatist 2 роки тому
@@jnighs8380 Which part of the East is happier exactly? The Middle East? China? Vietnam? I mean, maybe Singapore and Japan are happier, but they're in the minority...
@EmpiricalPragmatist
@EmpiricalPragmatist 2 роки тому
@@jnighs8380 Not saying Western materialism isn't a problem though. However I don't think some kind of enforced socialism would fix that either.
@PatheticHero
@PatheticHero 2 роки тому
@@jnighs8380 Denmark is now in the East?
@angelaolinger3545
@angelaolinger3545 2 роки тому
Fantastic interpretation based on historical facts backed up by quotes. So deep and thought provoking that I ordered the book to read it for a deeper understanding.
@dennerkeithsilva5855
@dennerkeithsilva5855 2 роки тому
Imo and then
@sticksnstonespatriot1728
@sticksnstonespatriot1728 2 роки тому
I don't know why they are STILL trying to explain the reasons why WW2 was started... For anyone truly curious, the simple answer is in AH book " My Struggle" Go to the original source. Speculation is lazy. The reason, in a nutshell, has to do with unethical banking cartels that dominated Germany and the Balfour Declaration...
@lucindalewis8397
@lucindalewis8397 Рік тому
Yes Considered doing same. Will listen again. Not a presentation you can grasp if you doze off. Grateful to hear Hicks well structured and quoted perspective.
@donsimons9810
@donsimons9810 Рік тому
Oh wow! I just woke up listening to this after falling asleep to "Hiding My True Intentions in Allegory" ASMR! Weird
@ahuramazda980
@ahuramazda980 2 роки тому
This was one of the best recitations of a book that I have ever had the pleasure to sit and listen to. Thank you sir for sharing this!
@leighatkins22
@leighatkins22 2 роки тому
Who sits and listens? Who has time to sit and listen? I absorb information so much better if i am doing mundane things like housework or mowing the lawn, or changing the brakes on the car and it makes the jobs so much more interesting and quicker too. Funny thing happens later too - when you look at your vacuum cleaner for a short while, you are reminded of the way the Nazis came to power! 🤣 Or when you look at that dress you were repairing, you are reminded of how Dobby rescued Harry Potter and his friends from the dungeon and then died on the beach!!! 😭😭😭 Life takes on many more layers than it did before...
@BrownSuga-cs2by
@BrownSuga-cs2by 2 роки тому
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@ahuramazda980
@ahuramazda980 2 роки тому
@@leighatkins22 I did as a matter of fact. I sat down and ate lunch and listened to the audio book throughout the week.. Also, the activity I was performing while listening was not the point of my comment. I wanted to thank the author for doing a good job...
@ahuramazda980
@ahuramazda980 2 роки тому
@@BrownSuga-cs2by I did. And I am willing to bet that there have been others on this earth that have sat down to listen to an audio book.. So no, not 0.
@leighatkins22
@leighatkins22 2 роки тому
@@ahuramazda980 🤣🤣🤣 fair enough...
@panzergarden1232
@panzergarden1232 2 роки тому
I once went to my local library and asked for the book beyond good and evil.the woman explained that the last person to take it out hadn't returned it.
@c4call
@c4call 2 роки тому
Might mean that's a book you should definitely purchase and read ;)
@twyckoff87
@twyckoff87 2 роки тому
Evil destroys itself
@yj9032
@yj9032 2 роки тому
There are better books
@robertgough2908
@robertgough2908 2 роки тому
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@robertgough2908
@robertgough2908 2 роки тому
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@Italkangoor
@Italkangoor Рік тому
grazie mille to the clearly spoken narrateur...it is a pleasure to hear his voice as to what he reads.....bravissimo.
@simigonzalez5704
@simigonzalez5704 2 роки тому
Such an eye opening...love the ending summary.
@connerkellogg4866
@connerkellogg4866 Рік тому
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@maddysharma2908
@maddysharma2908 Рік тому
True
@sheilalopez3983
@sheilalopez3983 2 роки тому
When people who follow the crowd find themselves in the middle of monsters they become monsters. The same can be said of everyone, I guess. Only someone with very strong character could escape that.
@delbertz.osborne9793
@delbertz.osborne9793 2 роки тому
@Anne Schoeder They who fall victim to the whims of other's, will be controlled by those who don't. . --- debo 21 Century
@delbertz.osborne9793
@delbertz.osborne9793 2 роки тому
Sadly this is true.
@simgrmemaj8075
@simgrmemaj8075 2 роки тому
@Eat the socialist Until they begin to eat their own, as it happened in the ussr.
@illegallawyer
@illegallawyer 2 роки тому
The admonition to not "fight with monsters" is a warning to avoid using the moral framing of your interlocutor, when arguing values. If you do, you become just like them, morally.
@1776SportsNutrition
@1776SportsNutrition 2 роки тому
The thing we must realize is that we are all capable of being the monster. With that, we must do everything to influence becoming the monster slayer to avoid it.
@Larrypint
@Larrypint 2 роки тому
Always read primary sources from the great philosophers, not secondary sources, specially when it comes to Nietzsche.
@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244
@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244 2 роки тому
Agreed, Mr. Hicks seems to have used Nietzsche's sister's modifications that she made after her brother's death in defiance of him to appeal to the Nazis of which she was an early supporter. Nietzsche had broken with his sister over her Christian faith many years before his death writing, "If you seek solace of soul and comfort, then believe. But if you wish to be a seeker of truth, then Inquire!"
@royborrill2711
@royborrill2711 2 роки тому
@@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244 It's ok to inquire, but it's also ok to have faith. After all, on his deathbed I wonder if he was hoping for an afterlife. Probably, because it's human nature to fear death and pray that God exists. Having said that, I think he was a Jew and they don't believe in heaven. So who knows?
@terrystevens3998
@terrystevens3998 2 роки тому
@@royborrill2711 you are projecting your want for god/afterlife onto human nature. I think most people on their death bed would be hoping there is no god because most people would end up in hell.
@zackcouch5363
@zackcouch5363 2 роки тому
Every fucking time I fall asleep I wake up to this
@nualarodgersconway3
@nualarodgersconway3 Рік тому
Thank you. I could not stop listening.
@Shannon-rq2hc
@Shannon-rq2hc 2 роки тому
It seems many have found this in their recommendations during these trying times. This book terrifies me, yet comforts me at the same time because at least I feel I have more knowledge, therefore a tool to understand what’s happening today.
@Beetlejuice699
@Beetlejuice699 2 роки тому
Repeating the past as we speak, too bad we're the minority, people who search for knowledge and can think critically
@fintonmainz7845
@fintonmainz7845 2 роки тому
What's "happening today"?
@nitsuanomrah6997
@nitsuanomrah6997 2 роки тому
@@fintonmainz7845 take a guess
@RedDevilJohnson
@RedDevilJohnson 2 роки тому
@@nitsuanomrah6997 no, come on, tell us.
@nitsuanomrah6997
@nitsuanomrah6997 2 роки тому
@@RedDevilJohnson what do you live under a rock
@lindalee3408
@lindalee3408 2 роки тому
Excellent book. Listening to it for the third time. Thank you so much for reading it to us. You have a great voice and steady cadence (not sing-song like so many others).
@thesleezer1711
@thesleezer1711 2 роки тому
I agree its a phenomenal book
@missnellaful
@missnellaful 2 роки тому
I agree with your statement!! Reading to us, his brilliant book, such a gift. Articulate, perfect timing, accuracy! "No sing song." I will purchase it and listen again too! Well stated.🎁
@annbookerrichter
@annbookerrichter 2 роки тому
Me too, third time!
@unicorns1393
@unicorns1393 2 роки тому
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@unicorns1393
@unicorns1393 2 роки тому
@@thesleezer1711 , zzZ, z, aZz, z,,, zzz,,,,
@mkalbhenn
@mkalbhenn 10 місяців тому
This is gold … keep it up bro ..smart and smooth info to my brain 👊🏼👊🏼
@Witchofthewoods.
@Witchofthewoods. 2 роки тому
Amazing audiobook. Thank you.
@aguotas10
@aguotas10 2 роки тому
I'm on minute 16 and all I can think of is....... I've seen this story unfold right in front of me.
@TheRightHandedNeutrino
@TheRightHandedNeutrino 2 роки тому
The whole thing is so eerie right, sent chills down my spine...
@hitzoneproductions7858
@hitzoneproductions7858 2 роки тому
Same
@hitzoneproductions7858
@hitzoneproductions7858 2 роки тому
@Poika Makes the most sense. Both the problem and the solution they are.
@MaryAnnMsbl34
@MaryAnnMsbl34 2 роки тому
THANK U. MITCH MCCONNELL NEEDS TO READ THIS BOOK.
@dagnabbitt1158
@dagnabbitt1158 2 роки тому
And it could happen again, Internment Camps, Arming the TallyBan, Covid 1984????
@kebman
@kebman 2 роки тому
1:07:19 *Nazi policies on socialism:* Businesses were told by the state what to produce and in what quantities. Prices and wages were set by the state, and if anyone complained a commonly used Nazi slogan put them on the defensive, quote, “The common interest before self-interest,” unquote. The argument was quite clear. You are not a private individual seeking profit or higher wages in a capitalist economy. You and your property belong in trust to the German people, and you have a duty to serve the public interest even if it involves a personal sacrifice.
@admontblanc
@admontblanc 2 роки тому
Some of those policies were due to war, the US also shifted to command economy since it's the most rational approach during such a large scale war where many battles were being fought very far away from home.
@fftct9398
@fftct9398 2 роки тому
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@fftct9398
@fftct9398 2 роки тому
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@STDealer
@STDealer 2 роки тому
@@fftct9398 mind your pockets Firas
@insomnius3447
@insomnius3447 2 роки тому
On the other hand, the Nazis also disenfranchised worker-movements, crushed unions, allowed single individuals to make massive profits and privatized a lot of german state owned property, way more than other countrys at the time. While the NS-State certainly wasnt capitalist, it wasnt socialist either. It really was its own thing.
@jamesewanchook2276
@jamesewanchook2276 2 роки тому
fantastic. The author/narrator makes it easy to stay the course.
@alexcolima7894
@alexcolima7894 Рік тому
It’s crazy how close America is to repeating history
@bobrobert1123
@bobrobert1123 Рік тому
I agree the democrats are out of control.
@samsonthemanson
@samsonthemanson Рік тому
History never repeats, merely instructs, and this time its instructing us to be very careful not to let these ideologies come back
@__-yu2mz
@__-yu2mz Рік тому
@@bobrobert1123 both parties are funded by the same yids
@cjlooklin1914
@cjlooklin1914 Рік тому
@@bobrobert1123 It must be hard, being a lunatic
@cjlooklin1914
@cjlooklin1914 Рік тому
@@NullParadigm Lol, another lunatic, I see XD
@biancavonmuhlendorf2608
@biancavonmuhlendorf2608 3 роки тому
thank you for this book
@exquisitedoomlapointe185
@exquisitedoomlapointe185 2 роки тому
Didn't think i'd like this, but the way myths are dismantled here very early on really caught my attention. That's extremely persuasive to me and i knew immediately you had some nuanced take on this. Really gave me a lot of food for thought. Thank you!
@justinmercer1591
@justinmercer1591 2 роки тому
DAy
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
He doesn’t seem to know that Nietzsche’s sister and friend cooped his work and notes, made fakes of it to support the **Zi party. In his genealogy of morality he attacked nationalism, socialism, religion, racial ideas and so on- specifically in chapter 3.
@mikimeadows
@mikimeadows 2 роки тому
Now listen to Jordan Peterson take on Nietzsche and socialism
@reespace
@reespace 2 роки тому
He reinforces myths about black people. He lacks scholarship in this area.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@@reespace how so?
@CYR888
@CYR888 7 місяців тому
Thank you so much for this wonderful audiobook!
@chrisrosenkreuz23
@chrisrosenkreuz23 Рік тому
great work, thank you for creating as well as reading it!
@ReverendDr.Thomas
@ReverendDr.Thomas Рік тому
Great and lowly are RELATIVE. ;)
@chrisrosenkreuz23
@chrisrosenkreuz23 Рік тому
@@ReverendDr.Thomas to whom?
@ReverendDr.Thomas
@ReverendDr.Thomas Рік тому
@@chrisrosenkreuz23 to EVERYONE? 🙄
@chrisrosenkreuz23
@chrisrosenkreuz23 Рік тому
@@ReverendDr.Thomas I feel sorry for you
@ReverendDr.Thomas
@ReverendDr.Thomas Рік тому
@@chrisrosenkreuz23, do you have any ACTUAL arguments to counter my perfect and pure pronouncements, or do you intend to simply make nonsensical assertions, or even more inane, make “ad hominem” attacks, Silly Sinful Slave? 🙄
@justadad6677
@justadad6677 2 роки тому
Extraordinary channel. Thank for this. Lots I love about Nietzsche, but also a lot I completely disagree on. Sadly, never get chances to talk with such highly educated people. But at least we can listen and learn.
@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823
@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Рік тому
Maybe ask around? Lol
@jimc.goodfellas226
@jimc.goodfellas226 Рік тому
Most people we're around on a daily basis are not very intelligent and are complete sheeple
@bjarkifreyrbjarnason9419
@bjarkifreyrbjarnason9419 4 місяці тому
Oh, you're so smart disagreeing with Nietzsche. Thank you for expanding on that thought.
@justadad6677
@justadad6677 4 місяці тому
Is that too mean you agree fully with everything Nietzhe wrote? Something he himself didn't, he changed his views as he got older on somethings, as is common by most people. @@bjarkifreyrbjarnason9419
@hermesnoelthefourthway
@hermesnoelthefourthway 2 роки тому
"here I sit, waiting, and waiting, but for nothing, beyond good and evil, a friend of the day, and a lover of eternity". Dionysian dithyrambs, Nietzsche
@michaeldeangelo4374
@michaeldeangelo4374 11 місяців тому
Excellent book, and read... Thank you!
@aaronlambert9297
@aaronlambert9297 3 місяці тому
The importance of intellectuals supporting Nazism is being replayed in the universities in the US today particularly in Ivy League schools.
@LilaSilk
@LilaSilk 2 роки тому
In the beginning I didn't think I was going to enjoy this book as much as I did. It was engaging and interesting, with lots to contemplate and/or think about, sections 24 and 25 especially, because of the universal values. Beautifully narrated. I remember your talk about post-modernism in Melbourne, Australia in 2020, where I got to experience first hand your calmness, which is very unique to you and admirable. Great work and thank you for sharing it with us.
@charlesspires4842
@charlesspires4842 2 роки тому
See it's like this,when he starts talking about " whatquality " ultimately " prevails I bet a lot of you out there had to go hhhmm...let's call madame blovotzgy????
@theresaheyer537
@theresaheyer537 2 роки тому
@@charlesspires4842 Blavatsky?
@kevinnelson198
@kevinnelson198 2 роки тому
Word
@ovidiodemorizi
@ovidiodemorizi 2 роки тому
Waoo . Thank you . This is deep . It had me interested from beginning to end.
@painpeace3619
@painpeace3619 2 роки тому
What a book! Its like many Manga are inspired by Nietzsche and other philosophers...
@am5790
@am5790 2 роки тому
lol so funny
@TheNemesis442
@TheNemesis442 Рік тому
almost all of pop culture is in some shape or form. Nietzsche is an existentialist philosopher and a popular existentialist movie you may have heard of is Fight Club.
@painpeace3619
@painpeace3619 Рік тому
@@TheNemesis442 yeah, figh club is made from Nietzsche's philosophy.
@joeybeann
@joeybeann Рік тому
Nietzche would have been team Rei.
@sarahallenhumboldt2638
@sarahallenhumboldt2638 2 роки тому
Thank you for uploading this!
@whatwilliswastalkingabout
@whatwilliswastalkingabout 2 роки тому
This is fantastic. I’ve returned to listen to it many times. Nietzsche has become, in my opinion, extremely relevant in the last year or two. Thank you.
@mrhalos6770
@mrhalos6770 2 роки тому
You are so correct. It’s F’ing scary.
@stacylarge5636
@stacylarge5636 2 роки тому
Agreed
@ghostrider2664
@ghostrider2664 2 роки тому
Agreed. And afraid it's not going to improve...
@whatwilliswastalkingabout
@whatwilliswastalkingabout 2 роки тому
@@ghostrider2664 time to be a lion, my friend
@thesleezer1711
@thesleezer1711 2 роки тому
History always repeats itself…
@Overly_Hydrated
@Overly_Hydrated 2 роки тому
I went to bed listening to Stephen king Audio books. And woke up hearing the words nazi and Jew over and over again. No more audio books for me
@danielbergersen4459
@danielbergersen4459 2 роки тому
Hahaha
@AverageAmerican
@AverageAmerican 2 роки тому
I like to listen to true scary stories or the Bible which many people think are the same thing. And they are very much alike. Yahweh wants us to know what is coming. In that way, difficulties can be easier to bare...
@allancouceiro9905
@allancouceiro9905 2 роки тому
@@AverageAmerican the bible is fiction, ffs.
@AverageAmerican
@AverageAmerican 2 роки тому
@@allancouceiro9905 The Bible is not complete but it is the most accurate historical document on the flat plane...
@QBert904
@QBert904 2 роки тому
@@AverageAmerican that’s factually incorrect and you know it
@Tsayoga
@Tsayoga Рік тому
About to wind down into sleep listening to this. I appreciate your tone & eveness of voice. Tchuss
@williamcharles2117
@williamcharles2117 Рік тому
This has so many frightening parallels to today.
@snowflakemelter1172
@snowflakemelter1172 Рік тому
It doesn't.
@williamcharles2117
@williamcharles2117 Рік тому
@snowflakemelter - well... I suppose if you're asleep it doesn't. 😴
@snowflakemelter1172
@snowflakemelter1172 Рік тому
@@williamcharles2117 everything you don't agree with isn't Fascism.
@williamcharles2117
@williamcharles2117 Рік тому
@@snowflakemelter1172 Correct... but fascism is fascism however.
@snowflakemelter1172
@snowflakemelter1172 Рік тому
@@williamcharles2117 there are right wing things maybe you dont like , but not Fascism. Islamic countries are closer to Fascism than any western democracy.
@cherisun1
@cherisun1 2 роки тому
3 hours well spent ..thank you sir 👏👏👏👏
@freethinkerer
@freethinkerer 2 роки тому
I read a lot about evolutionary psychology. If you do not learn why your instincts tell you what they do, then you will not know how to make intelligent rational decisions when weighing important questions. Nietzsche lived in the days when we knew little to nothing in a scientific manner of evolutionary psychology. When listening to this book, I kept hearing a lot of ignorance on the subject. Science knows so much more now. We now know that one should learn why instincts tell them what they instruct. It gives one so much more information in which to make intelligent rational decisions on important questions. Information matters. Intelligence matters so much more than Nietzsche gives credit for.
@michaeloatway6930
@michaeloatway6930 2 роки тому
???????
@michaeloatway6930
@michaeloatway6930 2 роки тому
I just, I can’t read this comment without wondering about its author. Trying to sound smart only works with dumb people. I’m not trying to create an argument. Why post something on a UKposts comment section if you aren’t willing to have an exchange of ideas? So, as genuinely helpful as I can be, the idea that I suggest you consider is that you not try so hard to appear intellectual. Don’t stop thinking freethinkerer, just think a little less, how is the best way to put this?…. self-deludedly. It would prove more constructive in every way. You not only might avoid coming off so pretentiously to people who know what’s what, but you might also better grasp the material if you didn’t fancy yourself a legendary mind, win win 🥇
@freethinkerer
@freethinkerer 2 роки тому
@@michaeloatway6930 What? When did i say I was not open to opposing ideas?
@freethinkerer
@freethinkerer 2 роки тому
@Infamous Not really. Many in America did not agree with them. Seems more cultural.
@dutchbiker4825
@dutchbiker4825 2 роки тому
You might find that modern psychology is not so scientific as you may think.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
I entered philosophy from a programmers perspective, and it entirely changed the way I see things.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
Philosophy is programming just on a different machine.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
Thus far, I have heard of no better programmer than christ himself.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
And this was long before computers were invented.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
There are a lot of aspects to neitzsche's philosophy that I do agree with. Going it alone is one of them.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
If you want to understand what you are. Remove that which you are not.
@mm1024
@mm1024 2 роки тому
Excellent philosophical and moral interpretation of historical events.. quite a revelation for me..
@raulcheva
@raulcheva 2 роки тому
Thanks for sharing this very lucid and docunentated book. Listening to this, I really made this couple of days worthy of spending.
@Rick_Cleland
@Rick_Cleland 2 роки тому
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@SuperLogicBoy
@SuperLogicBoy 2 роки тому
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@SuperLogicBoy
@SuperLogicBoy 2 роки тому
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@SuperLogicBoy
@SuperLogicBoy 2 роки тому
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@elsiebello6896
@elsiebello6896 2 роки тому
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@OnlyDaria7250
@OnlyDaria7250 2 роки тому
Wow. Thank you for this amazing perspective !!
@janethopper6750
@janethopper6750 2 роки тому
beautiful reading. I feel smarter just for listening.
@oneinasquillion
@oneinasquillion 2 роки тому
A tremendous piece of work. The text and the delivery. Clear, dispassionate, intelligent. Allows the listener to understand the issues and encourages him to decide for himself the implications. Never once did I feel herded, nor sense an emotive or performative appeal. An absolutely exemplary piece of popular philosophy on a very important topic. Indeed with a war, at least partly ideological in origin, between liberal democracy and the collectivist spirit, once again raging in the old bloodlands of Europe, it could hardly be more urgent
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
Sadly this book is not accurate. Summary: Nietzsche’s sister collected his works after his death, made false papers and documents along with her friends to promote her favorite party… guess who? Now one work abolished this: Nietzsche’s genealogy of morality- chapter 3 attacks nationalism, socialism, racism and ‘the science’, religion, mysticism.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@Mel Gibson “Eugen Dühring, who makes most disreputable and revolting use in all present-day Germany of moral refuse; Dühring, the paramount moral blusterer that there is to-day, even among his own kind, the Anti-Semites). They are all men of resentment, are these physiological distortions and worm-riddled objects, a whole quivering kingdom of burrowing revenge, indefatigable and insatiable in its outbursts against the happy, and equally so in disguises for revenge, in pretexts for revenge: when will they really reach their final, fondest, most sublime triumph of revenge when they succeed in pushing their own misery, in fact, all misery, into the consciousness of the happy: so that the latter begin one day to be ashamed of their happiness, and perchance say to themselves when they meet, “It is a shame to be happy; there is too much misery!” . . . But there could not possibly be a greater and more fatal misunderstanding than that of the happy, the fit, the strong in body and soul, beginning in this way to doubt their right to happiness. may it, perchance, be their mission to be nurses or doctors? But they could not mistake and disown their mission more grossly-the higher must not degrade itself to be the tool of the lower, the pathos of distance must to all eternity keep their missions also separate. The right of the happy to existence, the right of bells with a full tone over the discordant cracked bells, is verily a thousand times greater: they alone are the sureties of the future, they alone are bound to man’s future. What they can, what they must do, that can the sick never do, should never do!” - genealogy of morality. I suggest Kaufman’s translation of this as his footnotes cover this, as well as the usage of the word race and what it has meant. This translation I took note of however is not from Kaufman’s translation. Also to avoid works of his sister who altered and fabricated a lot of things for certain political party.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@Mel Gibson I have made a reply, please comment if it is visible and UKposts hasn’t hidden it.
@donthasselthehoff5753
@donthasselthehoff5753 2 роки тому
@Mel Gibson Want me to give you passages from far right degenerates you support which deem other races as inferior while we're at it?
@KatanamasterV
@KatanamasterV Рік тому
@@silent_stalker3687 Your reply is not visible
@tonyromano6220
@tonyromano6220 2 роки тому
Right on understanding of history. Look at current state of the world, seems the same.
@rowdyninja8529
@rowdyninja8529 2 роки тому
It’s scientifically impossible for evolution to have changed man within the era of “civilization” and the record-keeping that came with it . Nazi germany existed 80 years ago. Meanwhile, evolution has been at work for millennia. Therefore, it should surprise no one that there aren’t many historical lessons to be learnt. Instinct trumps reason .
@janvan31166
@janvan31166 2 роки тому
Same shit, different century.
@miztx2syuiip590
@miztx2syuiip590 2 роки тому
🤣 from your thought to mine- now what to do about these weirdos
@g.manifestomsnifesto4338
@g.manifestomsnifesto4338 2 роки тому
Taking over education and teach national socialism, but today it is just socialism.
@davidfairbrother4292
@davidfairbrother4292 2 роки тому
Very good- full of common sense..A very interesting & thought provoking work.
@stevenlonien7857
@stevenlonien7857 Рік тому
Opinion does not count k
@stevenlonien7857
@stevenlonien7857 Рік тому
Einstine relativity is absolute Truth 1 god not any mans opinions.
@laurasalo6160
@laurasalo6160 2 роки тому
I was listening to Crime and Punishment and woke up to this. It's too interesting, I can't stop now, even tho I have to go back to re-listen to the end of FD.
@Nietzsche1978
@Nietzsche1978 4 місяці тому
Wow, wow, wow!! New subscriber here. Loved this content!
@CaptainBuzzBee
@CaptainBuzzBee 2 роки тому
So far, this is a good listen.
@Menapho
@Menapho 2 роки тому
Outstanding!! There’s so much to comment on that I can only. Be silent and fully take in all that was presented. Excellent narration! Now I need to purchase the book.
@VivalaryMan
@VivalaryMan 2 роки тому
But you just listened to it, why do you need to purchase the book?
@Menapho
@Menapho 2 роки тому
@@VivalaryMan that’s a joke right?
@VivalaryMan
@VivalaryMan 2 роки тому
@@Menapho No?.. I mean, you literally have it here for FREE BEING READ TO YOU but you want to BUY IT WITH MONEY AND READ IT YOURSELF? Take a second and think about that..
@Menapho
@Menapho 2 роки тому
@@VivalaryMan I need much less than a second. As it requires no thought. If I need to explain the difference in experience of auditory vs text. It’s a waste of time.
@VivalaryMan
@VivalaryMan 2 роки тому
@@Menapho I remember when I heard the animal farm audiobook by Stephen Fry, I LOVED it! Infact I loved it so much I'd listen again, however, I wouldn't then think to spend money to have it in text which I then have to read myself and will take up space in my house. I keep my DSM in book form, my medical references etc but I just don't understand why you'd want both. I'm not trying to have a go at you by the way, you can do whatever you want, I'm just saying, your logic on this subject doesn't make sense to me and this is why. If you can't explain why it does make sense then that's on you. ✌🏻
@ChopinIsMyBestFriend
@ChopinIsMyBestFriend 28 днів тому
“What doesn’t kill you actually makes you weaker and next time will probably kill you” -Norm MacDonald
@mediocrebanters
@mediocrebanters 2 роки тому
One of the best books that should be a mandatory reading quite frankly. I borrowed a copy from the library once but was unable to finish reading it. Glad to have found this. If you wish to troll any philosophy or Nietzsche fanbois, just comment with a half-complete statement or half-truths & watch the philosophy mob come out of the woods to berate you. 😁 Kudos to the channel for posting!
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
So the Nazis aren’t socialist, aren’t nationalists or racists according to you? That’s what he attacked in his last works. Check what his sister did to his work, her and her friend were fabricating works and so on. Or should we rely on the current pope to understand god and Jesus are pro LGBT, open borders and drag Queen story time is the true church? Genealogy of morality’s chapter 3- one of his last works directly attacks every corner stone of the national socialists.
@mediocrebanters
@mediocrebanters 2 роки тому
@@silent_stalker3687 I did not say in the past what you claim I said. Post a link to that comment if you're really truthful or merely seeking an argument with a stranger in the internet. Anyways, the German Nazis in the 1930-40s were adhering to some form of economic socialism. Nationalism does not imply "racism", it just emphasizes priority in advancing advantageous policies & action within their borders. A person can be racist and not be a nationalist at the same time. What then were the German Reich Nazis then? The answer is in what they practice & propagate, not their claimed ideals or values. It is moot to describe all the details about them in the comment section when you can easily find them all yourself around the internet. There is something disturbing with Nietzsche'a assertion that the powerful nobles are to be emulated, when he fails to address as to how these "nobles" came to power in the first place. "Might makes right, earned authority via violence" is often the case in antiquity and their roles legitimized by a religion's clerics via claim of "anointed by divine right." His assertion that morals is based off religions is out of date. Advancements in the sciences, especially in anthropology & human psychology have shown that the concept of morality grew out of the will for reciprocity & self-preservation. Even altruism is rooted in self-preservation & maintaining group cohesion. In other words, *at the core is individual self-interest.* The problem with the modern world is that society replaced dead god(s) with personality cults of media stars, politicians, monarchs/nobles, religious leaders, teachers and even philosophers. Nietzsche superfans are just simply part of the modern societal sheep fold, not realizing that who they idolize are also a sheep during their own time period, just like their uberfans are today.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@@mediocrebanters He never claimed belief in gods were bad- he claimed their in practice was to benefit people like BLM at the expense of everyone else and if religion was fading people had to basically acknowledge how the world worked and did not expect many people to actually do that. He was a life time Christian and attacked atheists, Christians and so on based on them holding the same idea and demanding ‘chocolate atheism over chocolate Christianity’ you say he doesn’t explain how they come to authority, they come to authority by the morals of the people and might. Genealogy of morality again covers this, same as altruism. ‘Altruism is about self preservation’ Yes, the expansion of the welfare state- tell me what they do if you refuse to pay welfare to whatever group you disagree with or refuse to pay after they bail out a business? book: “the Nazis were socialist, and Nietzsche supported them.” Points out Nietzsche attacked all corner stones of this in one of his last works and his sister fabricated his work.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@@mediocrebanters a note; don’t like feminism, progressivism, and so on? Christianity created those things to demand their morality to be manifest.
@mediocrebanters
@mediocrebanters 2 роки тому
@@silent_stalker3687 There are many things in his flowery writings that does not match to what he actually practices in real life & publicly propagates. A lot of those ideas are impractical in reality & just plain idealism. The dissonance of what he wants to believe & what he actually believes, drove him to madness. Even before his mental decline, he despised Jews and held antisemitic beliefs, just like his friends & contemporaries of his time. He even stated "Arguing is for the weak... the powerful act in might..." and yet he wrote books & essays _arguing_ for what he thinks is true. By his logic, he himself is weak powerless hypocrite. So why even venerate this person? Public morality has never been the source of authority, that's why Nietzsche is wrong. Life in itself is not meaningless because the individual possessor of their own life _provides meaning_ to their own life; that's why Nietzsche is also wrong. The idolization of philosophers are just plain foolish.
@andrewpickering5180
@andrewpickering5180 2 роки тому
Say what we will, not only a thought provoking interpretation, and so beautifully produced. Thank you.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
Actually the aurthor lied and likely uses notes from Neit’s ‘private journals’ which were altered by his sister and father to support the party. In fact if you read his genealogy of morality he attacks racism, socialism, nationalism, science and religion most openly in the 3rd chapter.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
@@aristophanesghost3839 … ?
@randomnamemab
@randomnamemab 2 роки тому
@@aristophanesghost3839 wtf chill with the k
@SangTran-vv2ms
@SangTran-vv2ms 2 роки тому
@@silent_stalker3687 ee
@jrhunter6669
@jrhunter6669 2 роки тому
@@randomnamemab lolol
@shanemoore8055
@shanemoore8055 2 роки тому
Telling one`s boss to " shove his job " is the sweetest moment in one`s life.
@ME-ud5fo
@ME-ud5fo 2 роки тому
I just did that. Priceless
@theesikstee.fawr.doler.kwe9585
@theesikstee.fawr.doler.kwe9585 2 роки тому
It's even better when followed up in writing!
@RemoWilliams1227
@RemoWilliams1227 2 роки тому
I did it about 6 months ago, so great.
@darkwizarddisani
@darkwizarddisani 11 місяців тому
absolutely amazing read
@timothyknoles976
@timothyknoles976 2 роки тому
I'm not much for philosophy but this was very interesting. I truly enjoyed it.
@silent_stalker3687
@silent_stalker3687 2 роки тому
Sadly this book is not accurate. Summary: Nietzsche’s sister collected his works after his death, made false papers and documents along with her friends to promote her favorite party… guess who? Now one work abolished this: Nietzsche’s genealogy of morality- chapter 3 attacks nationalism, socialism, racism and ‘the science’, religion, mysticism.
@markfisher6404
@markfisher6404 2 роки тому
You should give philosophy a try. It is merely a discussion on how to live.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
I would argue that it is much more than that. Life has to have a purpose. Philosophy attempts to define it.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
More or less why to live.
@scottwalker9766
@scottwalker9766 Рік тому
And I strongly recommend it.
@Pops2
@Pops2 2 роки тому
Great job Mr. Hicks. It is nice to hear the author read their own creation.
@Behemoth3434
@Behemoth3434 3 роки тому
Great work, narration from the author himself is also great, really appreciated, thank you.
@rudcolas5064
@rudcolas5064 2 роки тому
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@deconry
@deconry 2 роки тому
QI
@starcity17000
@starcity17000 2 роки тому
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@starcity17000
@starcity17000 2 роки тому
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@donsimons9810
@donsimons9810 Рік тому
Yeah... nazi apologists - so great.
@jillymouseful
@jillymouseful 2 роки тому
Very interesting information 🙏 Thank you for sharing ❤☘
@Luk4zguy97
@Luk4zguy97 2 роки тому
This is very interesting. But the density of information (as compared to music) is making my workday so long!
@Luk4zguy97
@Luk4zguy97 2 роки тому
Excellent presentation!
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