It's tough to stand still for an hour. He has a brilliant mind.

Brutal, yet deep inside... so true. Now, in the current times, you would call it a: "TED talk"...

Dude is driving me nuts. Sit still dude

i think it's a tradition for many philosophers to think while walking. Starting from Aristotle. Maybe even before him.

he passed? when and how ? do you know ?

​@@antonioleyva-rv6buCheck his channel.

Best lecture on N? Perhaps ❤

Literally, same.

I agree, he is very good at explaining very complicated philosophical concepts.

Agreed Specially the political stuff that is political Fossati that he’s been talking about you

@@RayForrester agreed

Is he still alive if so could he would he ever if I ever do Fawcett would he teach my philosophy maybe

for sure! This man is the ultimate lecturer! Wow!

So glad I read some of the comments before I watched. Your comment had me intrigued and, for what I got out of the lecture, I appreciate your part of the nudge I felt to commit to watching it. His shit is the shit and I’ll be watching it again. 😁

@@mikerobak790 If he has done a shit, as he keeps his arms crossed behind his back most of the time I, for one, didn't notice.

The walking actually makes him look nervous and insecure.

@@larsdols3157 I guess you can see it that way. But different people have different styles of communication. Some people look up when they’re talking, some people use a lot of hand gestures. I think the content is more important than the mode of communication.

Yes, familiarity and ever renewed speculation about one's own shit leads one to pace back and forth. Infallible index of shit knowledge. Though this mode of communication is not as important as the shit qua shit.

Listen to manly p hall, even more impressive

If you want modern history, check out Roy Cassagandra 💪💪

Ehhh kind of. It is a presentation

His job but agreed

​@@HOurWrld999Alex Jones also has some good stuff!!

I concur with your appraisal. Very good indeed.

Same with me!

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he is a simple minded moron

Mans spitting mad fire.

Facts

i’m not a rapper

Colleges hate that they can't charge us $300 per class session.

Hard 10-4!

Me too! 🙏

Same here

Stay at home mom here. Couldn’t agree more

Into political activism by spreading revisionism and erasing the actual content they discuss.

@@-John-Doe- these are bots to boost the channel interaction. Don't sweat about what they believe. It's useless.

The Christian can’t do anything but cope. Lollll

And I wish you -- and most living Americans -- HAD had English instructors who were as good at teaching grammar as Professor Sugrue is at lecturing on philosophy. In fact, I wish the schools bureaucracy in America had never given up English grammar as a focal point of every person's primary education. Most Americans can no longer express themselves in a clear, structured way, which means they no longer think or act in clear, structured ways either. The ramifications of that are all around us.

@@celtaclassroom7082 Are you going to be okay?

Shu e F G H na na

You mean predictable radicals vs anyone who intuitively understands the content and doesn’t need it explained?

Aaaaaaand the first slide is Modernism. Wow what a surprise. This is a really good way of listening to Michael Sugrue give his opinions on Nietzsche. It has nothing to do with Nietzsche - Nietzsche warned about these people.

@@-John-Doe- maybe Michael should do movie reviews ?

Thus, there is no one correct interpretation. Some though are more astute than others..

@@thatcherwasson2093 he be dead though..

I wonder what this difference is this he is making. Friedrich Nietzsche is saying that morals are a fallacy and we humans are no better than dogs. Apart hearing this position as it being recited without notes - what is the difference that is being made here. I’m interested in your view.

​@@kushsakhu Sometimes while re-listening we capture a fragment of the lecture which sticks to our psyche a bit more - it "opens" up the pathways to think on the topic more since it had not been considered in that way previously.

@@mingus445_gaming okay. Thank you for your good point.

@@scottystcloud7086 lame

If you think the ego is not present in this speaker to the point it gets in its own way then you need more study. :3

@@larkohiya not extinct of course (but what is?) but not so arrogant and self-congratulating like many of these style talks are.

@@flm8580 Lois Lame?

@@larkohiya Or you're just a morally posturing weakling frightened by the slightest signs of confidence in someone. His ego is hardly visible, if at all; get lost lol

/ Agreed, I love the open prose delivery... everything presented as a question as if spoken to the void - expecting no judgment in reply

Big Alan Watts fan here. Only Watts is better. This man's incessant pacing is too much like a Pentecostal Preacher for me.

@@dashlamb9318odd because this is philosophy and Alan watts was actually trained as an episcopal minister 😂.

He also makes pretty basic errors that should be easy to spot if one has actually read Nietzsche. He really has no idea what he's talking about.

@@MacSmithVideo Care to explain, I have no idea who nietzche is so I'd like to hear your thoughts.

I usually light one up for the lectures with Prof. Finch😂

You read my mind!

The Original Naked Blonde Writer right on Ms. Plath👍👍

What kind of tea goes best with these lectures?

@@Rawdiswar oolong

Yeah that might help.

But dont start with Zarathustra 😉

@@katarinaj.6830 May i ask why not?

@@koig8393 all I say is..I have to agree with the original comment, I also struggle to understand him, Zarathustra may seem a bit much for a beginner

It seems simple...just be an evil selfish human without pity and place your personal ambition above all things. This is a philosophy of evil.

@RKO1988 well, to be fair, Hitler was a pretty big deal for the entirety of Europe and the world to be frank, he basically threatened everyone and everything, not just with ideas, but literal action. The fact aswell that his existence and influence was much closer to the 21st century than any of those other names might also contribute to that fact.

​@@RKO1988 Nothing about Marx is great.

As a German I who enjoys reading English authors in their original language, I wish you success in your endeavor!

​@@RKO1988 All these philosophers are fearless than freak and are in fact a detriment to society and proponents of evil 🤦🏾‍♂️. Just like Nazis who they inspired. 🤡

​@@RKO1988 Imagine that causing the largest war in human history and torturing to death over 6 million people in an attempted genocide would overshadow a handful of books 🤦🏾‍♂️.

Tell me about😂

I spent my life trying to convince fish that they are wet.

Great thinkers are never shrill and obsessed with their own superiority to the herd.

In truth the mediocre masses are the ones standing on the shoulder of giants. They just can’t see it and resentment would be their undoing.

Most exceptional artists and thinkers are rarely praised for their works, particularly in the period of process, but they still do it because it's what is real to them. Mediocrity is the opposite, never growing to potential constantly assessing trivial matters. Nietzsche wasn't bashing the common man, he was trying to help him, but to reduce it to the most common man would have diluted the content and the growth gap is already to great. Nietzsche is for the already freed spirit, which is not contended to simple comparisons like you are trying to make born out of ego. Your theory is also invalid in the sense that if the masses could ascertain the thought level of great thinkers, good, geniuses would still be born, but the new base level would propel them to constructs that our limited minds could not fathom. It's evolution of the intellect, to try to disrespect someone as intelligent as Nietzsche is self defeating more than any illumination of self actualization that may have brightened in the nine people that liked your comment.

His interpretation is pretty generic imo

@@charlesdesobry9446 there’s not exactly a plethora of ways to “interpret” him. Nietzsche said what he said and meant what he meant.

You think you have a soul?

* as an admirer of evil

😂😂😂"as an admirer of evil" that got me

@@craxyman9025 That's why we should move past good and evil. And just be an admirer!

@@eastlands5756 😂 I'm not admiring this man. Why should I? If you want to support the self proclaimed anti Christ go ahead but don't drag others with you.

@@sincronot Silly question.

Athiesm leads to mass child sacrifice, via abortion, and contraceptives. Secular societes have murdered millions more than Christian ones Secularism is THE DEATH of a civilization.

😂😂😂 that is assuming most people are smart which they are not and will never be

weird. I've never found Nietzsche to be hard to understand

Hey, actually I'm pretty new to philosophy, can u tell me from did you start?

Sadly, Nietzsche's worldview is extremely difficult to apply today. The "superman" was defeated in 1945 and I mean all supermen, not just the guy with the little moustache. Today we are ruled by a priesthood of "experts", CEOs, and bureaucrats. The merchant class and grievance class being one rung below. I belong to the working-class and I'm well read. It would be nice to have a monarchy that takes care of the big stuff like highways, bridges and wars and protects us from over-enthusiastic bureaucrats and lawyers.

@@ronniewaters9782 don't you think that you got it the other way around these CEOs and techno's are the uberman not the priests. They promote dog eat dog culture that pretty sums up the idea of a superman, the uberman.

Well articulated

This is from the nineties

@@draevonmay7704 Fully aware of that, brother, but culture doesn’t change overnight, and it’s almost certain that this man’s educators were educated in mid-century.

@@Cvvde So, it wasn't left behind in the mid-century?

@@draevonmay7704 I guess you’re not making the connection. Whatever, I’m wrong.

@@Cvvde Dude, I've been to hundreds of lectures at multiple colleges and universities. I can tell you, a lot of lecturers aren't at Sugrues caliber, but thinking that good scolarship ended a century ago is laughably reactionary. I'm sorry if you haven't had a good prof yet, but they're out there. Good books are still being written, good histories, good research. There isn't all that much left behind.

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One question what is your thoughts on Christianity

If you had come up with a similar bromide, would you have thanked yourself? If you want more enlightenment, consult Jesus, the Light of the world.

I don't believe that, just does not make any sense.

@@yveelizaif you don’t have the capability to hurt others then it’s only a matter of time until you yourself are exploited or harmed

It’s very trite, but it doesn’t make it true.

A fascinating analysis of Nietzsche's devastating critique on traditional "values." With his full sight focus on the Machiavellian distortion of values by religious institutions to service tyrants, Nietzsche's philosophical attack came with mountain lightning speed and the precision of Navy Seal alpine warfare from his Olympian Swiss Alps perch. The rarefied air and vantage point of the Swiss Alps along with Nietzsche's expertise in Greek and Latin philology gave Nietzsche the edge. The mercenary soldiers, representing the T.S. Eliot "hollow men" of the traditional state, university values and the lieutenants of the decayed, ossified Roman legion Church aka "origin of the term religion R..e legion", stood no chance against Nietzsche's intellectual firepower. With his courageous, ferocious mountain attack, Nietzsche fought to liberate "modern man" from the shackles of the Roman Empire tradition, and the Machiavellian "storylines" used throughout history to service the state, where souls went to die, "soul diers" all to promote the most sinister of agendas and the most depraved tyrants in history even if draped in silk robes and bespoke Savile Row suits. He fought to reveal again out of a keen instinct to release man to his no limit capacity, to open the "dog gate" so man was left free to explore the vast Western horizons of thought and creativity, to go out on the leading edge of potentiality all while infused with the immensity and grandeur of the Ralph Waldo Emersonian described "immense intelligence" that pervades all, the real God Nietzsche fought to reveal for the luminosity of man. Thank you for sharing your video and philosophy expertise with Nietzsche aficionados across the world.

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A fascinating analysis of Nietzsche's devastating critique on traditional "values." With his full sight focus on the Machiavellian distortion of values by religious institutions to service tyrants, Nietzsche's philosophical attack came with mountain lightning speed and the precision of Navy Seal alpine warfare from his Olympian Swiss Alps perch. The rarefied air and vantage point of the Swiss Alps along with Nietzsche's expertise in Greek and Latin philology gave Nietzsche the edge. The mercenary soldiers, representing the T.S. Eliot "hollow men" of the traditional state, university values and the lieutenants of the decayed, ossified Roman legion Church aka "origin of the term religion R..e legion", stood no chance against Nietzsche's intellectual firepower. With his courageous, ferocious mountain attack, Nietzsche fought to liberate "modern man" from the shackles of the Roman Empire tradition, and the Machiavellian "storylines" used throughout history to service the state, where souls went to die, "soul diers" all to promote the most sinister of agendas and the most depraved tyrants in history even if draped in silk robes and bespoke Savile Row suits. He fought to reveal again out of a keen instinct to release man to his no limit capacity, to open the "dog gate" so man was left free to explore the vast Western horizons of thought and creativity, to go out on the leading edge of potentiality all while infused with the immensity and grandeur of the Ralph Waldo Emersonian described "immense intelligence" that pervades all, the real God Nietzsche fought to reveal for the luminosity of man. Thank you for sharing your video and philosophy expertise with Nietzsche aficionados across the world.

Christianity introduced what we think of as compassion to the west. If you look back to greek myths before hellenic judaism came around, the bronze age master morality was apparent. Compassion to a son or wife was what Odysseus showed, but he killed every single one of his wife’s suitors, and this was a good and just thing to do.

Its a mistake to assume just because you're not playing the game the game stops. Overall I think Neitzsche's comments aren't a theoretical exercise but the inevitable reality of human consciousness.

Nietzche is potent stuff, especially if you find it as a young person pulling away from the church. It really stokes the “fire in the belly” and makes you pissed that mankind is not better. However he had zero sense of human solidarity and compassion. He admired “might makes right” as natural while self consciousness demands we move on to something better.

@@alancham4 Well put. It sounds like fascism to me.

@@abrahamdylan377, Neitzche was a German who saw Darwin was going to eliminate the need for God and was calling man to be like a Nazi and rule over lesser men. The idea that "survival of the fittest" is done by subjugation does not play out. Let us assume that the Nazis won and the children inherit. Where does it go from there? Typically by a few generations the family inheritance is lost. Mind you the Nazis like Romans would not abandon the empire like the Christian British empire, but the idea that it will stand for a thousand years is a bunch of rubbish. Here is an example for you to contemplate: Is it the South with their slaves that built America? No. the South was a weak worthless empire. The North with blacks creating stop lights and all the other invention and industry of "all men created equal" was what created the industrial war machine that ran over the Nazis. The reality is that Ham raped his mother-in-law and created Caanan which made Noah curse Ham and Caanan to slavery. The Sabeans can leave the horn of Africa and through subjugation can create Northern Egypt, Southern Egypt (Egypt proper and to the North of Northern Egypt), Shinar (Babylon), Ellasar (Assyria), Elam (Persia), Goiim (Macedonia and Greece) but those empires though strong do not remain under the same masters for very long ever. The resultant of this great strength from Africa was the slavery of blacks for centuries. How could the masters of slavery get the same put upon them? Humans are a collective group that work like a pack of dogs. Beaten down dogs do not die out entirely. There is karma. The Nazis whether they won or not shall die and stand before Yahweh. The idea of religion exists from blood sacrifice for sin as Yahweh slays the animal while stating "the seed of woman shall bruise the serpent" to the people who hate the righteous lift up a moon (lesser light ruling over darkness) and do holocaust upon believers of this religion by making their religion about doing wicked things to the original religion. OLDEST KNOWN REFERENCE TO MECCA: "ene (living in the land) unu (of you) munani (great followers) kalam (of a god), Makkeh (Mecca), nam (let not) muni (the righteous) ib (sons) gaga (offspring) ene (living in the land)." Warad -Sin (chant for the death), + 2000 B.C.E. So for over 4,000 years those who are associated with Mecca have been chanting for the death of a religious group, per the cuneiform. And we wonder if Dr. B. F. Skinner got it right when he created a science showing that operant conditioning from the environment you are raised in causes verbal behavior like writing and that stimulus in the environment then continues to condition further behavior into the future.

Why assume social dichotomies are bad? Why assume goods and services should be shared amongst the many? Are they so weak they canno't know what and how to fend for themselves? Maybe re-watch the lecture 😉

@@TomBombadil676 an enlightened society is egalitarian by nature. to live in the world first, second, and third, and see the beauty of humanity despite its tragic afflictions, most beyond their control, is heart rending. every human being by the fact that they exist is sacred and deserving of every possible good thing to help them survive and thrive and become fully human. this is what every great spiritual system says. to speak of 'dichotomies' about human beings from a supremacist perspective is ignorant and fascist, and defines the very poison that afflict the earth, the greed of ego and profit, encapsulated in a self righteous narcissism. and to equate their suffering and lack of necessary means for life with some kind of inferiority, is absurd. maybe you should learn what it means to be human by living with the people in villages in asia, africa, the middle east, the caribbean, south america. pethaps you'll find the humanity to make your comments impossible.

@@royalhartigan you start off with an assumption but anyway the way I see it : I we invoked polar opposites and réality stands somewhere between. Telling me i'm not serious just to classify me as irrelevant is quite rigid imo. Sometimes useful i guess

@@TomBombadil676 fact are facts and reality is reality. anyone who doesn't appreciate the equal value of every human being on this planet and pimping right wing lies about class and entitlement is pathetic and inhumane. as i said, educate yourself by living across the world in villages where people are trying to overcome the nightmare of profit, greed, and the global 1%. live with them and understand the reality o this world and its sordid history due to the mentality of those who spout your rhetoric. after all that then you can come back and discuss intelligently about what is the reality and moral vision needed. prof. sugrue would also tell you the same. this conversation is over, and mark twain was right.

Ironically anti Nietzschean.

I thought youtube did that automatically

@@bigtombowski the automatic translation on yt isn’t trustable at all :/, a lot of errors and outoftimings

@@SVezoliGames that's unfortunate

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Well Germany then “cleansed” itself of the Jewish population so the Jewish question became less relevant.

except there is no criticism of F.N. ideas themselves.

wait till u see his lecture about marcus aurelius

I'd also like to know

1992 I think.

@@erickomar3152 thanks.