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I didn't go to Baidu to answer questions for several days, but I couldn't help cursing again today. This is not about the landlord.

Mary 1 1', this screen name is not strong enough, let's call it' Mary 2'.

Don't know shit, and dare to fiddle with philosophical topics? What happiness? Whose happiness? What does your happiness have to do with others? What the hell does Nietzsche's pain have to do with you?

Suppose your foreskin is cut and your vas deferens are cut by a careless doctor. The doctor looked at your angry and painful expression, and then said in surprise,' Why are you unhappy? Does it hurt? "That's your pain, none of my business!"

In your opinion, you should feel happy or gratified at this time-am I right? What an unrealistic assumption, you should be thankful for it.

Secondly, I don't know what Schopenhauer is talking about, but I don't know that Nietzsche's view of existence essentially comes from his unpleasant shit of will, a philosophical joke for his uncle, although it is exclusive to his uncle's nothingness.

"Giving is happier than receiving", who? Schopenhauer? In which article did he say it? Take out the original German and have a look! Devon can't read it? I'll get someone to translate it for you! I just read some shit translated in China (often their personal understanding), and then I started yelling. Uncle's worldview is indeed close to Buddhism, but it is mainly reflected in the concept of nihilism. If you tell uncle himself that this moral theory was found in his works, I believe the first thing he did was to vomit blood with anger, and the second thing he did was to push you down the stairs! History has proved that your behavior is worse than his good neighbor.

If you don't understand the whole, take out a sentence as someone's representative point of view, and try to condescend, indicating that there are organic things in your mind, which is really not as good as the cognitive level of primary school students! (I may have insulted primary school students and apologized to them again. )

The sorrow of ignorance lies not only in credulity, but also in the harm that ignorant credulity causes to others. Is it really one of Nietzsche's problems that modern academic circles (if there are any academic groups with normal minds, at least different from you) should think about?

The answer of Zhx 1994 is inexplicable, and it is not constructive only from the landlord's question itself. What works are introduced is just like saying,' If you don't understand, you can go to Baidu to find a translator'.

Reply to the landlord:

"Extreme pain is the ultimate spiritual maker, and only this kind of pain can force us to awaken greatness." The English version of this sentence must be like this, but translation is only translation after all, and German translation into English is often the same.

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I don't want a penny. Do not give it to me.

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