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How Your Words Control Your Reality
Your words shape your reality. Discover how the language you use influences your mindset, relationships, and opportunities, and learn to harness the power of intentional speech to create a life of purpose and positivity.
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Why Do The Wisest Always Stay Silent?
Просмотров 336Месяц назад
We've regret saying a word, but we haven't regret a moment of silent. In this video, I craft the hidden truth behind silence.
Why Arguing is for Weak People - Friedrich Nietzsche
Просмотров 4 тыс.Месяц назад
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that true strength lies not in endless debates but in decisive action and profound understanding. In this video, I explore Nietzsche’s philosophy on why arguing is a sign of weakness and how the truly strong rise above conflict by embodying clarity, confidence, and purpose. Learn how to channel your energy toward meaningful actions instead of getting trapped in futi...
The Psychology of Immature Femininity
Просмотров 3532 месяца назад
Dive deep into the hidden world of immature femininity-its subtle behaviors, emotional traps, and the chaos it can create in relationships and self-discovery. This isn’t just theory; by the end, I’ll share a terrifying personal story that will leave you stunned and make this topic hit closer to home than you’d expect.
The Psychology of The Abyss
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What happens when you confront the darkest parts of yourself? The abyss isn't just a metaphor-it’s the uncomfortable truth that lurks in all of us, waiting to be faced. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Nietzsche, Carl Jung, and Sarter, we explore the transformative power of stepping into the unknown. Why does staring into the abyss matter? Because growth doesn’t come from comfort-it emerge...
Why Self-Improvement is an Illusion - Machiavelli’s Philosophy of the Downgoing
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this video, we explore the concept of self-improvement through the lens of Machiavelli's philosophy, dissecting why endless self-betterment can sometimes feel like empty indulgence. Drawing on his ruthless realism, we'll dive into Machiavelli's notion of the "downgoing"-the idea that true strength often requires embracing difficult truths over superficial gains. This approach challenges the ...
The True Meaning of Life According to Nietzsche
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"What does life mean in a world often teetering on the edge of nihilism? Dive into Nietzsche's bold philosophy, where true purpose is forged through struggle, self-overcoming, and defying meaninglessness. Discover how his ideas push us to rise above comfort and create our own path to greatness." Hey, I trust you enjoyed the video.I wanted to let you know that I also write scripts for educationa...
Are You Willing To Pay The Price ?
Просмотров 653 месяца назад
"Greatness demands a price few are willing to pay. Dive into the sacrifices, the relentless drive, and the cost of ambition. Are you ready to face the truth about what it takes to rise to the top?"
The Art of Power in the Modern World- Niccolò Machiavelli
Просмотров 3353 месяца назад
Discover the timeless lessons of power and leadership from Niccolò Machiavelli’s The Prince and see how they apply in today’s fast-paced world. From mastering control to understanding human nature, these insights reveal the strategies modern leaders use to stay ahead. Whether you're navigating the corporate world or looking to sharpen your influence, Machiavelli's wisdom is more relevant than e...
Why People Cheat On You?
Просмотров 763 месяца назад
Why do people cheat? Uncover the hidden motives behind infidelity, from emotional disconnect to unmet needs. Explore the psychology of betrayal and gain insights into the complex dynamics that drive people to stray.
3 Toxic Things You Do That Destroy Your Conversations
Просмотров 1503 месяца назад
Ever wonder why some conversations just don’t go the way you planned? In this video, we’ll uncover 3 toxic habits you do without realizing. Learn how to spot these common mistakes, improve your communication, and build stronger, more positive connections. Watch now to level up your conversation skills!
The Psychology of Immature Masculinity | Niccolò Machiavelli
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
What happened to the strength, honor, and drive that once defined men of the past? Today, we see a strange shift - young men drifting through life without purpose, without the fire that once sparked masculine leadership. What led to this change? Drawing on the ideas of Niccolò Machiavelli, this video explores the rise of immature masculinity, the danger of comfort, and the need to embrace chall...
Will Beauty Actually Save the World? The Philosophy of Fyodor Dostoevsky
Просмотров 8273 месяца назад
Can beauty really save the world? Dive into Fyodor Dostoevsky's profound philosophy as we explore what he meant by this bold idea. From moral redemption to the battle between good and evil within each of us, discover how Dostoevsky believed true beauty goes beyond aesthetics - and how it might hold the key to healing a broken world.
Why Nietzsche Hated Weak People ?
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 месяца назад
Nietzsche’s philosophy shook the world-but his disdain for weakness shocked it even more. In this video, we dive into why Nietzsche rejected the 'herd mentality,' glorified strength, and believed weakness was a choice. Discover how his controversial ideas still challenge the way we think about power, morality, and what it means to truly live. Hey, I trust you enjoyed the video. I wanted to let ...
How to Read People So That They Can’t Hurt You
Просмотров 3114 месяца назад
Ever felt like someone’s energy fills a room before they even speak? In this video, we reveal the hidden signals people send through their actions and words-and how you can stay one step ahead. Learn powerful techniques to control interactions, read between the lines, and protect yourself from manipulation. Watch as we break down real-life examples, including Jordan Peterson's iconic interview ...
Do We Actually Forget People and Things?
Просмотров 574 месяца назад
Do We Actually Forget People and Things?
The Endless and Violent War Against Your Soul
Просмотров 5274 месяца назад
The Endless and Violent War Against Your Soul
Why Does Schopenhauer Hate Women?
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.4 месяца назад
Why Does Schopenhauer Hate Women?
You'll NEVER EVER Want to Be Smart Again
Просмотров 514 месяца назад
You'll NEVER EVER Want to Be Smart Again
How to stop feeling anxious about anxiety?
Просмотров 544 месяца назад
How to stop feeling anxious about anxiety?
3 Types of Toxic People You Must Instantly Cut Out of Your Life
Просмотров 7224 месяца назад
3 Types of Toxic People You Must Instantly Cut Out of Your Life
Mastering The Art Of Quiet Confidence -Become A "Confident Introvert"
Просмотров 4774 месяца назад
Mastering The Art Of Quiet Confidence -Become A "Confident Introvert"
The Problem With Modern Love
Просмотров 524 месяца назад
The Problem With Modern Love
Struggling With Lust? Here's What You NEED to Know!
Просмотров 304 месяца назад
Struggling With Lust? Here's What You NEED to Know!
LET GO & MOVE ON | How To Overcome Betrayal
Просмотров 1424 месяца назад
LET GO & MOVE ON | How To Overcome Betrayal
The Psychology of Narcissism | What You NEED to Know
Просмотров 775 месяцев назад
The Psychology of Narcissism | What You NEED to Know
Life is a Video Game: Here’s the Hack Key
Просмотров 235 месяцев назад
Life is a Video Game: Here’s the Hack Key
"I Want From Love Only The Beginning "
Просмотров 285 месяцев назад
"I Want From Love Only The Beginning "
How to Detach from People and Situations in Life...
Просмотров 1595 месяцев назад
How to Detach from People and Situations in Life...
The Psychology of Women: Career vs. Motherhood-Are Women Being Lied To?
Просмотров 1385 месяцев назад
The Psychology of Women: Career vs. Motherhood-Are Women Being Lied To?

Комментарии

  • @radiophodity
    @radiophodity 3 дня назад

    I approach an argument as an opportunity, not to be "right or wrong," but to test my postion to my satisfaction. If the other side can poke holes in my argument then I have an opportunity to reevaluate my position ... 0:59

  • @Mark70609
    @Mark70609 4 дня назад

    Weakness isn’t defined here. Surely F.N. wasn’t particularly physically strong, so does that mean on one level we can regard him as weak? So we need to differentiate between types of strength and weakness. How are people lying to themselves when they are weak, how are they not recognising their own limitations? The romantic example lacks depth. Surely, it’s the stronger person who moves on with his life and finds someone who values him rather than be only concerned with being rejected? Agreed that tearing others down is weakness. I think reading Life by Rudyard Kipling would be more insightful.

  • @steamyninja8881
    @steamyninja8881 8 дней назад

    If you add some background music to this video, I think it would be perfect! The content and the visuals are great. Adding some background music to set the mood makes a huge difference! Cheers.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 8 дней назад

      I really appreciate your feedback.

  • @steamyninja8881
    @steamyninja8881 8 дней назад

    Great video. Reinforces my belief on silence. Just wish it was longer.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 8 дней назад

      Glad you find it insightful.

  • @Waylon_Willie27
    @Waylon_Willie27 10 дней назад

    “Be kind to people, be ruthless to systems” -Michael Brooks

    • @Mark70609
      @Mark70609 4 дня назад

      Agreed, being kind can be tough, you also have to stand up for yourself and not be taken advantage of.

  • @VIGOUR-DEP
    @VIGOUR-DEP 13 дней назад

    If you knew most arguments weren’t worth it, would you still fight? This video reveals when it really matters and when it doesn’t. ruclips.net/video/lJ-_25-mv44/видео.htmlsi=hfWyzM9ECfQeQRhq

  • @danielsackett
    @danielsackett 18 дней назад

    The weak version of me will die

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 16 дней назад

      HERE YOU CAN START THE JOURNEY.

    • @Mark70609
      @Mark70609 4 дня назад

      You physically get weaker as you age. You will find younger people wanting to be the alpha and displace you. How do you combat that?

    • @danielsackett
      @danielsackett 4 дня назад

      @Mark70609 getting my bench to 315

    • @danielsackett
      @danielsackett 4 дня назад

      @Mark70609 IDK I've gotten stronger

  • @jolinespeck1305
    @jolinespeck1305 18 дней назад

    This entire video was ripped off from another channel, Unsolicited Advice. What’s the point of making videos if you’re not going to put any original thought into them or even give credit?

  • @James-pq7nf
    @James-pq7nf 22 дня назад

    HE RULES

  • @James-pq7nf
    @James-pq7nf 22 дня назад

    I CALL HIM FRED

  • @James-pq7nf
    @James-pq7nf 22 дня назад

    DAMN STRAIGHT FRED

  • @eminimethodsdotcom
    @eminimethodsdotcom 24 дня назад

    I don't think one should particularly care what this guy said. He was quite extreme in his views, very critical. I don't think he offered a positive model to emulate. Being obsessed with his views is probably a sign of immaturity and self-centeredness.

  • @AlejandroRamos-v8u
    @AlejandroRamos-v8u 25 дней назад

    I read this book called Office Warfare that applies Nietzsche’s ideas to office politics. You can best contemplate this phenomenon of weak individuals in the modern workforce.

  • @drv001
    @drv001 26 дней назад

    Subscribed. Please do more of Nietzsche.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 26 дней назад

      Glad you find it useful. I'll definitely do more.

    • @007---abc-p8b
      @007---abc-p8b 22 дня назад

      @@VIGOUR-DEP Informative

  • @encounteringjack5699
    @encounteringjack5699 26 дней назад

    Maybe I’m missing something, but he is wrong on this one. It is not weak, it is a care towards what is true. Unless the “arguing” is not a discussion and rather a blunt force of claims that are never really checked but only desired to be reinforced, then yes, it is weak. However, if it is a discussion or debate meant to drive further investigation, to find truth and hopefully agreement, then it is not weak. By assuming you have the truth, you are letting yourself be flawed and forever flawed. Some may argue because they do believe they have the truth, and they want others to agree so that they too can be in the right and know what they know. Of course, without a willingness to consider that they themselves maybe wrong instead of the other or both be wrong, then it is flawed as well. You can strong and foolish, which is dangerous. You can weak and foolish, which is can be a problem, but can often times just be nuisance. Or you can strong and wise. Being willing to have a discussion, to have a conversation, talk, and so on, allows for growth. Wisdom. I would choose to be strong and wise rather than strong and foolish.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 26 дней назад

      That's the point, arguing over trivial matters is what I consider a waste of time. Discussing the truth is challenging, and if you find someone genuinely interested in such debates, they are the RIGHT ONES TO ARGUE WITH, since most people who try to discuss the truth end up isolated.

  • @beanzbeanz
    @beanzbeanz 28 дней назад

    He makes a strong argument

  • @beanzbeanz
    @beanzbeanz 28 дней назад

    I guess jails are full of these mini Nietzches?

  • @kiriakosoikonomu2907
    @kiriakosoikonomu2907 Месяц назад

    because he was psycho

  • @David-ni5hj
    @David-ni5hj Месяц назад

    Because he was a weak man himself

  • @noahmeyer9056
    @noahmeyer9056 Месяц назад

    You stole everything in this video from Unsolicited Advice. LMAO Neitzsche didn't talk about "nice guys", Unsolicited Advice did....

  • @mammontustado9680
    @mammontustado9680 Месяц назад

    These people finding unique ways to pronounce his name is getting out of hand. "Neetska" is just ridiculous

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      You can pronounce it the you way you love to .. your remark is appreciated.

    • @M1m4t3i
      @M1m4t3i Месяц назад

      xDDDD

    • @whoopdewhoop7154
      @whoopdewhoop7154 2 дня назад

      ​@@VIGOUR-DEP it's Nits'che

  • @georgioskaraiskakis2725
    @georgioskaraiskakis2725 Месяц назад

    So, Nietszche is wrong here. Logic is the superior value of humanity and at least in the ancient years, it was essential to argue like Socrates. Nowadays, it seems that the western world is diminishing this value. Frivolous and trivial emotionality prevails in many cases and this is an obvious decline. And finally, it is unrealistic to believe that everyone will be strong but, it is quite realistic to aim that our society will value rationality over emotionality

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      The question is: Will everyone argue like Socrates?

    • @georgioskaraiskakis2725
      @georgioskaraiskakis2725 Месяц назад

      @VIGOUR-DEP No, you must understand WHEN to argue like Socrates, at least nowadays which are much different than those of Socrates

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      I will argue in my own way not Socrates, but only when I make sure that whom I am arguing with aware of what he talking about.

    • @georgioskaraiskakis2725
      @georgioskaraiskakis2725 Месяц назад

      @@VIGOUR-DEP I partially agree but, it depends from the people that you are dealing with. Therefore, it is not simple to answer with a simple chat here. You have just opened a long discussion and it is not efficient to continue such a thing from here

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      @@georgioskaraiskakis2725 every perspective is appreciated, therefor I opened the discussion to exchange unique insight.

  • @thailandmalcolm
    @thailandmalcolm Месяц назад

    I do not see Socrates questioning as an argument but more of two people seeking knowledge. All he knows is that he knows nothing. That is the starting point.

  • @MotocrossElf
    @MotocrossElf Месяц назад

    Nietzsche's philosophy was a product of its time. Everything Nietzsche had to say about strong and weak character and master and slave morality is far better understood in terms of attachment theory and trauma. No one is simply weak, nor strong. There is always an emotional and relational reason for why people are the way they are, and generally what they need is not will to power through self-admonishment, but emotional safety, and healing.

  • @MotocrossElf
    @MotocrossElf Месяц назад

    Arguments are rarely ever about the subject being debated anyway. They're usually about the underlying emotions and attachment issues of the participants.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      exactly, they might hate you, so they will find argument as an opportunity to shout on you.

  • @RoboPerk
    @RoboPerk Месяц назад

    It isn't arguing that is weak, it is arguing over trivial matters. Argue about important things, like trying to convince a suicidal person that there are reasons to live.

    • @MotocrossElf
      @MotocrossElf Месяц назад

      Never try to argue a person out of a desire to end their life. That's the absolute wrong time to apply rational arguments or try to browbeat someone into a will to live. They don't want to end their lives due to faulty logic. It's about how they feel about life. How they relate to it, and how they don't feel seen.

  • @phillipmatthews2761
    @phillipmatthews2761 Месяц назад

    Thanks❤

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      Glad you find it useful.

  • @darkachegemony
    @darkachegemony Месяц назад

    He has a good point

  • @edmundgonzalez8731
    @edmundgonzalez8731 Месяц назад

    Maybe he was just bad at it or mostly picked the wrong side... 😁

  • @SarahD-s4y
    @SarahD-s4y Месяц назад

    More like he wanted someone to dominate and control. No thanks.

  • @forChesterBe
    @forChesterBe Месяц назад

    Because he was an authorical Charakter and weak himself af

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      He lived strong until he loved..

    • @forChesterBe
      @forChesterBe Месяц назад

      @VIGOUR-DEP yes maybe however IT IS Not about Nietzsches Personal View

    • @forChesterBe
      @forChesterBe Месяц назад

      @@VIGOUR-DEP for me He is Matrix and His Philosophie is Matrix, ITS sad

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      @@forChesterBe If I asked you about philosophers of sadness and isolation, you might write a list, but philosophers of joy they are few perhaps none.

    • @forChesterBe
      @forChesterBe Месяц назад

      @@VIGOUR-DEP but nietzsche is more an lawyer and judge for the evil guys like some1 who would rob you and beat you to get his bentley and hietzsche would high five with him and laught about you because you only there to abuse and harvest

  • @SolarManReborn
    @SolarManReborn Месяц назад

    In conflicts people do not give a damn if you are right. They will do everything necessary to win. They care only if you are ready to affirm and execute your will.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      in conflicts, just let them feel they win the argument. But in fact the winner is always the one who know exactly where his energy and time go.

    • @steamyninja8881
      @steamyninja8881 8 дней назад

      @@VIGOUR-DEPI like this perspective.

  • @Typexviiib
    @Typexviiib Месяц назад

    If an enthusiastic conversation with someone with a different point of view than you is exhausting, youre weak

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      there are kind of people who look for beating you not to argue.

    • @Typexviiib
      @Typexviiib Месяц назад

      @ there sure are, I’d go as far as to say most people are trying to win. It is Kind of like how there are people that are looking to beat you on a sport court, and arent there to gently toss the ball back and forth for the fun of it. The act of rhetoric is definitionally predicated on changing someone’s mind. There is a win state on the table baked into the description of the activity. Being exposed to enthusiastic attempts to have success in the process is only exhausting if you haven’t really thought through your position, or you are emotionally invested in it. If you have already attacked every aspect of your idea and hold all ideas to be intrinsically absurd, nobody can exhaust you. The best they can do is start calling you names at that point, which is equally ridiculous, and by extension humorous. It seems to me that those who get exhausted at having their position attacked with intent to actually change that person’s mind are the ones not having an exchange in good faith. People take themselves and their ideas way too seriously. We are all just dumb tribal apes basing all of our arguments on the foundation that our senses can be trusted and the world is material.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      That’s an interesting perspective, and I see where you’re coming from. Rhetoric does have a competitive aspect, but I think the ultimate goal depends on the participants. Some people approach it as a game to "win," while others see it as a chance to refine their ideas or find common ground. As for exhaustion, I’d argue it’s not always about emotional investment or poor preparation. Sometimes it’s just the sheer effort of engaging with someone who argues in bad faith or refuses to acknowledge nuance. Humor can be a great defense, but there’s also value in taking ideas seriously-maybe not *ourselves*, but at least the process of seeking truth. After all, even if we’re just tribal apes, our ability to reason is one of the better things we’ve got going.er things we’ve got going.

    • @Typexviiib
      @Typexviiib Месяц назад

      @@VIGOUR-DEP first paragraph, ya this is entirely accurate and fair. Just as there are those who just want to hit a golf ball while drinking beer and there are those who approach golf like a job. How you approach the conversation drives your expectations. I get this point, but to me thats like playing golf with someone that cheats. (Im going to abuse this metaphor to death, lol). There are two rational things to do when playing with a cheater. Admit its a game and join in with the absurdity, or stop playing with that person. Either way I dont find golf cheaters worth stressing over. Its only really a problem if there is something on the line, like a bet or a tournament. Likewise fallacious and emotionally driven arguments aren’t going to convince me a person is a good debater, but I rarely have any stake on the line in such circumstances. Generally if there are stakes, there are arbiters. I just find it takes two to argue, and the socratic method tends to work really well on obnoxious people. Most will end up uninviting themselves from the conversation after a series of questions in response to their statements. You keep the ball in their court until they foul or quit. Regarding reason. I was watching alex conner and another philosophy tube guy discuss reason and how an atheistic worldview tends to argue against reason as being trustworthy. Evolutionary processes don’t necessarily tend towards truth. I tend towards a diestic, if functionally atheistic worldview (both guys discussing the topic are atheist). Ive been thinking about the EAAN since then. Is our ability to reason one of the better things about us? Sure, it gave us medicine and rocket ships, but its also behind all the carnage we cause to the biosphere, and it certainly hasnt guided us towards any improved enlightenment over the last several thousand years. It has caused a massive increase in our population though, as would be expected by an evolutionary process. How do we know reason is not just our biology pursuing the exact same end goal that all biology has pursued for billions of years? Ie, expansion of the genotype at nearly any cost.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      @@TypexviiibYou raise an interesting point-reason is a double-edged sword. It’s true that evolution doesn’t prioritize truth, just what works for survival and reproduction. Our reasoning might just be a tool for expanding our reach, not uncovering deeper meaning. But even if reason is imperfect or biologically biased, it’s still the best tool we have for understanding and improving our world. It’s given us medicine, technology, and the ability to reflect on our actions. The challenge is to direct reason toward something higher than mere survival-toward wisdom, responsibility, and perhaps even restraint. Whether we’re capable of that as a species remains an open question.

  • @sebastjansslavitis3898
    @sebastjansslavitis3898 Месяц назад

    I think arguing is for the strong, just like architect who builds something extraordinary, while people without argumented believes are crumbling buildings with shaky scaffolding

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      That's the meaning of the video, once the argument turns as a crumbling building then it's pointless.

  • @phyarth8082
    @phyarth8082 Месяц назад

    In one German leader cabinet was Nietzsches bust. They not think they just lead, but maybe if they stop and think all that industry not war atrocities perpetuated by leaders but rivers trout disappearing in Germany due to chemical manufacturing activity, trout very sensitive to water pollution. Nobody say that instinct (gut felling) is not important, but gut feeling is personal, if we apply single person gut feeling to all nations actions it will lead to disaster of massive proportions.

  • @Beissi-nb9hi
    @Beissi-nb9hi Месяц назад

    Sounds like you're writing a long essay to say arguing is pointless, sounds like arguing for me.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      you're right.

    • @magnate5
      @magnate5 14 дней назад

      that's your take away from it poopy pants

  • @Lofii138
    @Lofii138 Месяц назад

    If I told you you're right, it means you have no right.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP Месяц назад

      My way of responding to any stupid argument.

    • @Lofii138
      @Lofii138 Месяц назад

      @VIGOUR-DEP 100% True

  • @bill7884
    @bill7884 2 месяца назад

    100% true

  • @matheusvilaca8850
    @matheusvilaca8850 2 месяца назад

    It's because he understood the true nature of women. People in general are boring. They're stupid, superficial and ironically arrogant. They do things that doesn't make any sense (like engage in small talks with strangers in a bar, get drunk, kiss as many people as you can in one night, etc.) just to please people that they don't like and to "feel part of the group". But women are much worse. Usually men are indifferent to one another, but women always try to take advantage of you somehow. And usually women fake who they really are all the time. They can talk kindly in front of you, but behind your back they're fucking snakes. We men, on the other hand, are much more straight-forward. We say what we think, either we like or hate a person, which makes conversation and conflict resolution much easier. And being honest, I'm almost 30 years old and I never, in my entire life, met a woman that had an interesting conversation. All they can talk about is stupid things like make-up, clothes, shopping, traveling and criticize other people (especially other women). They can't have any interesting conversation on history, philosophy, politics, geopolitics, science. Every fucking time I try to bring one interesting subject to the conversation with a woman, they ignore it or make stupid noises with their mouth, like they don't have a clue what I'm talking about, and right after they move on with one of those stupid subjects. 🤦🤦🤦

  • @bedlam589
    @bedlam589 2 месяца назад

    Bold load

  • @Muhammadfahad386
    @Muhammadfahad386 2 месяца назад

    I would advice you to not upload videos because your gard work is not apprecited by masses. Unless money is not your goal. Improve thumbnails and video editing and then see. ❤❤

  • @Muhammadfahad386
    @Muhammadfahad386 2 месяца назад

    Thanks brother!

  • @Cats-a-Tonic
    @Cats-a-Tonic 2 месяца назад

    Please check out some "No Frills Nietzsche" cat videos on my channel!

  • @CatDogDailyPosts
    @CatDogDailyPosts 2 месяца назад

    Why this videos doesn’t have 1 million views, is the question I need to know. Every second of it deserves a thousand likes!

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 2 месяца назад

      I really appreciate your amazing comment, and glad you liked it

    • @CatDogDailyPosts
      @CatDogDailyPosts 2 месяца назад

      @@VIGOUR-DEP ♥️

  • @Lofii138
    @Lofii138 2 месяца назад

    The Actual Abyss is within ourselves.

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 2 месяца назад

      You got it exactly

  • @robertfranklin8704
    @robertfranklin8704 2 месяца назад

    This sick, racist looney ended up wherr he deserved to be: in a lunatic asylum! A third-rate thinker, the so-called superman was a weak, pathetic nobody!

  • @CED-hb5oq
    @CED-hb5oq 2 месяца назад

    This is brilliant. I'm so glad i was recommended this video. Very concise and intriguing!

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 2 месяца назад

      I am glad that the video is recommended to the right audience.

  • @Cynique_savant
    @Cynique_savant 3 месяца назад

    It doesn't matter - nihilism

    • @VIGOUR-DEP
      @VIGOUR-DEP 3 месяца назад

      The miserable path

  • @grainz
    @grainz 3 месяца назад

    added to my books to read before world domination mmm

  • @Miyaura123
    @Miyaura123 3 месяца назад

    This is the kind of video that gets 1 millions after 5 years