As someone who studied philosophy in uni, it's really cool to see you making these ideas more accessible and easy to digest so that more people can benefit from and appreciate them. Keep it up felix
Ayee, there! It's 2/5 people now already. Hahah. I'm taking sociology anthropology btw. But we do study theories starting from socrates to all those karl marx generations..
I may not read along with the books but I *LOVE* these videos more than anything. It’s like having a conversation with a friend about something you’re passionate about.
They really motivate me to actually pick up one of the ~50.000 books I bought because they sounded interesting and never touched because I'm already reading 5 books
I like that, at one point in the book, even Epitectus admits that being a Stoic is almost imposible, that even himself is not a complete stoic. I really loved this book. Taught me a lot of things. Thanks Felix!
I feel like the audience grew up as Felix matured over the years too. Especially the ones that grew up watching him , from a young age. Though we love his funny , over the top videos , we also love to see this side of him. To me personally , i got a lot of my moral stands from him , learned and grew from some of his words. I love these book club/discussion about philosophy and deep dives into your thoughts on things. And i believe a lot of others do too. So please , do more if you want to. =DD
yes!! i pretty much grew up with pewds. I started watching his amnesia happy wheels cat mario and corpse party (loved this series) vids when i was 10 or 11, im 18 now and i feel as if his content has grown up at the same pace as me! His humour followed this generation and what do you know, when i started getting interested in philosophy a year or so back he started doing these types of super interesting videos about stoicism. It just seems so crazy to me how much hes been a part of my life
@@filmthestring6013 he managed to focus very well on whichever student was the subject of anger xD. "Eric (not me, btw), I would say your performance sounds like a duck, but I don't want to insult ducks."
I don't know if someone will ever see this but, thanks to Felix's video about reading and working out I started doing both since January. I have never felt this way about myself, I got into philosophy a lot and I lost all the weight I gained during quarantine. I can't even begin to describe how thankful I am for this man. And for all you 19 years old, follow my steps on the new year's resolutions that Felix gave us, it'll pay off, I guarantee you. I hope you guys are well
@@MrUssy101 ye, and u are his best friend and communicate with him every day and know him very well. Even if he isn't why say s**t like that under a good video, made with good intentions and presented in a calm and accessable way?
The fact that PieDiePie, a person with over 100M audience, that got it independently and sincerely through playing vidya games and making jokes on the whole spectrum, reviews books (and philosophy or good literature like Kobo Abe to boot ), fills me with hope and happiness for the world.
This is why Pewds is better than other RUclipsrs. He doesn’t do just one thing. In one video he’s playing terraria, then by the next he’s talking about Greek Philosophy. It’s brilliant and completely deserves where he is now.
As man who was homeless for a year do to my own actions climbed back up to a comfortable life with my own apartment yet still dont have a car or other things i should have if i didnt make bad descions this is a very powerfull video you really inspired me with this. Thanks major bro fist to you
You have GOT to do this more often, it doesn’t even have to be the philosophy stuff, but the book/movie reviews, pew news etc. I appreciate ur meme reviews and subreddit stuff, but it’s pleasing and calming to here your own opinions and thought processes of things.
This is why Pewds is better than other RUclipsrs. He doesn't just do one thing. In one video he's playing terraria then by the next he is talking about Greek Philosophy. It's brilliant and he completely deserves to be where he is now
"Men are disturbed not by things, but by the view which they take of them." - Epictetus. This book was extremely beneficial to me in the current state of things in my life, thanks for recommending it Felix! (Also, looking forward to reading the Wisdom of Life by Schopenhauer next month.)
I picked up this book in January because you recommended it. Really loved reading it. I thought you never finished the book, that's why you didn't post a book review. I'm glad you finally posted it. Please make more book review videos! :D
i think he does know. if everyone wants to idolize and see him as a roll model, its something he cant help but can counter with true teachings that may even help people stop
I would bet that he has a slight idea. He's been one of the most famous(and influencial) people in the planet for the past decade. If he does not even have the slightest idea about his influence, then he's dumb as hell. I don't think he's dumb.
This is why I love Felix. Crazy, goofy, acts like a kid at 30 but then there's this. D E E P content. Honestly he is a fabulous influence, someone to look up to. Love this content sm.
Bottom line, Felix has morals. He will joke and be crazy but consistently he treats people with such respect. What media influencer does that at his level of fame?
i love how he hasn't lost himself through fame and money, like most ppl, including me if i was in that situation. i'm glad i look up to someone so genuine
" I am ill " " and I have not money and job " " RUclips not giving me views " " i want to handle my family " " i don't have another option " " Ya i am wrose than others "😔
Pewdiepie I love this series, you are the man who inspired me to read. My goal is to read a book a week until the end of the year. So far I read 10 books this year. Thank you for your continuous inspiration and I hope this becomes a permanent series on your channel.
@@aspenm2576 Read A farewell to arms, The Illiad, The great Gatsby and 1984. Some other books I read are ones that Pewdiepie already recommended and reviewed such as Meditations, The nicomachean ethics, The Republic and American Psycho.
*me currently not in my existentialism zoom class* * pewdiepie giving a whole ass philosophy class * me: wait a damn minute..... dude this is fucking amazing your explanations on philosophical writing are so clear and concise, my teacher should take notes. This is amazing please do some more like this.
this isn’t pewdiepie it’s felix all jokes aside, i really love how felix is posting what he wants and doesn’t feel pressured to post the same thing again and again even if he doesn’t want to. We all appreciate you felix
I really like that “fig in winter” example. Enjoying a fig is a good, but you have to keep in mind that the fig is temporary. Or else you’ll be that one Spongebob meme of Patrick eating a chocolate bar and then getting angry his chocolate is gone.
@@MrUssy101 have u even watched the video? All of the things that he said were really coherent and he didn t use any wrong terminology. When he talks about serious topics he doesn t falter whatsoever. In the lives he might be messing up words because he is an excited mood and paying attention to other stuff like what s going in in the actual game, even english people do that sometimes. His job is literally based on communicating in english, do u actually think that after almost 11 years of doing that he still has actual issues?
The Patrick meme I think fits better to get the message of acceptance across because someone could argue that the child who wished for figs in winter could grow up to invent a greenhouse.
This video has helped me in a strange way. There has been a lot of pretty bad things happening in my life lately, so I've been angry and sad. I've lost my appetite and I can't sleep at night, and then I sleep during the day because I don't have any motivation because of the things happening. But watching this, I realize the things that have been happening are out of my control. I can't change them. I'll try not to let it get to me and move on. Thanks for this video, epic.
It's really interesting how stoicism compares to buddhism. There's a lot of the same ideas expressed in a different light- bonds vs attachments, accordance with nature vs the three universal truths,,, etc. But it seems like buddhism has some bigger/harder to grasp ideas with the goal of enlightenment, whereas stoicism is a lot more straight forward with the more attainable goal of inner peace/prosperity. I went into this book with more of a buddhist background and I was resistant to learning it. I felt like I already found the perfect philosophy for me, but according to buddhism you should always "empty your cup" and you can't learn what you think you already know, so I went into it with an open mind. Stoicism really surprised me and there are a lot of lessons I will hopefully take with me for the rest of my life. Although there are some things I still prefer in buddhism, I would definitely now consider my ideal philosophy to be somewhere between the two. It really opened my eyes and I hope to study more schools of philosophy and see what else I can learn
Hey, what book what you suggest to get started on reading Buddhism? I'm very intrigued by the idea, I watch a lot of Dr K and his ideas have helped me a lot and I want to learn more.
@@MrUssy101 um, okay? i thought he struggled a bit at expressing himself too, but so do i and i can relate. i got the gist of what he was trying to say tho. not everyone is great at language
I agree with Yama (lol, high five for Haikyuu). Pewds is an introvert and English is not even his first language. @Mr Ussy Also, I don't see how he 'presents' himself as an intellectual. He constantly talks about things he likes and are interesting to him - games, shows, memes, and in this case, a philosophy book. I personally liked his review and reflections here. But as Epictetus said, not every thing is in our control, so just go and have your own opinion.
I just love these videos. I love the fact that Pewds is certainly getting a ton of people into philosophy, and on good literature in general. I love technology but damn the damage it does to reading skills and our intelligence or wisdom is quite horrible thing.
I actually think that the internet and the technology made me a lot more intelligent and much more wise. I guess it really just depends on how tou use it
I have a different point of view on that. Do you realize how much technology has affected mankind's pursure of science and knowledge? Today, we can find information from the click of a button. It depends on how you use it, because no, technology is not damaging our reading nor our intelligence, it's just a tool waiting to be used. Look at the kindle, it brought people that never read to read books for the first time, and made it easier to carry multiple books with you on the go. And you can read in the dark if you want.
I haven’t read the whole book but what you were talking about completely resonated with me. When you talk about owning things, it’s also the illusion of being in control of what happens to you in life which is the issue. I have a serious chronic illness and have been bedridden for years. Which really confronts me with what I can’t control. So I relate to this so deeply. And it’s good to be reminded as I’m often unhappy because I want to grasp at a healthy body and I can’t. Most people spend as long as they can running away from the truth that they can’t control their lives. Thanks, Pewds!
He has a nice view of Stoism, maybe he Talks a Little too lot about the Idea of Property, and he has a modern way of thinking about Stoism, like letting out the Believe in Gods, or Life Goals etc. But i am happy that he talks about the old Schools of philosophy
the fact that people are getting more into philosophy these days makes me so happy. It seems like we've had resurgence in philosophical studies amongst a more general audience. Such a good thing. I live by the stoic philosophy every day. (I try at least.)
Watching this video on a rainy Saturday morning gives me unspeakable amount of comfort. I really appreciate this type of videos from Felix where he can share with us his passion for philosophy. Can't wait for the next book review
“How do we improve the recipe? We change nothing because we can’t improve perfection, we just changed the packaging” it sounds like a quote from apple when they release a new phone lol
I get that this videos about books don’t get as much views as the others but please don’t stop making them, they are a treasure. As long as you enjoy doing them a lot of us will too, even if don’t read along.
PewDiePie: *I read a book* ... Me, who never reads books: *Books are cool* . No but seriously, I really liked this episode, especially the part with not owning anything, I like that perspective.
Please do read. It is so beneficial to your mental health. Reading anything can make you learn so much. Best thing i did was start reading again after years of not reading books at all.
*Felix just crushed it at showcasing the merits of stoicism here.* On a related thread, from my perspective as a Harvard neurobiologist, achievement of worthwhile long-term pursuits requires following a narrow road of focused thoughts and actions to incrementally progress along your envisioned path. Despite our best of intentions, we often fall off the path - either into overstimulation (social media, news) or unconsciousness (junk food, alcohol/sedating drugs). It's a well-known psychological phenomenon of temporal discounting: opting for a small reward now rather than a larger reward later, the neural mechanisms of which are starting to be elucidated. We are prone to stimuli that induce quick striatal dopamine spikes to our reward circuitry, such as what comes from social-media notifications. For some, simply "enjoying life" by immersing in overstimulation or unconsciousness - without long-term pursuits - may be the most fulfilling path. Truly. But if these once enjoyable activities begin undermining your life, consider getting back on the narrow road of clean and calm present energy to engage in pursuits that are worthwhile to you personally and which may concurrently benefit others. On that note, after several months of preparation, I'll soon be releasing videos on leveraging our brains to improve our lives. Cheers. 🧠⚡🧘♂️
I cant believe I found this on Felix's channel. The stoics changed my life, I found them through CBT and REBT , and haven't looked back since. I was once considered treatment resistant for depression and anxiety. Even with my mother on her death bed, scheduled to undergo MAID tomorrow. I have found the toolbox to analyze every single aspect of my life and perspective and am able to use it in circumstances that would have normally crushed me. Marcus, epictetus, seneca, zeno, and the rest had incredible perspective and I am a better man for finding them. Thank you Felix for the reminder that this philosophy can hit anyone.
Hello, I hope you’re doing well. I found The works of the stoics likewise at the time of my mothers passing before finishing school, I hope you’re philosophy of stoicism is helping you through this trying time. ❤
How did you manage to apply what you’ve learned to your life? Currently reading Discourses of Epictetus and i feel like I’m not applying what I’m reading to my own life, making the same mistakes over and over.
Hey Felix, I know this is going to be kind of cringe, but I really apriciete your videos. Last year my friend decided to took his life, and I went depressed, but your videos have helped me through all the last year, specially your videos about phylosophy. I know you probably won't see this messege but I wanted to express my gratitude. Saludos desde México
my favorite quotation from the book: "what should we have at hand in (painful) situations like this? it is the knowledge of what is mine and what is not mine, and of what we can and cannot do. yes, i must die - but must i die bawling? yes, i might have to be put in chains - but moaning and groaning too? i must be exiled; but is there anything keeping me from going with a smile, calm and self-composed?"
I would really like to see more content like this from Felix. I am not an avid reader, but I am very interested in philosophy and psychology. I guess I've thought a lot about stoicism in my life without knowing it.. without realizing those thoughts had already been expressed so eloquently hundreds of years ago.. I would really enjoy a podcast with subjects like this.
I just saw his starship troopers vid the other day for the first time and i was amazed. I didnt even notice it was pewds tbh. Just felt like a well constructed review and analysis. His more serious side is pretty great.
Last Video Felix: Who the F has a mentor cringe! Felix Now: Stoicism is a great way to live and think about your life. Thanks for the advice life mentor Felix Sensei, (Also is Manga Literature?)
If anyone is interested in stoicism I would also recommend reading How to Think Like a Roman Emperor which is about Marcus Aurelius. It’s a very interesting book that I would highly recommend.
tbh he actually summed up the book really well the idea that the freedoms we have come from the self rather than our perceptions of whats around is a powerful one, and gives light to how one can elevate themselves through the objective lense which is an intriguing concept I feel that more people can learn from, even if they're not willing to embrace the philosophical side of this coin
Hey Felix. I lost my job on Friday. But as I was signing the form towards my unemployment, I wasn’t sad or angry. I remember your video the one where you talked about not being angry about something you can’t control. Today, after a night of drinking and saying goodbye to my colleagues, I saw your video. I just want to say thank you. I could have made an ruckus, or shouted or fought with the hr. But I just accepted it. You inspire me to be better. You do make me better. You don’t know me, and I don’t know you. But you made a bigger difference in my life than most people in my life. That may be sad, but for me it’s a blessing. You are the reason why I still see hope in other people.
🦋Well Spoken this is something everyone needs. 💫Shine bright my friend. You are the light that shines bright for all those who love you! Never lose faith in yourself. You can achieve more than any dream you can fathom. "We are Pneuma born of One Spark with eyes full of wonder"- Maynard JKeenan
My main concern w stoicism is that I can never tell WHEN things are out of my control. It’s really hard to say if you CAUSED some event you didn’t to happen to happen, or if it was ultimately out of your control. You can always attribute some amount of blame on yourself w most issues, and therefore guilt’o’clock
Well said. I wonder if part of stoicism is also to kinda convince yourself that this issue you have *is* out of your control whether that is entirely true or not. Or basically not to fret over it at all.
I think the point is to not cry over spilled milk, even if you spilled the milk yourself. If you can’t remedy or control the situation in the present why worry?
I can understand where you are coming from but you have to realise that Philosophy is something very subjective. No 2 humans will have the same opinion about something. That said, Felix just stated that Stoicism is about accepting things for what they are and from what I am deducing from what you wrote, you seem to be quite the overthinker. Overthinkers are known to be people who overanalyse things. Most of the time they find themselves to be blamed even though they did nothing wrong. If you feel like you did something wrong, dont think too hard about it. Just accept that you did something wrong and move on and learn from it. I hope this helps. 🤙
I’m reading this now, and it’s great, but I can’t help but hear “it iz what it iz” in my head every time there’s a point about what is not in your power.
@@greentomato8881 nothing. But I hear the voice with the accent an everything. The it iz what it iz is just a very simplified version of the philosophy discussed in the beginning of the book.
Epictetus thinking is considered to be the root of a school of thought in psychotherapy. Albert Ellis based his work on the perception that it's how we react to an event and not the event in itself that upsets us. And Ellis' theory became what we now know as CBT cognitive behavioural therapy. I really like how philosophy in its core it's in everything, its life itself
The ADHD-adherent editing makes this cringe. It's edited for zombies to keep them glued to the video. While the content is for people to learn. It's broken. Zombies don't like to learn, people who like to learn aren't zombies. It's like a porno being made in cocomelon animation, it's backwards. Also, these philosophies are outdated. Spirituality has much more to offer today. That's why this feels off.
It’s refreshing listening to Felix talk about serious things like philosophy. People are so quick to judge him because he’s a “gamer youtuber” but he’s so obviously intellectual and worldly
I really hope you're just commenting for likes or are a teenager, because if you're a grown woman and actually think he's intellectual and worldly your life must be truly sad.
Yes, I love to think about these sorta things but I don't usually look them up cause ppl always have to make you feel wrong or your incorrect about your philosophy or view on life ( my comment doesn't make much sense lol)
I noticed Marcus Aurelius mention the Discourses in his book of Meditations. Finished Meditations now I'm half way through Epictetus' Discourses! Next up Platos Diologues and Republic. I'm loving it
I like this, I got angry over something I couldn’t control this morning and instead of reacting or dwelling on it, I went on a run. Got my emotions out in a healthy positive way. Don’t dwell on things you can’t control
@@ABAlphaBeta he was not miserable due to any externality, and dying alone is not an issue for a Stoic like him, since his judgements did not rely on things outside his control
Petition to have Pewds make a podcast for all his book reviews. I could listen to these everyday
yes yes yes!
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As someone who studied philosophy in uni, it's really cool to see you making these ideas more accessible and easy to digest so that more people can benefit from and appreciate them. Keep it up felix
Ayee, there! It's 2/5 people now already. Hahah. I'm taking sociology anthropology btw. But we do study theories starting from socrates to all those karl marx generations..
Ayee!! Philo nerds!!
Except he isn't, and he's clearly into stoicism for the edgy chad factor. Pop philosophy doesn't work because you need to learn it properly
@@ABAlphaBeta you're obviously not a fan but why can't you at least give him the benefit of the doubt
@@ABAlphaBeta - Gatekeeping philosophy.
They might not bring in the most views, but these are actually my favourite PewDiePie videos. I hope he never stops doing book review.
Me too!! I was so excited when i saw this video
L o l that is just so funny exactly wat I was thinkin
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@@okpdamsd sha vafli
ya and it has all the edits of a minecraft lets play for 5 year olds which is insanely annoying and distracting
I may not read along with the books but I *LOVE* these videos more than anything. It’s like having a conversation with a friend about something you’re passionate about.
They really motivate me to actually pick up one of the ~50.000 books I bought because they sounded interesting and never touched because I'm already reading 5 books
meanwhile i'm trying to pick up the energy to actually read the books i have on hold for months
SAME
Love the book content from PewDiePie
Not to sound prying, but can I ask why you don't read along? These books are pretty fulfilling imo, and can offer new insights into life
@@michaelh13 zero time, I work full time with a 2 hour commute. There’s not enough hours in the day.
This feels like an online class with that one teacher you actually like.
Lol iknr 😂
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I like that, at one point in the book, even Epitectus admits that being a Stoic is almost imposible, that even himself is not a complete stoic. I really loved this book. Taught me a lot of things. Thanks Felix!
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@@MrESssssssdse wow this has a "curretnt" in it which makes it even sadder
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I feel like the audience grew up as Felix matured over the years too. Especially the ones that grew up watching him , from a young age. Though we love his funny , over the top videos , we also love to see this side of him. To me personally , i got a lot of my moral stands from him , learned and grew from some of his words. I love these book club/discussion about philosophy and deep dives into your thoughts on things. And i believe a lot of others do too. So please , do more if you want to. =DD
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me too lol i literally get the way i speak with my words from him haha
yes!! i pretty much grew up with pewds. I started watching his amnesia happy wheels cat mario and corpse party (loved this series) vids when i was 10 or 11, im 18 now and i feel as if his content has grown up at the same pace as me! His humour followed this generation and what do you know, when i started getting interested in philosophy a year or so back he started doing these types of super interesting videos about stoicism. It just seems so crazy to me how much hes been a part of my life
@@singouini9687 true!
He pretty much intoduced me to stoicism and cynicalism tho I dont think ill live like one
“When did anger ever teach someone to play music?”
Epictetus clearly never met my High School band director.
I mean maybe he is euphoric but not angry, because it is hard to focus when you are angry
@@filmthestring6013 he managed to focus very well on whichever student was the subject of anger xD.
"Eric (not me, btw), I would say your performance sounds like a duck, but I don't want to insult ducks."
literally the premise of Whiplash
@@qorso Not quite my tempo.
we have an out of tune player here
I don't know if someone will ever see this but, thanks to Felix's video about reading and working out I started doing both since January. I have never felt this way about myself, I got into philosophy a lot and I lost all the weight I gained during quarantine. I can't even begin to describe how thankful I am for this man. And for all you 19 years old, follow my steps on the new year's resolutions that Felix gave us, it'll pay off, I guarantee you. I hope you guys are well
Proud of you! Keep it up
Thank you. I hope you keep doing well yourself.
@@MrUssy101 ye, and u are his best friend and communicate with him every day and know him very well. Even if he isn't why say s**t like that under a good video, made with good intentions and presented in a calm and accessable way?
periodt king
Mr Ussy he made a positive impact on somebodies life that’s all that matter. Your negativity won’t do that for anyone.
The fact that PieDiePie, a person with over 100M audience, that got it independently and sincerely through playing vidya games and making jokes on the whole spectrum, reviews books (and philosophy or good literature like Kobo Abe to boot ), fills me with hope and happiness for the world.
One of the greatest character arcs :)
why? that's a possibility of a bygone era...
how do u not get it sincerely??
lol
@@AssetCuss ok
Felix a weeks ago: *Releases a disstrack"
Felix today: ”So here’s some more deep philosophy”
Dont read mY naMe
@@sharktvhindistories8870 cringe
@@sharktvhindistories8870 pee
@@sharktvhindistories8870 stfu
Umm weeks ago? Bruh last week
Always love how sincere these videos are
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Love your vids kraig. Best hiking vids on RUclips hands down
would you subscribe to our channel
So less likes 🙄
@@sunshine294 what's the problem? He posts what he wants not what you want
This is why Pewds is better than other RUclipsrs. He doesn’t do just one thing. In one video he’s playing terraria, then by the next he’s talking about Greek Philosophy. It’s brilliant and completely deserves where he is now.
Ikr! He is the best and deserves the top !
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Don’t check my name 8)
The next one, he cooks meetbolz
Charlie?
Pew training the 19 years old with the good stuff.
Exactly
@jensoniscool lol
Coacaine?
Its pewds
@@saulramirez4404 what
So basically a “it is what it is” and “sometimes it be like that” mentality
I swear it is 😂💀
Basically
exactly what i thought lmao
Or "Understandable, have a great day"
Got eeem
seriously, this is the best series you do felix. You should continue this.
Felix: “History and stuff”
Marzia: “He has a way with words”
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Felix a couple weeks ago: *Releases a disstrack*
Felix today: “So here’s some more deep philosophy”
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Love you all❤❤ keep support . I again start streaming from 1march
@@capitalgamer7456 lol who you are
It was all a dream.
felix is a highly intelligent individual
As man who was homeless for a year do to my own actions climbed back up to a comfortable life with my own apartment yet still dont have a car or other things i should have if i didnt make bad descions this is a very powerfull video you really inspired me with this. Thanks major bro fist to you
Damn,well done
Hope you do well
good job dude!
great progress
You have GOT to do this more often, it doesn’t even have to be the philosophy stuff, but the book/movie reviews, pew news etc. I appreciate ur meme reviews and subreddit stuff, but it’s pleasing and calming to here your own opinions and thought processes of things.
agree
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Man I miss Pew News
@@MrLlama-dm5eh Same but I think his reasons that was explained made sense I'd try to stay away from that stuff.
@@cypress3672 very true
This is why Pewds is better than other RUclipsrs. He doesn't just do one thing. In one video he's playing terraria then by the next he is talking about Greek Philosophy. It's brilliant and he completely deserves to be where he is now
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Yes. His channel is about HIM it’s HIS tube. And he shows us all the sides of himself.
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Where is he ?
FuNNi bots need to get castrated
"Men are disturbed not by things, but by the view which they take of them." - Epictetus.
This book was extremely beneficial to me in the current state of things in my life, thanks for recommending it Felix!
(Also, looking forward to reading the Wisdom of Life by Schopenhauer next month.)
@aden I'm pretty sure it was mentioned in another video early January
@@MrUssy101 his sweedish
He recommended it 35 minutes ago and youre already quoting the book?!
@@MrUssy101 this has nothing to do with being an intellectual wtf? he's swedish mr big brain how about you stfu
@aden I thought the same haha, maybe he or she already read it and is thanking Pewds for recommend it massively to his viewers
I always look forward to a book review, no matter how “late” it is
Even if we're 2-3 years due
pewds: Casually talking
Edditor: Zoom, zoom out, cut, zoom in more, zoom out. Zoom in and out 10 times over.
I see You are aware of your surrondings. Very stoic of You
ikr? i noticed it too, kinda annoying honestly
at least he shaved
I get a little bit to keep viewers paying attention with limited attention span but it's just constant. Sive = professional zoomer
Thank our attention spans
I would rather watch you speak about philosophy than any other thing
You comment this shit like ten times a day.
same bro, same
Lmao same
dude you have over 1000 comments on this channel get a life
same man
I picked up this book in January because you recommended it. Really loved reading it. I thought you never finished the book, that's why you didn't post a book review. I'm glad you finally posted it. Please make more book review videos! :D
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Pewds doesn't even have a slightest idea what he's doing to people's life.
Thank you Felix, this meant a lot.
Dønt rėad my name !
i think he does know. if everyone wants to idolize and see him as a roll model, its something he cant help but can counter with true teachings that may even help people stop
I would bet that he has a slight idea. He's been one of the most famous(and influencial) people in the planet for the past decade. If he does not even have the slightest idea about his influence, then he's dumb as hell. I don't think he's dumb.
@@shuddhi5764 I meant the magnitude of the help he's providing us with.
Lol
“If there is a solution to a problem then why worry? , but if there is no solution to a problem then what is the use of worrying?.”
-some ancient text
@Vean Studio "chilllll"
All problems have solutions, they just aren't all desirable ones.
Tell that to a student during Exams
I think that was the Dalai Lama
Thank you, Toxic Aristotle.
My favorite quote from this book is
"I will throw you into prison."
"Correction - it is my body you will throw there."
You?
@@vancebiondo289 This excerpt is a dialogue. It is a person (line 1) speaking to Epictetus (line 2)
Don’t check my name 8)
*“Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants.” ―Epictetus*
This is why I love Felix. Crazy, goofy, acts like a kid at 30 but then there's this. D E E P content. Honestly he is a fabulous influence, someone to look up to. Love this content sm.
Bottom line, Felix has morals. He will joke and be crazy but consistently he treats people with such respect. What media influencer does that at his level of fame?
i love how he hasn't lost himself through fame and money, like most ppl, including me if i was in that situation. i'm glad i look up to someone so genuine
don't check my chanel....
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So I guess the sequel to “This Book Loves You” will be, “You Don’t Own This Book”
Don’t check my name 8)
Next video title: "I hate Books" or just "Books"
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They’re gonna use that shaker in the next James Bond movie...
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So glad book reviews are back. Some of the best content you do my man.
Pewdiepie I love this series, you are the man who inspired me to read. My goal is to read a book a week until the end of the year. So far I read 10 books this year. Thank you for your continuous inspiration and I hope this becomes a permanent series on your channel.
wow, that's impressive
42 more to go good luck!
You got this!! Recommend us some good books :)
@@aspenm2576 Read A farewell to arms, The Illiad, The great Gatsby and 1984. Some other books I read are ones that Pewdiepie already recommended and reviewed such as Meditations, The nicomachean ethics, The Republic and American Psycho.
Im also reading a book a week. Finishing my ninth one. Keep it up Marko
*me currently not in my existentialism zoom class*
* pewdiepie giving a whole ass philosophy class *
me: wait a damn minute.....
dude this is fucking amazing your explanations on philosophical writing are so clear and concise, my teacher should take notes. This is amazing please do some more like this.
Wtf who cares
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Actually not all people like nerd or history stuff sadly it is nice but memes are better😂
@F**СК МЕ - СНЕСK MY РR0FILЕ shut up
@@icarus5676 love the pfp
this isn’t pewdiepie it’s felix
all jokes aside, i really love how felix is posting what he wants and doesn’t feel pressured to post the same thing again and again even if he doesn’t want to. We all appreciate you felix
is there like a book club where we can read these books the same time as Pewds? >__>
He often says what he's gonna read in a video ahead of time, so I just read along on my own lol... course I'm like way behind this time (:
He used to read with people on stream, but i dont know if he still do it for everyone or just patreons
1.Retire young , like in your early 30s.
2.Don't have kids.
There you go now you can read 1 book / week among many other activities.
@@am33x money..
I really like that “fig in winter” example. Enjoying a fig is a good, but you have to keep in mind that the fig is temporary.
Or else you’ll be that one Spongebob meme of Patrick eating a chocolate bar and then getting angry his chocolate is gone.
@Daniel Athens I feel bad for op's notifications rip
@@MrUssy101 you don’t need to know English to be an intellectual.
Fig is temporary, but doom is eternal.
@@MrUssy101 have u even watched the video? All of the things that he said were really coherent and he didn t use any wrong terminology. When he talks about serious topics he doesn t falter whatsoever. In the lives he might be messing up words because he is an excited mood and paying attention to other stuff like what s going in in the actual game, even english people do that sometimes. His job is literally based on communicating in english, do u actually think that after almost 11 years of doing that he still has actual issues?
The Patrick meme I think fits better to get the message of acceptance across because someone could argue that the child who wished for figs in winter could grow up to invent a greenhouse.
This video has helped me in a strange way. There has been a lot of pretty bad things happening in my life lately, so I've been angry and sad. I've lost my appetite and I can't sleep at night, and then I sleep during the day because I don't have any motivation because of the things happening. But watching this, I realize the things that have been happening are out of my control. I can't change them. I'll try not to let it get to me and move on. Thanks for this video, epic.
i feel the same, felix's videos are always therapeutic and he doesnt realize how much he helps people
I’ve been the same lately... this video calmed me
Very epic
Read the book as well. I hope you will be able the recover, and continue with your life!
@@jeffyke Thank you, and I definitely will!
It's really interesting how stoicism compares to buddhism. There's a lot of the same ideas expressed in a different light- bonds vs attachments, accordance with nature vs the three universal truths,,, etc. But it seems like buddhism has some bigger/harder to grasp ideas with the goal of enlightenment, whereas stoicism is a lot more straight forward with the more attainable goal of inner peace/prosperity.
I went into this book with more of a buddhist background and I was resistant to learning it. I felt like I already found the perfect philosophy for me, but according to buddhism you should always "empty your cup" and you can't learn what you think you already know, so I went into it with an open mind. Stoicism really surprised me and there are a lot of lessons I will hopefully take with me for the rest of my life. Although there are some things I still prefer in buddhism, I would definitely now consider my ideal philosophy to be somewhere between the two. It really opened my eyes and I hope to study more schools of philosophy and see what else I can learn
GREAT INSIGHTS HERE , PLEASE VISIT MY CHANNEL TOO WHERE I SPEAK ABOUT STOICISM AS THERAPY. LOVE FROM GREECE !!!
Nice to see how your open mindedness released your attachment to a single philosophy and helped you come to your own original insight
Stoicism also has a lot in common with Taoism. Basically great minds think alike.
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Hey, what book what you suggest to get started on reading Buddhism? I'm very intrigued by the idea, I watch a lot of Dr K and his ideas have helped me a lot and I want to learn more.
Felix could be an excellent philosophy teacher.
The way he explains things is simple yet amazing and really understanding.
I love when people like the Pewds actually read books, and not just any kinds of books, but stuff on things like philosophy and stuff. Thanks, Pewds.
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Lol
Epictittys
@@ObitoUchihaisgay haha
Dang, this was awesome.
Hi
Yeh why not
I know right
@@MrUssy101 why you gotta hate so much man he enjoys reading that book and he wanted to share it with us damn dude chill
@@MrUssy101 hes probably better than you
Pewdiepie: Talks about stoicism
Also Pewdipie: (Confused) "Stoicism has gotten popular recently"
@@MrUssy101 um, okay? i thought he struggled a bit at expressing himself too, but so do i and i can relate. i got the gist of what he was trying to say tho. not everyone is great at language
@@MrUssy101 every single comment on this channel that u ever made is just u "trying" to "antagonized" him, what are you even trying achieve here?
@@MrUssy101 you're subscribed to T-Series huh? That's explain ur action, lol
I agree with Yama (lol, high five for Haikyuu). Pewds is an introvert and English is not even his first language.
@Mr Ussy Also, I don't see how he 'presents' himself as an intellectual. He constantly talks about things he likes and are interesting to him - games, shows, memes, and in this case, a philosophy book. I personally liked his review and reflections here. But as Epictetus said, not every thing is in our control, so just go and have your own opinion.
@@MrUssy101 you is the guy would say "Pewdiepie is breathing, that is illegal". Man stop hating get a life man, you just had one life don't waste it.
I READ THE BOOK
He really sums up the ideas portrayed in the book really well
ok hear me out
Pewdiepie podcast but it's just him talking about books and things he likes..
Please^
So bill burr, but he talks about things he likes
so his channel
Or he can just post it here like hes been doing NOT EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE A PODCAST
Upvote/big brain/big pp
I just love these videos. I love the fact that Pewds is certainly getting a ton of people into philosophy, and on good literature in general. I love technology but damn the damage it does to reading skills and our intelligence or wisdom is quite horrible thing.
I agree juju juzu
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I actually think that the internet and the technology made me a lot more intelligent and much more wise. I guess it really just depends on how tou use it
I have a different point of view on that. Do you realize how much technology has affected mankind's pursure of science and knowledge? Today, we can find information from the click of a button. It depends on how you use it, because no, technology is not damaging our reading nor our intelligence, it's just a tool waiting to be used. Look at the kindle, it brought people that never read to read books for the first time, and made it easier to carry multiple books with you on the go. And you can read in the dark if you want.
I haven’t read the whole book but what you were talking about completely resonated with me. When you talk about owning things, it’s also the illusion of being in control of what happens to you in life which is the issue. I have a serious chronic illness and have been bedridden for years. Which really confronts me with what I can’t control. So I relate to this so deeply. And it’s good to be reminded as I’m often unhappy because I want to grasp at a healthy body and I can’t.
Most people spend as long as they can running away from the truth that they can’t control their lives.
Thanks, Pewds!
He has a nice view of Stoism, maybe he Talks a Little too lot about the Idea of Property, and he has a modern way of thinking about Stoism, like letting out the Believe in Gods, or Life Goals etc. But i am happy that he talks about the old Schools of philosophy
Fun fact: the Stoics received their name from the porticos where they stood when teaching. A portico is “stoa” in Greek.
As a Greek, I can confirm this fact!
And portico is an Italian word
cheese
pewdiepie literally says this in another stoicism video
@@elizaandreadaki9942 but are you ancient?
the fact that people are getting more into philosophy these days makes me so happy. It seems like we've had resurgence in philosophical studies amongst a more general audience. Such a good thing. I live by the stoic philosophy every day. (I try at least.)
probably because people are feeling more and more empty and disconnected from nature/God/meaning
@@Guskiller1 or people are getting more intersted in knowledge
Amazing, and as more practicioners the world becomes better
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Can't believe this is the man who wrote bitch lasagna
The duality of man...
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No this is Felix that was pewdiepie
@@KietSenpai probably zero lol
I like how Pewdiepie can go from meme review, to minecraft, to explaining a book.
Pretty sure thats the great thing about having such a devoted fanbase
And millions of people watch all of them
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@@MrUssy101 what
Watching this video on a rainy Saturday morning gives me unspeakable amount of comfort. I really appreciate this type of videos from Felix where he can share with us his passion for philosophy. Can't wait for the next book review
pewds recommending better books than schools
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why would I do this
Congrats, you give your opinion and get a clickbait as a reward...arent you happy?
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“How do we improve the recipe? We change nothing because we can’t improve perfection, we just changed the packaging” it sounds like a quote from apple when they release a new phone lol
Fr lol
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@@Kipzo hehe
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I get that this videos about books don’t get as much views as the others but please don’t stop making them, they are a treasure. As long as you enjoy doing them a lot of us will too, even if don’t read along.
PewDiePie: *I read a book* ...
Me, who never reads books: *Books are cool* .
No but seriously, I really liked this episode, especially the part with not owning anything, I like that perspective.
bro read some books! fiction, nonfiction like epictitties in the vid, dont matter but bruh it's fucking the best thinggg just read! much love
Please do read. It is so beneficial to your mental health. Reading anything can make you learn so much. Best thing i did was start reading again after years of not reading books at all.
*Felix just crushed it at showcasing the merits of stoicism here.* On a related thread, from my perspective as a Harvard neurobiologist, achievement of worthwhile long-term pursuits requires following a narrow road of focused thoughts and actions to incrementally progress along your envisioned path. Despite our best of intentions, we often fall off the path - either into overstimulation (social media, news) or unconsciousness (junk food, alcohol/sedating drugs). It's a well-known psychological phenomenon of temporal discounting: opting for a small reward now rather than a larger reward later, the neural mechanisms of which are starting to be elucidated. We are prone to stimuli that induce quick striatal dopamine spikes to our reward circuitry, such as what comes from social-media notifications. For some, simply "enjoying life" by immersing in overstimulation or unconsciousness - without long-term pursuits - may be the most fulfilling path. Truly. But if these once enjoyable activities begin undermining your life, consider getting back on the narrow road of clean and calm present energy to engage in pursuits that are worthwhile to you personally and which may concurrently benefit others. On that note, after several months of preparation, I'll soon be releasing videos on leveraging our brains to improve our lives. Cheers. 🧠⚡🧘♂️
For sure. Long-term gains over short-term gains. Subbed my dude.
Really appreciate the comment. It was a great read. Thank you for your input.
I literally have no idea what you just said:)
uhh yes, yea your right. yep, I totally understand. Yes, your right, your right.
im really interested in what you have to share !
Pewdiepies voice is real soothing and wise when he reads philosophy, maybe he should read audio books!
@@luckfive6150 stfu
Did u watch his reading scary story streams 😂😂
ikr!?
I cant believe I found this on Felix's channel.
The stoics changed my life, I found them through CBT and REBT , and haven't looked back since.
I was once considered treatment resistant for depression and anxiety. Even with my mother on her death bed, scheduled to undergo MAID tomorrow. I have found the toolbox to analyze every single aspect of my life and perspective and am able to use it in circumstances that would have normally crushed me.
Marcus, epictetus, seneca, zeno, and the rest had incredible perspective and I am a better man for finding them.
Thank you Felix for the reminder that this philosophy can hit anyone.
Hello, I hope you’re doing well. I found The works of the stoics likewise at the time of my mothers passing before finishing school, I hope you’re philosophy of stoicism is helping you through this trying time. ❤
How did you manage to apply what you’ve learned to your life? Currently reading Discourses of Epictetus and i feel like I’m not applying what I’m reading to my own life, making the same mistakes over and over.
Hey Felix, I know this is going to be kind of cringe, but I really apriciete your videos. Last year my friend decided to took his life, and I went depressed, but your videos have helped me through all the last year, specially your videos about phylosophy.
I know you probably won't see this messege but I wanted to express my gratitude.
Saludos desde México
R.I.P to your cat amigo
Hey , my condolences to you and your friend's family 🙏🏻
I’m sorry for your loss. I’m glad you found comfort.
This wasn’t cringe it was very wholesome and epic
I'm sorry for your loss. My Partner, the gamer, betrayed our deal, I feel you.
Pewds: reads a book
His old teacher: I could never be more of proud
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Man imagine being pewdiepie's teacher
Roses are red
Violets are dying
Outside I’m laughing
Inside I am crying
Why won’t people notice my content
@@parkourchickens7832 cuz you acting edgy af
@@parkourchickens7832 same😂
So cool to listen to this because you know he's talking about something he cares a good deal for
True
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Can’t believe this is the same guy who wore a naked costume in public while playing VR
Stoicism is literally the reason why such behavior is believable XD
@@kiky.mp4 how so
@@Dumbbellwarrior777 because shame is a useless emotion
@@matthamster2904 it depends on the situation and context.
@@matthamster2904 not useless but you cannot control it so you should just do things and deal with the outcome
my favorite quotation from the book:
"what should we have at hand in (painful) situations like this? it is the knowledge of what is mine and what is not mine, and of what we can and cannot do.
yes, i must die - but must i die bawling? yes, i might have to be put in chains - but moaning and groaning too?
i must be exiled; but is there anything keeping me from going with a smile, calm and self-composed?"
For future generations: This legend actually entertained millions of people by explaining a book
Legendary! Other comments on this thread kinda trash so I’d rather give you a good one!!
Stop the cheese im cutting
Madlad
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boomer humour
I would really like to see more content like this from Felix. I am not an avid reader, but I am very interested in philosophy and psychology. I guess I've thought a lot about stoicism in my life without knowing it.. without realizing those thoughts had already been expressed so eloquently hundreds of years ago.. I would really enjoy a podcast with subjects like this.
can't believe this is the same man that couldn't say negligible
This is the good shit
Yoooo didn't know you liked watching pewdiepie
Agreed
Dis is gud
@@morxemplum who doesn't like pewdiepie?
Don't read my profile.
Everytime Pewds transform into his "wise" mode, I can't help but to admire him more, on how substantial really his words are
indeed
I just saw his starship troopers vid the other day for the first time and i was amazed. I didnt even notice it was pewds tbh. Just felt like a well constructed review and analysis. His more serious side is pretty great.
"Arrian also wrote Alexander the Great's autobiography." Somethings not right about that...
Love this side of Pewds. I feel like he’s more himself when it comes to these book reviews.
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Last Video Felix: Who the F has a mentor cringe!
Felix Now: Stoicism is a great way to live and think about your life.
Thanks for the advice life mentor Felix Sensei, (Also is Manga Literature?)
Yes
Yes I do consider Lucky☆Star a contemporary masterpiece of literature
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I strongly approve.
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@@moelester6789 I hate u :(
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Epictetus: Discourses and Selected Writings is an amazing book. 10/10
If anyone is interested in stoicism I would also recommend reading How to Think Like a Roman Emperor which is about Marcus Aurelius. It’s a very interesting book that I would highly recommend.
Thank you for the suggestion, Ill be sure to look and see if it has picture then maybe Ill pick it up
Is it a good book to start with?
Holy shit who would have thought that one of the greatest youtubers all-time shares the same small interest. Also read this book
@I Am KevinBB comments like these are the reason why i never come into the pewdiepie video comments
@I Am KevinBB just piss off and stop ruining the comment section, how about that
"Arrian wrote Alexander the Great's autobiography"
damn
how do you write somebody else's autobiography
@@0AcE013 was just going to comment about this
Autobiography can be shared with someone else too . Like the autobiography of Abdul Kalam which was sharwd with 1 more people
@@0AcE013 by being the scribe who writes down what the other dictates. though that's not the case here.
@@0AcE013 I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THAT LMAO TRUE
Pewds: "history and stuff"
Me: "I like your funny words magic man"
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tbh he actually summed up the book really well
the idea that the freedoms we have come from the self rather than our perceptions of whats around is a powerful one, and gives light to how one can elevate themselves through the objective lense
which is an intriguing concept I feel that more people can learn from, even if they're not willing to embrace the philosophical side of this coin
I love these types of videos where he talks genuinely about things he’s passionate about. it’s refreshing.
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Agreed
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Abraham Lincoln approves of Pewdiepie learning and talking about History.
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more philosophy than history
Lincoln do you feel sad that your on a penny
Pewds: "Sive, im worried this is gonna be boring"
Sive with the cuts and zooms: "say no more fam"
I'm noticing that now looool so many zooms 😂
Sive, we know it's you. Just say it if you wanna get a pay rise.
I may not have read the book, but I really like listening to this. Philosophy is really cool, relatable.
When you have such a expansive community, a little bit of open minded thinking allows for a positive outcome
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Hey Felix. I lost my job on Friday. But as I was signing the form towards my unemployment, I wasn’t sad or angry. I remember your video the one where you talked about not being angry about something you can’t control. Today, after a night of drinking and saying goodbye to my colleagues, I saw your video. I just want to say thank you. I could have made an ruckus, or shouted or fought with the hr. But I just accepted it. You inspire me to be better. You do make me better. You don’t know me, and I don’t know you. But you made a bigger difference in my life than most people in my life. That may be sad, but for me it’s a blessing. You are the reason why I still see hope in other people.
🦋Well Spoken this is something everyone needs. 💫Shine bright my friend. You are the light that shines bright for all those who love you! Never lose faith in yourself. You can achieve more than any dream you can fathom. "We are Pneuma born of One Spark with eyes full of wonder"- Maynard JKeenan
@@mendyrckz76 we are eternal, all this pain is an illusion! from parabol+parabola
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My main concern w stoicism is that I can never tell WHEN things are out of my control. It’s really hard to say if you CAUSED some event you didn’t to happen to happen, or if it was ultimately out of your control. You can always attribute some amount of blame on yourself w most issues, and therefore guilt’o’clock
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Well said. I wonder if part of stoicism is also to kinda convince yourself that this issue you have *is* out of your control whether that is entirely true or not. Or basically not to fret over it at all.
I think the point is to not cry over spilled milk, even if you spilled the milk yourself. If you can’t remedy or control the situation in the present why worry?
I can understand where you are coming from but you have to realise that Philosophy is something very subjective. No 2 humans will have the same opinion about something.
That said, Felix just stated that Stoicism is about accepting things for what they are and from what I am deducing from what you wrote, you seem to be quite the overthinker. Overthinkers are known to be people who overanalyse things. Most of the time they find themselves to be blamed even though they did nothing wrong.
If you feel like you did something wrong, dont think too hard about it. Just accept that you did something wrong and move on and learn from it.
I hope this helps. 🤙
I’m reading this now, and it’s great, but I can’t help but hear “it iz what it iz” in my head every time there’s a point about what is not in your power.
How many pages it has??
What's wrong with the "it iz what it iz" mindset?
@@greentomato8881 nothing. But I hear the voice with the accent an everything. The it iz what it iz is just a very simplified version of the philosophy discussed in the beginning of the book.
@@sayanmaity235 idk, but it's not too big. maybe 200?
”When did anger teach someone to play music?”
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Roses are red
Violets are dying
Outside I’m laughing
Inside I am crying
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Metal is legendary
The anger itself isn’t the source of the music but the passion behind it that is
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Epictetus thinking is considered to be the root of a school of thought in psychotherapy. Albert Ellis based his work on the perception that it's how we react to an event and not the event in itself that upsets us. And Ellis' theory became what we now know as CBT cognitive behavioural therapy. I really like how philosophy in its core it's in everything, its life itself
Ha, CBT :)
This is a once in a life thing
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@@randomyoutubecommenter2787 stop beggin for subs just create content like any other popular youtuber would
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@@tompurcell4248 chadster
Please make more content like this. These kind of videos are truly your best work
"I don't care if it's cringe actually"
God Tier level of human being.
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The ADHD-adherent editing makes this cringe.
It's edited for zombies to keep them glued to the video. While the content is for people to learn.
It's broken. Zombies don't like to learn, people who like to learn aren't zombies.
It's like a porno being made in cocomelon animation, it's backwards.
Also, these philosophies are outdated. Spirituality has much more to offer today. That's why this feels off.
@@UnconditionalLove777 I agree with the edits, if you take notice of them, they're really annoying and like you said, for zombies.
It’s refreshing listening to Felix talk about serious things like philosophy. People are so quick to judge him because he’s a “gamer youtuber” but he’s so obviously intellectual and worldly
For real tho I enjoyed this video and even checked stoicism out
I really hope you're just commenting for likes or are a teenager, because if you're a grown woman and actually think he's intellectual and worldly your life must be truly sad.
Yes, I love to think about these sorta things but I don't usually look them up cause ppl always have to make you feel wrong or your incorrect about your philosophy or view on life ( my comment doesn't make much sense lol)
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@@ginjabiccie936 no it does!!! The comment above yours gives it perfect context :)
Stoicism and History in PewDiePie's video, the best way to start my day! ❤
It was nice!
Pewdiepie is always in the world’s history.
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Well it is a surprise to see you here.
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I noticed Marcus Aurelius mention the Discourses in his book of Meditations. Finished Meditations now I'm half way through Epictetus' Discourses! Next up Platos Diologues and Republic. I'm loving it
I would suggest that you get into Gaius Rufus ( teacher of Epictetus)
*"Tomorrow you will die"*
"And I will not feel sad or angry about it"
- Epictetus
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I will die, you will die most likely based on our choices in our life, some choices in life in the world may prevent death but at a cost.
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*Pewdiepie talks about freedom
*Eren Jeager sounds in the distance
"Can't be racist when you hate all life itself"
-Eren Jeager, probably
Eren est le plus soumis de l'histoire change mon avis
Also reminds me when Kenny spoke to Levi about how everyone is a slave to something just like Epictetus said
I like this, I got angry over something I couldn’t control this morning and instead of reacting or dwelling on it, I went on a run. Got my emotions out in a healthy positive way. Don’t dwell on things you can’t control
Epictetus was a miserable slave who died alone
@@ABAlphaBeta he was not miserable due to any externality, and dying alone is not an issue for a Stoic like him, since his judgements did not rely on things outside his control