Don't let others define you | Sartre's existentialism

Jean-Paul Sartre revolutionized philosophy with a disturbing idea: “Man is nothing but what he makes of himself.” But what does it really mean to be free? Are your decisions entirely your own, or are you just following a script written by others? In this video, we explore Sartre’s existentialism, his concept of bad faith, the anguish of freedom, and the impact of the other’s gaze on our identity.
From Being and Nothingness to Nausea, Sartre showed us that we are not born with a predefined purpose: we exist first, and then we define ourselves. But this absolute freedom does not come without a cost. We live in a society that constantly shapes us, imposes labels on us, and forces us to act in ways we do not always choose. How can we escape this invisible prison and live authentically?
Discover in this video how Sartre’s philosophy is more relevant than ever. If you ever felt like the world expected something from you, that your life was predestined or that you had no choice, this video might change the way you see life.
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