【成田悠輔&スピノザ】 天才の共通点 【嫌われるのも自然現象】

"I get the impression that a lot of people think that whether or not they're disliked is something they can control. But I think it might be okay to think of it more like a natural phenomenon. Whether or not you're disliked is just a slightly bad chemistry, and not worry about it at all..." said Narita Yusuke in the Abema Prime video "A Conversation Between Narita Yusuke and Furuya Masaki, the Top-Selling Host in History." Viewing human-related issues, such as being disliked, as a natural phenomenon is something he shares with the 17th century philosopher Spinoza. In this video, we explore the "tips for not worrying" that geniuses seem to have in common. Table of Contents 0:00 Intro 1:04 Viewing Being Disliked as a Natural Phenomenon 2:33 Spinoza's Philosophy and Natural Phenomena 5:44 Why Is It a Natural Phenomenon? 7:35 Why Can't It Be Viewed as a Natural Phenomenon? 9:54 Discernment is Important 10:42 Outro The videos on this channel are likely to contain amateur, personal interpretations, misreadings, mistranslations, typos, and more. (Although we strive for accuracy.) But perhaps by misunderstanding misunderstandings, you will arrive at the correct answer. Please enjoy. m(_ _ )m Also, this channel features videos on casual, fun, philosophical topics. If you enjoy, please subscribe.    / @qusatetsugaku   [Related Books] 〇 Spinoza for Beginners: Ethics to Freedom Author: Koichiro Kokubun https://amzn.to/3TOEz7L 〇 We still don't know what "freedom" is. Beyond the constant overturning of conventional wisdom, another world that could have existed emerges. A moving introduction to ethics from a leading philosopher. (◀Book cover) 〇 Spinoza: A Portrait of a Reader Author: Koichiro Kokubun https://amzn.to/47ofbZr What kind of person is a philosopher? What do they think, and how? Spinoza created an astonishing philosophical program that is practical because it pursues thought to its utmost rigor. This book thoroughly unravels the often-difficult whole, painting a never-before-seen portrait of this philosopher. An invitation to new philosophical horizons! (From the Amazon book introduction page) Spinoza's World: God or Nature Author: Osamu Ueno https://amzn.to/4aLZka9 God is not the creator. Neither God nor humans have free will. The appeal of Spinoza's philosophy, which sees all things as inevitable! (◀Band copy) Ethics (The Complete Works of Spinoza, Volume III) Author: Spinoza, edited by Osamu Ueno and Izumi Suzuki https://amzn.to/3ROKQ0E Spinoza's major work was first published in 1677 in the "Posthumous Manuscripts," compiled by his friends after his death. This work, which develops theorems from definitions and axioms in the form of geometric proofs, is a book on ethics (Ethics) aimed at the realization of the Beatitudes, but the whole presents a philosophical system. The translation respected as much as possible the manuscript discovered in the Vatican Library's Inquisition Archives in 2010. (From the Amazon book description page) Ethics (Vol. 1) Author: Spinoza, Translated by Hisashi Hatanaka https://amzn.to/3NUrPbQ Spinoza brought together all of his philosophical thought in Ethics. Based on typical pantheism and determinism, he viewed all things in eternal terms, and sought to understand human actions and emotions without lamenting, laughing, or mocking them. Spinoza played a major role in the establishment of the German idealist system and was an outstanding pioneering thought in the materialistic worldview. (From the Amazon book introduction page) Ethics (Vol. 2) Author: Spinoza, Translated by Hisashi Hatanaka https://amzn.to/3NSfJ2U Based on the first three volumes, we now move on to the main subject of ethics. Part 4 explores the relationship between emotion and human subjugation to external forces, clarifying what cognition is that is free from the constraints of emotion and unsubjugated to others. Part 5 then discusses what the suppression of emotion through reason brings to the human spirit, and finally, in conclusion, arrives at the question of spiritual freedom and human bliss. Spinoza: A Philosophy for Living Well Author: Frédéric Renoir https://amzn.to/3tDF362 Goethe, Nietzsche, Einstein—Why were these giants of thought so deeply inspired by Spinoza's philosophy? The path to human ethics is here. From "Sorrow" to "Joy" (◀ obi copy) Democracy in the 22nd Century: Elections Become Algorithms, and Politicians Become Cats Author: Yusuke Narita https://amzn.to/3Sd83L3 Question the Fundamentals of the World I declare: Nothing will change in Japan simply because young people vote and "participate in politics." This is not cynicism. It is a call to focus on more important matters. What is more important? It is to consider how to reshape the very rules of the game: elections, politics, and democracy. Changing the rules of the game is revolution. This is a unique book that will change the way you view society as we move into th...