Diese 11 Sätze sind die Maske des Dummkopfs – du hörst sie jeden Tag | Schopenhauer
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What if a conversation doesn't end because you run out of arguments—but because the other person utters a single sentence they use to hide behind it?
This video shows how a person betrays themselves: not through what they prove, but through the phrases they use to protect themselves. The colleague who embarrasses you in front of everyone and then adds, "I'm just saying it like it is." The relative who applies pressure with "We're family, after all," without a single word of request. The acquaintance who's been waiting for the right moment for years. The friend who explains other people's success solely by pointing to other people's opportunities. Using Schopenhauer's aphorisms on the wisdom of life, his Eristic Dialectic, his major work on the blind will, his prize essay on the foundations of morality, the Parerga, and Gracián's Hand Oracle, you'll learn eleven phrases that you'll recognize the moment they're uttered.
You'll discover why much-vaunted openness is almost always a lack of self-control disguised as virtue. Why indifference to one's reputation isn't freedom, but blindness. Why the universe doesn't keep accounts and justice doesn't come automatically. What a few porcupines on a cold winter's day reveal about loudly proclaimed independence. Why "That's just how I am" is laziness elevated to a principle. And why the eleventh sentence explains all the others.
Each of these sentences is a hiding place. Those who know the hiding place no longer need to argue. This video shows you where the eleven hiding places are.
Chapter
00:00 Fools Talk About Themselves
01:14 Sentence 1: "I just say it like it is"
03:02 Sentence 2: "I don't care what others think of me"
04:43 Sentence 3: "In the end, justice always prevails"
06:25 Sentence 4: "We're family, after all"
08:09 Sentence 5: "I don't owe anyone anything"
09:54 Sentence 6: "I'm not interested in money"
11:34 Sentence 7: "I'm waiting for the right moment"
13:19 Sentence 8: "That's just how I am"
15:07 Sentence 9: "If I had had the same opportunities"
16:59 Sentence 10: "I trust people until they prove me wrong"
18:53 Sentence 11: "The main thing is to be a good person"
22:46 Each of these sentences is a hiding place
📚 Books and works:
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – Aphorisms on the Wisdom of Life: https://amzn.to/4iIeT9p
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – The Art of Being Right (Eristic Dialectic): https://amzn.to/4iZsj0A
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – The World as Will and Representation: https://amzn.to/4rbKwua
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – Parerga and Paralipomena II: https://amzn.to/4yBOOgU
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – Prize Essay on the Basis of Morality: https://amzn.to/4yzMJCq
➔ Baltasar Gracián – The Art of Worldly Wisdom (translated by Arthur Schopenhauer): https://amzn.to/4jdetYx
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Welcome to Psyche Hub.
This video explores eleven everyday phrases that sound reasonable yet reveal what someone is hiding from: Schopenhauer's blind will, which speaks first while reason provides the reasons later; honor as the opinion of others and as an external conscience; the artifice that targets not reason but will ("a lot of will weighs more than a hundredweight of insight"); the parable of the porcupines; the fable of the fox and the grapes; acquired character; envy as both vice and misfortune; the three driving forces of selfishness, malice, and compassion; and Gracián's warning not to be completely deaf.
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``` 💬 When was the last time you said one of these phrases yourself and only later realized what you were hiding from? Write it in the comments below.
Comment: "Mask detected."
⚠️Note: This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not replace psychological, psychotherapeutic, or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact a qualified professional or an emergency hotline in your country.
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17 Comments
Es kommt immer auf die Situation und das Gegenüber an.
Mir ist heute tatsächlich egal, was andere von mir denken. Noch nicht egal ist mir, dass Menschen aggressiv werden. Und leider werden sie das heute schnell.
Siehe Politik. Bist du in der falschen Partei, bist du zum Abschuss frei gegeben.
btw. kann man nicht alles haben. Lebe ich mein für mich richtiges Leben, muss ich auf manche Rosinchen eben verzichten 🤷🏼♀️
So, Zeit sich wieder "Hier sind 10 Anzeichen warum du ein Genie bist"-Videos anzuschauen.
Wir sind doch Familie.
Aber....alle Möglichkeiten sind immer vorhanden, und können,,gewählt werden,,
Nervig!
Meine Intuition sagt mir schon seitdem ich mich mit seiner Geschichte befasste, dass er ein Muttersöhnchen war, aber das Gefühl hatte, zu wenig Liebe bekommen zu haben – deswegen der Frauenhass.
Seinen Vater hat er gehasst, weil er von ihm verlangte, in seine Fußstapfen zu treten.
Ich vermute stark, dass er seinen Vater umgebracht hatte (aus dem Speicherfenster gestoßen), einerseits aus Hass und andererseits um schnell ans Erbe zu kommen und endlich machen zu können, was er wollte.
Und selbstverständlich bekommt man immer die Rechnung vom Schicksal (Natur/Gott).
Diese 11 Sätze sind die Maske des Dummkopfs – du hörst sie jeden Tag | Schopenhauer
Psyche Hub
20,678 views
What if a conversation doesn't end because you run out of arguments—but because the other person utters a single sentence they use to hide behind it?
This video shows how a person betrays themselves: not through what they prove, but through the phrases they use to protect themselves. The colleague who embarrasses you in front of everyone and then adds, "I'm just saying it like it is." The relative who applies pressure with "We're family, after all," without a single word of request. The acquaintance who's been waiting for the right moment for years. The friend who explains other people's success solely by pointing to other people's opportunities. Using Schopenhauer's aphorisms on the wisdom of life, his Eristic Dialectic, his major work on the blind will, his prize essay on the foundations of morality, the Parerga, and Gracián's Hand Oracle, you'll learn eleven phrases that you'll recognize the moment they're uttered.
You'll discover why much-vaunted openness is almost always a lack of self-control disguised as virtue. Why indifference to one's reputation isn't freedom, but blindness. Why the universe doesn't keep accounts and justice doesn't come automatically. What a few porcupines on a cold winter's day reveal about loudly proclaimed independence. Why "That's just how I am" is laziness elevated to a principle. And why the eleventh sentence explains all the others.
Each of these sentences is a hiding place. Those who know the hiding place no longer need to argue. This video shows you where the eleven hiding places are.
Chapter
00:00 Fools Talk About Themselves
01:14 Sentence 1: "I just say it like it is"
03:02 Sentence 2: "I don't care what others think of me"
04:43 Sentence 3: "In the end, justice always prevails"
06:25 Sentence 4: "We're family, after all"
08:09 Sentence 5: "I don't owe anyone anything"
09:54 Sentence 6: "I'm not interested in money"
11:34 Sentence 7: "I'm waiting for the right moment"
13:19 Sentence 8: "That's just how I am"
15:07 Sentence 9: "If I had had the same opportunities"
16:59 Sentence 10: "I trust people until they prove me wrong"
18:53 Sentence 11: "The main thing is to be a good person"
22:46 Each of these sentences is a hiding place
📚 Books and works:
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – Aphorisms on the Wisdom of Life: https://amzn.to/4iIeT9p
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – The Art of Being Right (Eristic Dialectic): https://amzn.to/4iZsj0A
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – The World as Will and Representation: https://amzn.to/4rbKwua
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – Parerga and Paralipomena II: https://amzn.to/4yBOOgU
➔ Arthur Schopenhauer – Prize Essay on the Basis of Morality: https://amzn.to/4yzMJCq
➔ Baltasar Gracián – The Art of Worldly Wisdom (translated by Arthur Schopenhauer): https://amzn.to/4jdetYx
⚠️ As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases Sales.
━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Welcome to Psyche Hub.
This video explores eleven everyday phrases that sound reasonable yet reveal what someone is hiding from: Schopenhauer's blind will, which speaks first while reason provides the reasons later; honor as the opinion of others and as an external conscience; the artifice that targets not reason but will ("a lot of will weighs more than a hundredweight of insight"); the parable of the porcupines; the fable of the fox and the grapes; acquired character; envy as both vice and misfortune; the three driving forces of selfishness, malice, and compassion; and Gracián's warning not to be completely deaf.
🔔 Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to be notified of the next video.
``` 💬 When was the last time you said one of these phrases yourself and only later realized what you were hiding from? Write it in the comments below.
Comment: "Mask detected."
⚠️Note: This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not replace psychological, psychotherapeutic, or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact a qualified professional or an emergency hotline in your country.
#Schopenhauer #Psychology #Philosophy #Manipulation #Communication #SelfKnowledge #PsycheHub