Arthur Schopenhauer on WOMEN, LOVE and MARRIAGE

Welcome to the savage world of Arthur Schopenhauer’s philosophy. In this video, we dive deep into one of history's most controversial thinkers and explore his brutally honest views on women, love, and men’s biggest weakness.

Schopenhauer, a philosopher notorious for his pessimistic worldview, believed that life was suffering and that the greatest men were those who rejected the illusions of love and desire. But what did he think about women? Were they truly weaker, emotionally manipulative, or just trapped in a different kind of power? And what about men—are they doomed to sacrifice everything for love and beauty?

In this video, we break down Schopenhauer's savage philosophy, revealing:

- Why women were seen as masters of emotional manipulation and survival.
- How love is a biological trick designed to ensure reproduction—and why Schopenhauer saw it as a trap.
- The tragic flaw of men: Their inability to escape the pull of desire, leading to sacrifice, regret, and loss.
- The ideal man in Schopenhauer's world: The philosopher who rejects society, love, and worldly distractions to attain true wisdom.

Schopenhauer's views are as extreme as they are provocative, and while many condemn them today, they still spark intense debate. Is he a genius who saw the harsh truth of existence, or just a bitter man shaped by personal failures? Watch and decide for yourself!

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