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Yes, I'm ignorant, because Heidegger isn't saying anything. He didn't teach me anything. Thus I remain ignorant, unknowing. You can't even explain what he said
by jordigh 4mo ago
Yes, I'm ignorant, because Heidegger isn't saying anything. He didn't teach me anything. Thus I remain ignorant, unknowing.
You can't even explain what he said, you just said, "go learn his words". That's not knowledge, that's not insight. That's just "the wordplay is great". But it's not content. It's merely form, it's sophistry, it's useless and meaningless.
I asked a very specific question originally. What does "time is the ripening of temporality" mean? That's one way to translate one of the things he says, using different words for time and ripening in German. He's playing word games because those words sound similar in German and people like you confuse it for profundity.
- lmf4lol 4mo agoPhew, you are quite something. I hope one day your mind will open up. All that is left to say for me is that you are really missing out on some truly great work that is a masterpiece of human thought. Your loss
- jordigh 4mo agoNo, please. EXPLAIN wtf does this mean, in the very precise, very meaningful, so clear and direct German? https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=%22Die+Zeitlichkeit+zeitigt+sich%22&ia=web https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=%22Die+Zeitlichkeit+zeitigt... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22Das+Nichts+selbst+nichtet%22&t=ffab&ia=web https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22Das+Nichts+selbst+nichtet%22&t=...