Name: 私の一番苦手なCONTROVERSYはどれですか？ (Which is my worst CONTROVERSY?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:34:14.000Z
Duration: 10 min 5 s
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What is my most controversial video fish?

This is the worst dislike ratio I have on any weapon, at least an Infinity war.

Apparently a big deal of the movies that a lot of superhero girls die.

But I'm not gonna spoil which ones or anything like that.

But let's has entertained the idea that let's say Iron Man dies, Let's say Iron Man dying small.

My main criticism of the Marvel film was that no one actually dies.

To be honest, I never watched endgame or any of the last films.

And and when I flew recently from Japan to UK, my computer were in charge.

I had no choice but to watch what was offered.

And it was all Avengers, of course, and which is one of the reasons I didn't like marble because it's literally everywhere, Ironically, but I watched it, and I actually enjoyed it for the first time.

And I realized the reason why I liked it so much was because I finally like one of its heroes.

I realized that there's already 100 videos, at least about the philosophy of Dana's.

Well, I would argue that Dana's was actually better than all of us.

Stan was right to understand that you must understand what is right.

I'm waiting right is in most senses, and you could call an ethical system two.

Bring wellness to something a community or yourself and sometimes making the right choice really too unethical actions like, say, wiping off half the universe.

Mother, the philosopher, certain character got who I've spoken about before.

It on my channel calls this concept in the book off fear and trembling.

The theological suspension off the ethical kilos means goal in Greek, and it's basically means putting aside what is right or what this technically good to do in hope for something greater if you buy G fuel entered Code Petey Pie to become epically energized and thirst quenched, you made a T a logical decision that was believed that wiping out half the universe would be would make it so that life would actually be able to continue and thrive and become better and not just cease to exist.

I think that's the consensus I don't really remember.

If life is left unchecked, life who ceased to exist it needs.

But his goal is for things to turn out well.

And he doesn't take pleasure in the killing, which I think is an important distinction of him being good or right and that scene important distinction of why he's likeable.

This makes Tanis what certain character God would call a night of infinite resignation on.

God defined life in three different stages, and I spoken about this in my channel before, but the 1st 1 where most of us this is in the aesthetic, were sort of trapped here.

We're focusing purely on our census we try and maximize, we try and maximize them as much as possible to feel as good as possible.

We don't live for one single thinking but many, many different things.

And I think most people can relate to that.

We we make these choices based on what will make us happy.

Well, you move on to the ethical and to put it very simple.

It's basically living for others or another purpose beyond your sentences.

And it's here where the night of infinite resignation can exist.

Just cause it's called the night doesn't mean it has to be a man.

But I also believe character guard calls it a night, too symbolize someone very strong and and chivalrous and tough.

You would have to be to make the sort of decisions that a night of infinite resignation has to make.

When Erica got talks about the infinite, he's talking about what you love, and that is what defines your entire world view.

That quote from the book is so for the first thing.

The night will have power to concentrate the whole content of life and the whole significance of reality.

In one single wish, the night of infinite resignation resigns.

Just that everything for this wish on Dennis did this.

He put he put everything assign to reach this goal to reach his wish.

A hero is typically defined by what they love.

Have you ever made a decision on something that you sacrifice for the greater good?

Maybe you given up on a dream to pursue happiness for someone else By understanding what we love.

We open up ourselves to become more vulnerable, and this is something that's very hard to do.

But a night of infinite resignation also understands that the world is Spi night.

The world isn't always falling to the right place.

There's a limit to each and every one of our capacities.

And no matter how hard we try, let's say you have all these mean superheroes who manages to frickin turn back time to stop you.

Would family's given up given up at this point?

When you reach your your capacity of your your limit, you must then turn inward, and here you can keep your love, he says.

This, of course, would be very painful, but you can reconcile in.

I think it's really interesting we care about is that he himself gave up his love of his life, regionalism, to pursue his writing, that another sacrifice.

And I think that's probably why he came up with the soul of the idea.

But I think that's what makes him so interesting because he truly lived his ideas.

I criticized Erica Guard in a previous video because he explained everything previously in this book, either or with such perfect rationale for hundreds of pages and when he talks about the aesthetic and when he talks about the ethnic.

But when he talked about the third stage, the religion rationale was just completely thrown out the window and and to me, whenever discussing religion, it is always just seemed to me like blind acceptance and blind following, and it seemed like he wanted you to do the same thing.

But it's clear that I didn't understand character guard because that's not what he wanted it all.

If anything, he was strongly against that.

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私の一番苦手なCONTROVERSYはどれですか？ (Which is my worst CONTROVERSY?)

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