dangit sartre have you considered that hell is just you
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I have always thought this. To me it is a good example to use in favor of virtue ethics. Some students say "why should I listen to whatever Aristotle thinks is good?" Well you don't have to, but he is actually giving concrete moral advice, which Sartre or Kant or Mill fail to do.
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One can't live with Aristotle's version of ethics. That metaphysical BS belongs to that bunch of ancient narcissists. Even Epicurus' take was better. Kant's version was somewhat on point -at least "morally", as to not behave ethically just to be overcome with felicity, etc.
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Existential therapy is like this. Well, nearly the same, it's a more expensive variation on this and you only have fifty minutes to rant your spleen.
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When Sartre said "Man is condemned to be free" that's exactly what he meant! What to do now!
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U hAvE rAdIcAl FrEeDoM bRo
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One of your rare misfires. For demanding an answer to an unanswerable question - by which, of course, the student attempts to evade his own responsibility to answer - the student is the butt of the story.
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I was just reading this passage from "At the existential cafe". Every human out there should have this book. (and not just possess, but actually read it!)
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Time makes all decisions for us.
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