• Arne
    796
    This is true only of someone who, IME, hasn't already studied e.g. Laozi-Zhuangzi, Epicurus-Lucretius, Spinoza, Schopenhauer, Wittgenstein, Karl Jaspers or P.W. Zapffe ... thinkers who have much more cogent things to say about "the nature of being" than Herr Rektor-Führer. :eyes:180 Proof

    Thank you for proving my point. Your credibility regarding your position rests upon having read and understood Heidegger.

    Keep up the good work.
  • 180 Proof
    14k
    Gadamer was certainly entitled to his (biased) opinion.

    :up:
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