From one of my favourite Soprano’s episodes. WARNING: Strong language.
From one of my favourite Soprano’s episodes. WARNING: Strong language.
I have just had a great laugh at the SK comics at Existentialist Comics. Funny stuff!
Reading last night, I found this in Kierkegaard’s Journals (1847):
The evolution of the whole world tends in the direction of the absolute significance of the category of the particular, which is precisely the principle of Christianity. But as yet, concretely, we haven’t come especially far, for it is only recognized in abstracto. That explains why it is still impresses people as presumptuously and overwhelmingly arrogant to speak of the single individual, instead of recognizing that absolute humanity means precisely that everyone is a single individual.





As I look at people going about their daily lives, I wonder if the first step for a Single Individual is to show people that their lives are much more than survival. Life is much more than food, drink, pleasure, money, power, influence. Life is much more than the basics for day to day existence.
Survival seems so self-evident. If I do not have the basics there will be no tomorrow! Of course I need food, shelter, “love”. But it does not end there. Existence is much more than survival.
I have started Mad Men again and this excerpt is from the first episode:
Weil matters because she writes about the very nature of meaning itself.