Existential Philosophy, Nietzsche, Suffering & Self-Awareness - Joe Folley

Joe made it onto Modern Wisdom. That man deserves the exposure. Thank you, Chris We need him and Alex, together, on the next visit

As soon as I saw the thumbnail, I just knew the video will begin with nietzsche 😆

Having you, Joe Folley, and Alex O'Connor have a group discussion, but more in a laid back tone, similar to friends jsut having a chat would be very entertaining.

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Unsolicited Advice is hands down one of the best channels out there when it comes to philosophy, self-awareness, and real inner growth. Every video feels like a mirror and a wake-up call at the same time. To anyone reading this: may you keep learning, keep questioning, and keep evolving. Wishing you and your family peace, strong health, and endless success on your journey. 📚🧠✨

Joe is like the Brian Cox of philosophy for me; always has a poetic and simplistic way of explaining philosophical elements - and always a pleasure to listen to.

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Dude is so smart, well-spoken, and attractive it's almost villainous.

Hello you savages. Get my free Reading List of 100 life-changing books here - https://chriswillx.com/books/ Here’s the timestamps: 0:00 The Mind is a Collection of Modules 7:03 Why is Existential Philosophy So Alluring? 16:50 Why are Resentment and Resistance So Important? 22:47 Looking for Joy When Overcoming Resistance 35:27 What is the Role of the Ubermensch? 37:01 Learning Lessons from Classic Fiction 46:06 What is the Danger of Hyperconsciousness? 52:34 Is Existentialism Intellectualised Depression? 54:48 Why Wasn’t Camus an Existentialist? 01:04:39 Walking the Line Between Meaningfulness and Meaninglessness 01:09:53 How to Keep Philosophy Down to Earth 01:14:17 Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Reflection? 01:21:36 Find Out More About Joe

Im stoked to see Joe Folley taking conversation discourse seriously on a wider front than just having occasional appearances with Alex. Long form dialogue is sorely needed, especially on subjects like this. Wake up YouTube! Lolol.