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>>22889389
Hegel was gigabased God believer too.

>>22872601
>German idealism doesn't exists.

>Every philosophy is essentially an idealism or at least has idealism for its principle, and the question then is only how far this principle is actually carried out. This is as true of philosophy as of religion; for religion equally does not recognise finitude as a veritable being, as something ultimate and absolute or as something underived, uncreated, eternal. Consequently the opposition of idealistic and realistic philosophy has no significance. A philosophy which ascribed veritable, ultimate, absolute being to finite existence as such, would not deserve the name of philosophy

>>21316582
>>21316592
>Negroes are enslaved by Europeans and sold to America. Bad as this may be, their lot in their own land is even worse, since there a slavery quite as absolute exists; for it is the essential principle of slavery, that man has not yet attained a consciousness of his freedom, and consequently sinks down to a mere Thing — an object of no value. Among the Negroes moral sentiments are quite weak, or more strictly speaking, non-existent.

*dabs on Newton*

>inasmuch as

My philosophical system encountered a contradiction

>>19732267
>I like how you think every generation outputs the same quality of literature
They do, generally differing only in quantity, until quantity changes into quality.

>It's Hegelian Dialectics, not personal animosity.

>It's Hegelian Dialectics, not personal animosity.

>>18539209
The Chadrlatan making everyone seethe. Nothing new. Accept that you are just a pawn in Hegel's board.

>>18442397
I don't know if he looks better or worse with the jaw

>>18436852
Ebin. Is 8gb enough? They say it's about 6000 epubs, I want 128gb via the mod cause I can. That can hold 100,000. No man should have all that power.

>>18412720
Hegel - 3 kids

Why is Hegel important

Hegel

Hegelian Dialectic. It’s Hegelian. Hegel came up with it. But it’s an idea that was reached simply by thinking. There is nothing about the idea itself that is inherently Hegelian except for the fact that Hegel thought of it.
Columbus stumbled upon land in the Caribbean. The land was there. The reason he found it was because the land existed to be found in the first place.
The Hegelian Dialectic was thought up by Hegel, but it is still independent of Hegel. The idea itself is not Hegel. Hegel just thought of it.

Are there any philosophers who wrote about the thing I am trying to get at? Basically the nature of the existence of ideas?

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