Natives Such as Millennials and Centennials
Having it in his hands, he questions it about what is the greatest good for human beings. El silenus, silent, proud. Fac with the king’s impatient remonstrance, he blurts out: “the greatest good for man is one that is not within his reach: not having been born.” seeing the expression of bewilderment drawn on the monarch’s face, he attacks, between thunderous laughter: “and after that, the best he can aspire to is to die as soon as possible.” nietzsche refers to this very ancient legend to prove that the greeks, even though they had given life to a culture in which the celebratory flashes of life shine insistently, were, to the same extent, and what they thought was very sensible. Yes, well, life,
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Even though it is a quagmire of uncertainty and horror, also allows a certain amount of respite and gives us moments and things that, without a doubt, deserve to be enjoy . The contemplation of a sunset or the dawn (in both cases, the beautiful visual metaphor of our own lives). Love liv with the fruitless (and no less joyful) desire to make the impossible eternity of the moment business database possible. A good book in which, exultantly, we believe we find glimpses of perennial wisdom. Music, that excellent panacea for pain, according to schopenhauer, which opens a parenthesis in the midst of the torment inflict by the will to live. Friends (good and few),
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Those who remain side by side defying the fatigue of disagreements, the temptation of envy, and the poisonous sprout of ambition, a mass of miseries that, more often than not, ruce things to dust. Who believ themselves to have strong loyalties. In short, the festive intoxication in which (some) immerses (on some occasions), in a wise combination, a spirit drink and a good chat. Well, of course, let’s insist on this, there is always a crack through CY Lists which the fad ray of light of hope for a better world sneaks in.which, on a small or large scale, leads us to set resolutions every morning, or every year, or every time the temptation of politics and remptive plans appear in our lives. But, of course, going through these simulations of happiness, goes the pessimist who can be seen in that haiku.
