Chapter 90 90

90 I know that my intelligence is limited and I am unable to understand difficult and boring things, but the truth is boring, so I have no ability to approach the truth.I can only be content with looking at Schopenhauer's euphoria, what he calls physical wisdom. "Our real life, which would be boring and tedious when not driven by lust, quickly becomes miserable when it is driven by passion." really. "Only those who are blessed with extraordinary spiritual endowments, whose intellect exceeds the level required by the will. . . . Only those who have a sufficient capacity can be qualified to engage in purely spiritual activities that do not serve the will."

I can not. "These gentlemen had great muscular power and reproductive power when they were young. But as the years passed, only the mental power remained. If our mental power itself is so lacking, or if our mental power is not If we are given the training we deserve, or if we lack the material to develop our mental abilities, then it is really sympathetic for the tragic situation we will encounter." Sympathetic. This is the syllogism from "as expected" to "sympathetic". But old Schopenhauer is just as sympathetic, he gets no earthly benefit from his supernatural powers.In his later years, 750 copies of the work could only be printed by favors, and no manuscript fees were paid.

"While my philosophy has not brought me concrete benefits, it has saved me from many losses." He consoled himself in the book. I also comfort myself - something is better than nothing, a little bit is better than nothing, a little bit is a little bit. "That's the way life is," said the vagabond Estragon in Beckett's play.